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Methenamine silver · General pathology · open case 14

Pathological anatomy · General pathology

(Left) Gomori methenamine silver (GMS) stain highlighting fungal wall and the pathognomonic non-septate branching hyphae. (Right) High-power H&E stain demonstrating hyphae and inflammatory cells with limited blood product. Photo Credit: Sin Nguyen, MD.
(Left) Gomori methenamine silver (GMS) stain highlighting fungal wall and the pathognomonic non-septate branching hyphae. (Right) High-power H&E stain demonstrating hyphae and…

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Category
General pathology
Difficulty
advanced
Type
Clinical microscopy
Mode
Methenamine silver
Stain
Methenamine silver

Origin: MultiCaRe · figure from open-access article PMC6443639 · License CC BY

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