Clinical Articles
Copyright ©The Author(s) 1996.
World J Gastroenterol. Mar 25, 1996; 2(1): 30-33
Published online Mar 25, 1996. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v2.i1.30
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Figure 1 Triangular, flat, or cylindrical neuroendocrine cells with Chromogranin A positivity at the infranuclear spaces. ABC method, magnification × 400.
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Figure 2 HCG-positive cells in poorly differentiated gastric carcinoma. ABC method, magnification × 400.
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Figure 3 Hormone containing neuroendocrine cells in gastric carcinoma and cancer differentiation.
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Figure 4 Hormone-positive neuroendocrine cells in gastric carcinoma with lymph nodes metastasis.
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Figure 5 Survival curve of 54 gastric carcinoma patients.
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Figure 6 Type I neuroendocrine cell with 100-200 nm-sized pleomorphic granules. Transmission electron microscope, magnification × 20000.
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Figure 7 neuroendocrine cell showing round granular dense core surrounded by a membrane. Transmission electron microscope, magnification × 20000.