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Guess What! - ESTP Case 31 |
posted: 05-Mar-2024 closing: 05-Dec-2024 |
The lesion was observed as an incidental finding in the testis of a 22 months old male Wistar rat, which was found in a moribund condition after continued weight loss. At necropsy, one testis showed a glassy appearance.
So far (September 5, 2024) we have received 10 diagnoses and some suggestions for immunohistochemistry.
Here we have now provided photos of immunohistochemical slides with pan-cytokeratin, vimentin, S-100 and podoplanin labeling.
Please send us your diagnosis, you might want to update it now.
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Fig. 1: H&E, 1x
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Fig. 2: H&E, 2x
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Fig. 3: H&E, 5x
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Fig. 4: H&E, 10x
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Fig. 5: H&E, 20x
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Fig. 6: H&E, 5x
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Fig. 7: H&E, 10x
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Fig. 8: H&E, 20x
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Fig. 9: H&E, 5x
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Fig. 10: H&E, 10x
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Fig. 11: H&E, 20x
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Fig. 12: Pan-Cytokeratin, 10x
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Fig. 13: Vimentin, 10x
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Fig. 14: S-100, 10x
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Fig. 15: Podoplanin, 10x
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