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Friday, July 5, 2019

Epidermal cells

Epidermal cells
Posted by Dr Ian McColl at 4:08 AM
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Dr Ian McColl
Dr McColl is a Consultant Dermatologist at the John Flynn Hospital,Tugun, Gold Coast. He is a Fellow of the Australasian College of Dermatologists, Fellow of the Skin Cancer College Australasia and Head of the Australian Institute of Dermatology. His practice phone number is 0755980133 or 61755980133 if overseas.fax 0755980266.
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Blog Archive

  • ▼  2019 (24)
    • ▼  July (24)
      • DermPath Diagnosis - An outline
      • Where is the pathology – Epidermis, Dermis, Both o...
      • Slide looks like normal skin
      • Parakeratosis and acanthosis
      • Parakeratosis with neutrophils
      • Epidermal acanthosis
      • Epidermal atrophy
      • Spongiosis
      • Acantholysis
      • Basal vacuolization
      • Sub epidermal blister or separation
      • Lichenoid infiltrate
      • Superficial and deep perivascular infiltrate
      • Extravasated red cells
      • Dermal papillary oedema
      • Nodular dermal infiltrate
      • Diffuse dermal infiltrate – cells, substances incl...
      • Panniculitis
      • Tumours
      • Epidermal cells
      • Dermal cells
      • Adnexal structures
      • Metastases
      • DermPath Diagnosis - An Outline
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