General Pathology: Viral inflammation and Granulation tissue

Viral inflammation and Granulation tissue

VIRAL INFLAMMATION AND GRANULATION TISSUE

Fowl pox – Skin – Eosinophilic intracytoplasmic inclusions

Granulation tissue

Note the surface layer of unorganized fibrin with R.B.Cs and W.B.Cs; intermediate layer with new blood vessels and fibroblasts parallel to blood vessels. In the basal layer fibroblasts seen at right angles to the vessels.

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Viral inflammation and Granulation tissue

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