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2. The errors of some haematological methods as they are used in a routine laboratory;Biggs, R.; Macmillan, R.L.;J Clin Pathol,1948
3. The radiation exposure should Tumour cells had replaced the lamina be relatively great and radiation damage to I Weiss SW, Enzinger FM. Epithelioid haemanpropria in some villi causing a broadleaf the tissue should be demonstrable in and gioendothelioma. A vascular tumour often configuration. Variable sized intracytoplasaround the tumour.3 This case satisfies the mic vacuoles were observed within tumour above criteria. cells (attempts at vessel formation) and also a It is difficult to predict the biological mitotic activity of two per 10 high power behaviour of epithelioid haemangioendofields. In and around tumour submucosal thelioma on the basis of histological features and serosal fibrosis were noted in conjuncalone: the presence of cellular pleomorphmistaken for a carcinoma;radiotherapy;Cancer,1982
4. Malignant epithelioid haemangioendothelioma of the liver in young women. Relationship to oral contraceptive uses;Dean, P.J.; Haggitt, R.C.; O'Hara, C.J.;Am J Surg Pathol,1985
5. Immunoreactivity with factor VIII related spindling of the cells, have been associated elioma of the colon. Report of a case. Dis antigen (Dako, Denmark) using the convenwith a more aggressive behaviour.' This tional PAP method with trypsinisation was tumour exhibited some of these features and positive. Ultrastructure examination of the its aggressive nature was confirmed by the tumour cells showed round and tubular extent of tumour spread on the second structures consistent with Weibal Palade laparotomy. Angiosarcoma induced by Colon Rectum,1987