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Doença glomerular com hipercelularidade indicando inflamação. Tradicionalmente, a hipercelularidade glomerular é denominada alteração proliferativa, embora tanto a infiltração celular quanto a proliferação in situ possam ser responsáveis por essa hipercelularidade, como na inflamação em outros órgãos. O número de núcleos vistos será afetado pela espessura da secção histológica renal. | |||
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Glomerular disease with hypercellularity reflecting inflammation. Traditionally glomerular hypercellularity is termed proliferative change though both cellular infiltration and in-situ proliferation may be responsible for this hypercellularity, as in inflammation in other organs. The number of nuclei seen will be affected by thickness of the renal histology section. | |||
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Glomerular disease with hypercellularity reflecting inflammation. Traditionally glomerular hypercellularity is termed proliferative change though both cellular infiltration and in-situ proliferation may be responsible for this hypercellularity, as in inflammation in other organs. The number of nuclei seen will be affected by thickness of the renal histology section.
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| English | Glomerular disease with proliferative glomerular changes |
Glomerular disease with hypercellularity reflecting inflammation. Traditionally glomerular hypercellularity is termed proliferative change though both cellular infiltration and in-situ proliferation may be responsible for this hypercellularity, as in inflammation in other organs. The number of nuclei seen will be affected by thickness of the renal histology section. |
