The role of stem stromal (mesenchymal) cells in the formation of heterotopic ossificates
- Authors: Deev R.V., Bersenev A.V.
- Issue: No 1 (2005)
- Pages: 46-48
- Section: Mini-reviews
- URL: https://genescells.ru/2313-1829/article/view/289851
- ID: 289851
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R. V. Deev
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A. V. Bersenev
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Figure 1. Trabeculae of heterotopic ossification of the anterior thigh muscles (received from a 14-year-old patient, 6 months after injury). a - reticulofibrous bone tissue; b active osteoblasts. The intertrabecular space is occupied by fibrous connective tissue. Coloring: according to Rumyantsev-Aleksina; x400.
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Figure 2. Macropreparation (A) and micropreparation (B) of a heterotopic ossificate formed at the site of a postoperative scar of the anterior abdominal wall. Staining (B): hematokisilin and eosin. From Arch Pathol Lab Med 2004; 128:321-3; with changes.
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Figure 3. Foci of chondrogenesis 7 days after damage to the aponeurotic helmet of a rabbit. A-C - hyaline cartilage tissue; staining: A - hematoxylin and eosin, x 100; B - according to Mallory, x 400; C - according to Rumyantsev-Aleksina, x 250; D - powerful bundles of collagen fibers perforate cartilage tissue, creating a picture characteristic of fibrous cartilage; stain: hematoxylin and eosin, x 250.
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