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S10C6P4-2: Neutrophils are prominent in the interstitial infiltrates; the histologic features are of a type emphasized in the diagnosis of Weber-Christian disease. It should be noted that, near the bottom of
the field on the right, some of the cell-walls of partially collapsed lipocytes have pulled away from the supporting, inflamed interstitium. None of the rounded defects of this field can be identified as a marker
for viable lipocytes; eccentric nuclei of viable lipocytes are not represented.
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