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Resolution: standard / high Figure 1.
High power magnification of a duodenal section of a patient with typical microvillous
inclusion disease or microvillous atrophy (MVA) after periodic schiff acid (PAS) staining
or anti-CD10 immunohistochemistry. As shown on both panels compared to normal controls,
in MVA an enlarged intracytoplasmic band (arrow) along the apical pole of enterocytes
is observed along with an atrophic band instead of the normally well-defined small
line representing the brush border (asterix).
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