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stock image This is a pathological photo of human left ventricular hypertrophy, showing an increase in myocardial diameter and interstitial distance.Magnify 40x.

This Is A Pathological Photo Of Human Left Ventricular Hypertrophy, Showing An Increase In Myocardial Diameter And Interstitial Distance.Magnify 40x.

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stock vector Layers of the Heart Wall

Layers Of The Heart Wall

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stock image This photo shows the pink mucinous matrix of atrial myxoma, myxoma cells arranged in nests and cords, and local bleeding.Magnify 1000x.

This Photo Shows The Pink Mucinous Matrix Of Atrial Myxoma, Myxoma Cells Arranged In Nests And Cords, And Local Bleeding.Magnify 1000x.

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stock image ECF - Extracellular fluid acronym, medical concept background

ECF - Extracellular Fluid Acronym, Medical Concept Background

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stock image This is a pathological photo of human left ventricular hypertrophy, showing an increase in myocardial diameter and interstitial distance.Magnify 40x.

This Is A Pathological Photo Of Human Left Ventricular Hypertrophy, Showing An Increase In Myocardial Diameter And Interstitial Distance.Magnify 40x.

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stock image This photo shows the pink mucinous matrix and nest like arrangement of mucinous tumor cells in atrial myxoma.Magnify 1000x.

This Photo Shows The Pink Mucinous Matrix And Nest Like Arrangement Of Mucinous Tumor Cells In Atrial Myxoma.Magnify 1000x.

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stock image Gandy-Gamna bodies are pathological changes involving hemosiderosin and calcium salt deposition produced by red blood cell decomposition and fibrous tissue encapsulation.

Gandy-Gamna Bodies Are Pathological Changes Involving Hemosiderosin And Calcium Salt Deposition Produced By Red Blood Cell Decomposition And Fibrous Tissue Encapsulation.

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