Beautiful asteroid bodies : r/pathology
Dermatopathology Society of India
Collagen nature of asteroid bodies of giant cells in sarcoidosis. | Semantic Scholar
Dermatopathology Society of India
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Asteroid Body Associated with Sarcoidosis | Diagnose This! | Arkana Labs
Schaumann body - Wikipedia
Asteroid bodies - American Academy of Ophthalmology
Image of Sarcoidosis - Pathology
Moran CORE | Cellular Histopathology
Schaumann bodies - Libre Pathology
Multinucleated giant cell containing an asteroid, microscopy. | Wellcome Collection
Transbronchial aspiration smear of subcarinal lymph node demonstratingf... | Download Scientific Diagram
Webpathology.com: A Collection of Surgical Pathology Images
File:Asteroid body intermed mag.jpg - Wikipedia
A constellation of asteroid bodies!!! | KiKo XP
Webpathology.com: A Collection of Surgical Pathology Images
Asteroid bodies (arrow) seen in the cytoplasm of giant cells. | Download Scientific Diagram
Jerad Gardner, MD - Gorgeous Asteroid bodies! I love these little star shaped clusters of degenerated collagen fibers trapped inside histiocytes. A classic buzzword for sarcoidosis, but I see them far more
Jerad Gardner, MD - Incredible asteroid bodies. Classically in sarcoidosis, but I see most often in foreign body GIANT cells. Pic: @smlungpathguy #pathology | Facebook
Pathology Outlines - Sarcoidosis
Asteroid body - Wikipedia
Jen Findeis-Hosey, MD on Twitter: "Asteroid bodies = Sarcoid, right? Classic #USMLE Step 1 would say so, however they can be seen in granulomatous inflammation from many causes. Here are asteroid bodies
Sarcoid granuloma with an asteroid body
![PDF] Asteroid bodies: products of unusual microtubule dynamics in monocyte-derived giant cells. An immunohistochemical study. | Semantic Scholar](https://d3i71xaburhd42.cloudfront.net/b30de21362fb60d392517ef831a4b4089aa9e41b/5-Figure7-1.png "PDF] Asteroid bodies: products of unusual microtubule dynamics in monocyte-derived giant cells. An immunohistochemical study. | Semantic Scholar")