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J Clin Pathol 54:146-151 doi:10.1136/jcp.54.2.146

The importance of intracytoplasmic DPAS positivity in fine needle aspirates of breast lesions

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Acceptable diastase resistant periodic acid Schiff (DPAS) positivity. (A) A group of malignant epithelial cells two of which contain intracytoplasmic magenta body-like DPAS positivity with indentation of the adjacent nuclear membrane (DPAS stain, AC5); (B) and (C) dissociated malignant epithelial cells showing structured intracytoplasmic DPAS positivity with indentation of the adjacent nuclear membrane (DPAS stain, AC5); (D) a group of malignant epithelial cells containing intracytoplasmic DPAS positivity that sometimes lacks internal structure but does produce nuclear membrane indentation (DPAS stain, AC5).

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