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Resolution: standard / high Figure 1.
Oncocytoma and MALT Lymphoma. Oncocytoma (A, B): A, clinical appearance and B, histopathology (HE 400×) showing sheets of large granular, eosinophilic polyhedral
epithelial cells (oncocytes) having small, round, benign appearing central nuclei
with large nucleoli. MALT Lymphoma (C, D): C, clinical appearance and D, histopathology showing lymphoid B cells infiltrating the caruncle's surface epithelium
(HE 400×).
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