Silvija Gottesman MD on X: "Schwannoma. Up close & personal. Antoni A (hypercellular areas with Verocay bodies) vs Antoni B (hypocellular/myxoid areas). S100+ #dermpath https://t.co/reUNpxRiAJ" / X
Schwannoma (explained in 5 minutes) Verocay bodies Antoni A & B usmle nerve sheath tumor pathology - YouTube
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Photomicrograph of a schwannoma, a benign soft tissue tumor of peripheral nerve sheath, with characteristic nuclear palisading and "Verocay bodies". Stock Photo | Adobe Stock
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Learning from eponyms: Jose Verocay and Verocay bodies, Antoni A and B areas, Nils Antoni and Schwannomas. - Abstract - Europe PMC
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Stanford Pathology on X: "#PathBasics A: Verocay bodies (named after José Juan Verocay) consist of regions of palisading nuclei that alternate with an anuclear zone and are classically associated with schwannomas. #PathTwitter #
Photomicrograph of Verocay bodies in a schwannoma characterized by... | Download Scientific Diagram
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Primary Verocay Body-rich Epididymal Leiomyosarcoma in a Dog - ScienceDirect
Where are the Verocay bodies?! Recognizing subtle nuclear palisading in schwannoma. Pathology - YouTube
Sanjay Mukhopadhyay on X: "So is a Verocay body Antoni A or B or both?" / X
