crohnsinct
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Dinner?????
Dinner?????
But you do have an appointment on Friday to get some answers from the doctor, right???
Muscle weighs more than fat:ylol:
I haven't given you that power because I know you'd add things like dancing poo to the system and I feel it's important that we be more mature and professional than that here.(
(and please spell it out on the thread title so no one thinks it is Me and Grace cuz then really do they even care...oh no I di int...not on your birthday!) .
Like I said before..if ME gets it's own subforun I will run your campaign for sub forum moderator...just as long as you don't get smiley access!
Wow -- this is great -- thanks. They say they checked for eosinophils -- is it the same stain? I'd be so happy to restain if we could. I just KNOW the GI is going to say "that can't be it b/c ________ (fill in the blank)" And dismiss it. I just know it!
Except for urticaria pigmentosa (fixed reddish brown maculopapular lesions) and cutaneous mastocytosis, mast-cell biopsy findings are difficult to identify via standard hematoxylin and eosin staining (Figure 1), and in many cases, specific pathologic features such as crypt distortion, mucin depletion, cryptitis, abscesses, granulomas, thickened collagen bands, shortened villi, or excessive eosinophils/lympocytes are not seen in mast cell–related disease.6 Consultation with a pathologist is essential to ensure that an appropriate evaluation is performed. The excess of mast cells can be evaluated via immunohistochemical analysis for CD117, mast-cell tryptase, or Giemsa staining (Figure 2).