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A gastric biopsy. H. pylori gastritis Can you identify the organism?

Neutrophils in the foveolar epithelium and curved bacilli in surface mucus. See both on annotated H&E and Giemsa slides.

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H. pylori gastritis: H&E and Giemsa

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H. pylori gastritis histopathology with annotated H&E and Giemsa virtual slides and free PDF notes, built for FRCPath histopathology candidates, NEET-SS and INI-SS aspirants, MD/DNB pathology residents, and APCP board preparation or pathology board preparation.

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