File:Histopathology of goblet cells (annotated) and foveolar cells in incomplete Barrett's esophagus.jpg
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English: In incomplete intestinal metaplasia (incomplete Barrett's esophagus), there are both foveolar cells and goblet cells, the latter (indicated by arrows) usually having a slightly bluish color compared to the apical cytoplasm of foveolar cells on H&E stain. A specific sign is crescent shaped nuclei of goblet cells (seen in middle one). |
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