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Schaumzellanalyse

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Zusammenfassung

Schaumzellen sind Makrophagen mit fremdem Inhalt. Sie kommen bei manchen Krankheiten vor und erscheinen im Paraffinschnitt als große Zellen mit hellem, körnigem oder „schaumigem“Zytoplasma und einem kleinen Kern. Im allgemeinen ist es nicht möglich, am Paraffinschnitt den Inhalt dieser Zellen und damit ihre Bedeutung abzuklären. Im folgenden wird eine Zusammenstellung generalisierter Prozesse, oft metabolischer Art, präsentiert. Damit sind alle lokalisierten Prozesse ausgeschlossen, wie z.B. echte Tumoren (Hypernephrom, alveoläres Weichteilsarkom, Myxom), Knochenveränderungen des Typs fibröse Dysplasie, nicht ossifizierende Fibrome sowie in den Nieren auftretende Schaumzellen lokalen Ursprungs, die bei vielen Krankheiten vorkommen können (Zollinger und Rohr, 1969).

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