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Arabesque Pattern

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Arabesque Pattern
A term of art referring to a key histologic feature of end-stage panniculitis in patients with lipodermatosclerosis
Sequence The early lesions of lipodermatosclerosis are that of lymphocytic septal and lobular panniculitis, followed by ischaemic fat necrosis and the formation of variably sized cystic spaces lined by thick, eosinophilic, PAS-positive material—thought to represent adipocyte membrane material—arranged in a pattern likened to the mosiac patterns of the Moors and other artists of the Arab world


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The turquoise and azure tiles are polygonal, rectangular and star-shaped bearing animal, alphabetical characters, flower petals and arabesque patterns," she added.
AaAa "The dramatic new airport terminal is an example of how Modernism and traditional Islamic architecture have begun to cross-pollinate," said the magazine in its January issue, noting that the building's massive concrete rhombuses structure is softened by the exquisite arabesque patterns on its glass skin.
In one image, a detail from the elaborate gold arabesque patterns that appear on a Royal Crown Derby dish is imposed upon a massive granite boulder on the Nova Scotian shore.
 
 
 
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