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satellitosis

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satellitosis /sat·el·li·to·sis/ (sat″el-i-to´sis) accumulation of neuroglial cells about neurons; seen whenever neurons are damaged.
sat·el·li·to·sis (stl--tss)
n.
A condition characterized by an accumulation of neuroglia around the neurons of the central nervous system, often followed by neuronophagia.
Satellitosis
A finding by low-power light microscopy in scarring (healing) cirrhosis, where islands of surviving liver parenchyma are surrounded by neutrophils and inflammation
satellitosis [sat″ĕ-li-to´sis]
accumulation of neuroglial cells about neurons; seen whenever neurons are damaged.
satellitosis
accumulation of neuroglial cells about neurons; seen whenever neurons are damaged.
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Histopathologic studies showed moderate neuronal degeneration characterized by neuronal hyperchromatosis, chromatolysis, and satellitosis (Figure 2, panel A).
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Like other diffuse gliomas, SCA can show cortical infiltration and secondary structuring, including perineuronal satellitosis (Figure 7, C).
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Other incidental lesions diagnosed were lipoma (5%) of the brain, myocardial degeneration (5%), and satellitosis of the heart (5%), ovarian cyst (5%), and urinary bladder cystitis (11%), found in a few animals only, were distributed randomly in the control and PAP-dosed groups.
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