Robbins Pathology - Lecture Notes Ppt

Waxy, firm, enlarged organ (e.g., "lardaceous" spleen or "beefy" tongue).

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Pink, amorphous, acellular extracellular material. Key clue: Appears "cracked" or "clefted" on the slide due to shrinkage during processing.