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hyperchromatism

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Hy`per`chro´ma`tism
n.1.The condition of having an unusual intensity of color.
hyperchromatism
the occurrence of unusually intense coloration. — hyperchromatic, adj.
See also: Color


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10) In brief, a chondroma duplicates normal cartilage despite increased cellularity, but a chondrosarcoma exhibits pronounced irregularity in the number and size of cells and in the degree of hyperchromatism.
Chondroma of the nasal bone: a case report by Raju, Penumetcha Krishnam / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
The histologic finding of ASL in our patient (Figure 1) shows large vascular spaces lined with atypical vascular epithelium and with polymorphism and hyperchromatism of cells.
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In aspiration cytology specimens, the degenerative changes in follicular epithelial ceils found in black thyroid glands can cause nuclear hyperchromatism and chromatin clumping (figure 3).
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