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Published in final edited form as: Gastrointest Endosc. 2008 Oct;68(4):737–744. doi: 10.1016/j.gie.2008.05.018

Image of high-grade dysplasia. A. Endoscopic microscope image of high grade dysplasia stained with 0.05% acriflavine. Confluent and haphazard glandular proliferation with back–to-back arrangements and minimal to absent stroma. Foci of high nuclear intensity and high nuclear–to-cytoplasmic ratio are highlighted by markers (red arrowheads). B. Histopathology of same specimen. Scale bar is 100 microns; all images are at the same scale.

Image of high-grade dysplasia. A. Endoscopic microscope image of high grade dysplasia stained with 0.05% acriflavine. Confluent and haphazard glandular proliferation with back–to-back arrangements and minimal to absent stroma. Foci of high nuclear intensity and high nuclear–to-cytoplasmic ratio are highlighted by markers (red arrowheads). B. Histopathology of same specimen. Scale bar is 100 microns; all images are at the same scale.