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. 2021 May 21;8(1):e000622. doi: 10.1136/bmjgast-2021-000622

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Histology of the patients with mesenteric involvement by histiocytosis. Low magnification showing diffuse, mainly superficial, involvement of epiploon by histiocytosis (patient #13, H&E ×1 (A) and CD163 ×1 (B)). Patchy superficial involvement of epiploon by histiocytosis (patient #22, H&E ×12 (C), H&E ×40 (D) and CD163 ×40 (E)). Diffuse superficial involvement of serosa by eosinophilic histiocytes (patient #9, H&E ×200 (F), phosphoERK ×200 (G)). Infiltration by eosinophilic (H) or foamy (I) histiocytes (patient #2, H&E ×200 (H), patient #10, H&E ×40 (I)).