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| Image: Epididymis with coverslip artifact -- low mag.jpg | CSA - low mag. (WC) | Image: Epididymis with coverslip artifact -- low mag.jpg | CSA - low mag. (WC) | ||
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| Image: Epididymis with coverslip artifact - wc -- very high mag.jpg | CSA - very high mag. (WC)   | Image: Epididymis with coverslip artifact - wc -- very high mag.jpg | CSA - very high mag. (WC)   | ||
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| Image: Coverslip artifact -- intermed mag.jpg | CA - intermed. mag. (WC) | |||
| Image: Coverslip artifact -- high mag.jpg | CA - high mag. (WC) | |||
| Image: Coverslip artifact - alt -- high mag.jpg | CA - high mag. (WC) | |||
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Revision as of 02:35, 1 January 2020
Histology artifacts are common.
Cautery artifact
Main article: Cautery artifact
Tissue fold
- Darker well demarcated line with apparent disruption of the architecture.
Images
- Tissue fold (center of image) in basal cell hyperplasia of the prostate. 
- Extensive tissue folding in a SSA. 
Chatter artifact
- Fine parallel lines.
Images
- Chatter artifact in tubular adenoma. 
- Chatter artifact in complex endometrial hyperplasia. 
- Chatter artifact in TILs. 
Tissue tearing
- Usually due to something intrinsic to the tissue that is hard, e.g. calcium.
Image
Sponge artifact
- Angulated pieces of tissue with punched-out missing fragments.[1]
- May result in little squares of tissue arranged in a regular pattern.
Images
Bubble artifact
Large
- Large bubbles of air under the cover slip.
Coverslip artifact
Features:
- Black-grey lines - takes on the outline of the tissue beneath it.
- Above the plane-of-focus of the tissue - key feature.
















