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Striated muscles in visceral organs of vertebrates represent unexpected morphologic findings frequently encountered by microscopic pathologists in otherwise healthy organisms.
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May avoid misdiagnosis in routine histopathology; leaves open prevalence, mechanisms, and disease associations across vertebrates.
Correspondence The daily experience of any microscopic pathologist (anatomical, clinical, veterinarian, or toxicologic) contains unexpected morphologic findings. They can be pathologic findings in organs that ought to be normal as the organisms have not shown any signs of diseases. We categorize such findings as a
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Владимир Субботин (2016) studied this question. Striated muscles in visceral organs of vertebrates represent unexpected morphologic findings frequently encountered by microscopic pathologists in otherwise healthy organisms.
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