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Published	12/13/2024	The thymus is located in the {{c1::anterior}} mediastinum and is a site of maturation for {{c2::T}} cells.
Published	12/13/2024	The tissue shown is normal {{c1::fetal thymus}} (specifc age group) with:Asterisk = {{c2::medulla}}.Arrow = {{c2::cortex}}.
Published	12/13/2024	Normal thymic T cells begin as {{c1::immature}} T cells at the {{c2::periphery of the outer cortex}} and migrate toward the {{c2::medulla}} where they…
Published	12/13/2024	The term {{c1::thymoma}} refers to tumors of {{c2::thymic epithelium}}.
Published	12/13/2024	The general classifcation of thymomas in order of worsening prognosis include:1. {{c1::Type A thymoma}}.2. {{c1::Type B1 thyoma}}.3. {{c1::Type B2 thy…
Published	12/13/2024	Thymus resection.Most likely diagnosis?{{c1::Type A thymoma}}.
Published	12/13/2024	Thymus resection.Most likely diagnosis?{{c1::Type B3 thymoma}}.
Published	12/13/2024	Before maturity, {{c1::immature T}} cells of the thymus are called {{c2::thymocytes}}.
Published	12/13/2024	The autoimmune disease {{c1::myasthenia gravis}} is associated with follicular hyperplasia within the thymus.
Published	12/13/2024	Thymic {{c3::hyperplasia}} is more of a clinical diagnosis than a pathologic one, as the thymus appears histologically {{c2::normal}}, …
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