In reviewing a fair amount of Medical Pathology lately involving all body systems, I thought of the song title heading this piece.
You have hundreds of different body tissues in dozens of organs all looking more or less the same under the microscope. I’m talking about the general patterns now, not a super-analytical view of various cells rendered by a histopathologist.
Then you have brain tissue.
And guess what my fine-feathered friends? It's right up there in the "average"...
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