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desc01 = 'Figure 1 - Bone marrow core biopsy section showing hypercellularity and hypereosinophilia (Hematoxylin & eosin stain, x400).                       ';
desc02 = 'Figure 2 - Bone marrow aspiration showing increased eosinophils with normal morphology (May-Gruwald-Giemsa stain, x1000).                              ';
desc03 = 'Figure 3 - Bone marrow core biopsy section showing prominent myeloperoxidase-positive cells ( Immunohistochemistry, x200).                             ';
desc04 = 'Figure 4 - Bone marrow core biopsy section showing scattered CD3-positive T-cells ( Immunohistochemistry, x100).                                       ';
desc05 = 'Figure 5 - Lymph node biopsy section showing effacement of the nodal structure (Hematoxylin & eosin stain, x40).                                   ';
desc06 = 'Figure 6 - Lymph node biopsy section showing a "starry sky" pattern and increased eosinophils and small vessels (Hematoxylin & eosin stain, x200). ';
desc07 = 'Figure 7 - Lymph node biopsy section showing focal accumulation of numerous eosinophils (Hematoxylin & eosin stain, x400).                         ';
desc08 = 'Figure 8 - Lymph node biopsy section showing numerous TdT-positive lymphoblasts ( Immunohistochemistry , x200).                                        ';
desc09 = 'Figure 9 - Lymph node biopsy section showing numerous CD3-positive lymphocytes ( Immunohistochemistry , x200).                                         ';
desc10 = 'Figure 10 - The karyotype of marrow cells showing 46,XX,t(8;13)(p12;q12).  The same karyotype was seen in lymph node cells.                             ';

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