Introduction

Case 3:

History:

Incidental histological finding in an 11 year old spayed bassett hound which was euthanised because of a functional adrenocortical tumour.

This is a low power view of the junction of grey and white matter in the cerebrum. The greater prominence of nuclei in grey matter than in white in part reflects the large size of neuronal cell bodies and nuclei relative to glial cells.

Introduction

Case 3:

History:

Incidental histological finding in an 11 year old spayed bassett hound which was euthanised because of a functional adrenocortical tumour.

This is a low power view of the junction of grey and white matter in the cerebrum. The greater prominence of nuclei in grey matter than in white in part reflects the large size of neuronal cell bodies and nuclei relative to glial cells.

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