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Granulation Tissue, H/E, 20×. In this image, true granulation tissue is formed in a preexisting pyogenic granuloma/angioma. The lobular morphology of pyogenic granuloma can be obscured by ulceration and inflammatory changes. Contributed by F Farci, MD

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