Previous biopsy site
 A. This image illustrates an area of  granulation tissue in the endocardium with abundant fibroblasts and some red  blood cells on the surface.  The fibrous  tissue is still loose.  It represents an  area of healing from a recent previous biopsy site (approximately a week old).  (H&E, X100).  B. This area of granulation tissue shows  further healing, with somewhat less fibroblasts and distinct maturing denser  fibrous tissue than the lesion in A.  Note the mild disarray of myocytes within the  scar shown in this field.    This lesion may represent a  healing biopsy site of approximately  2-3 weeks   evolution.  (H&E, X200).  C and D.   These two images show a well healed   previous biopsy site with   endocardial thickening and subjacent scar. The trichrome stain in D  shows a distinct increase of dense fibrous  tissue forming the scar.  (C,  H&E,  X200,  D, Masson’s trichrome, X200).
A. This image illustrates an area of  granulation tissue in the endocardium with abundant fibroblasts and some red  blood cells on the surface.  The fibrous  tissue is still loose.  It represents an  area of healing from a recent previous biopsy site (approximately a week old).  (H&E, X100).  B. This area of granulation tissue shows  further healing, with somewhat less fibroblasts and distinct maturing denser  fibrous tissue than the lesion in A.  Note the mild disarray of myocytes within the  scar shown in this field.    This lesion may represent a  healing biopsy site of approximately  2-3 weeks   evolution.  (H&E, X200).  C and D.   These two images show a well healed   previous biopsy site with   endocardial thickening and subjacent scar. The trichrome stain in D  shows a distinct increase of dense fibrous  tissue forming the scar.  (C,  H&E,  X200,  D, Masson’s trichrome, X200).


