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Ultrastructural features of the interferon-treated adult laryngeal papilloma
Acta Oto-Laryngologica
|September 1, 1985
Abstract:
The ultrastructural features of the interferon-treated adult laryngeal papillomas are described. Compared with untreated papillomas, no differences in ultrastructure were found by transmission electron microscopy. By scanning electron microscopy, significant alterations comprising a smooth and oedematous surface with a uniform microvilli pattern of the superficial cells were observed after interferon therapy. Our observations suggest an increased cell adhesion and maturation of epithelial cells caused by interferon.
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