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Giant Cells, Foreign-Body

McNally, A.K. et al., Simardi, L.H. et al.

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To address this, we developed a system of human macrophage fusion that utilizes IL-4, IL-13, or alpha-tocopherol to generate large foreign body-type giant cells (FBGC) [1].
We could not find a statistically significant relationship between the presence of foreign body-type giant cells and serum PSA levels [2].

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Influence of asymptomatic histologic prostatitis on serum prostate-specific antigen: a prospective study. Simardi, L.H., Tobias-MacHado, M., Kappaz, G.T., Taschner Goldenstein, P., Potts, J.M., Wroclawski, E.R. Urology (2004) [Pubmed]

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