The tracheal wash consisted mostly of thick stringy mucus with numerous enmeshed light pink round to rectangular structures (arrows), interpreted to be necrotic epithelial cells and cell fragments (modified-Wright’s stain, 20x objective).
The tracheal wash consisted mostly of thick stringy mucus with numerous enmeshed light pink round to rectangular structures (arrows), interpreted to be necrotic epithelial cells and cell fragments (modified-Wright’s stain, 20x objective).
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