Part 4: The Strange Case of A Skin Mystery and Neodymium Magnet

“There doesn’t seem to be any immune cells (white blood cells) present anywhere. … Pathology on a fibrotic capsule this old is extremely rare. I have nothing to compare your sample with.” – University lab report after Haematoxylin and Eosin tissue stains, November 2014   Return to Part 1. Reposted May 17, 2022 – December …

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