1. Complex Mechanisms in Prostatic Inflammatory Response
Bob Djavan, Elisabeth Eckersberger, Geovanni Espinosa, Gero Kramer, Alessandra Handisurya, Chung Lee, Michael Marberger, Herbert Lepor, Georg E. Steiner 
European Urology Supplements 
Volume 8, Issue 13, Pages (December 2009)
DOI: /j.eursup
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2. Fig. 1
Proliferative inflammatory atrophy; immunohistochemistry using anti-CD3. Reproduced with permission of MedReviews®, LLC. Steiner GE, Djavan B, Kramer G, et al. The picture of the prostatic lymphokine network is becoming increasingly complex. Rev Urol 2002;4:171–7. Reviews in Urology is a copyrighted publication of MedReviews®, LLC. All rights reserved [8].
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3. Fig. 2
“Scattered” type of inflammation; immunohistochemistry using anti-CD3. Reproduced with permission of MedReviews®, LLC. Steiner GE, Djavan B, Kramer G, et al. The picture of the prostatic lymphokine network is becoming increasingly complex. Rev Urol 2002;4:171–7. Reviews in Urology is a copyrighted publication of MedReviews®, LLC. All rights reserved [8].
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4. Fig. 3
Kinetics of epithelial cell killing by prostatic T lymphocytes. Parallel time-lapse microscopy of autologous epithelial cell killing by prostatic T lymphocytes derived from a prostatic specimen with benign prostatic hyperplasia. Reproduced with permission of MedReviews®, LLC. Steiner GE, Djavan B, Kramer G, et al. The picture of the prostatic lymphokine network is becoming increasingly complex. Rev Urol 2002;4:171–7. Reviews in Urology is a copyrighted publication of MedReviews®, LLC. All rights reserved [8].
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