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Original articles

• Primary localised pleural neurofibroma: expanding the spectrum of spindle cell tumours of the pleura

  G Langman, S Rathinam, L Papadaki
• Cardiac findings in leptospirosis

  Kinjal Shah, Gayathri P Amonkar, Rima N Kamat, Jaya R Deshpande
• Angiomatoid fibrous histiocytoma including cases with pleomorphic features analysed by fluorescence in situ hybridisation

  T Matsumura, T Yamaguchi, N Tochigi, T Wada, T Yamashita, T Hasegawa
• The role of fine-needle aspiration in the diagnosis of thyroid lymphoma: a retrospective study of nine cases and review of published series

  Eric K Morgen, William Geddie, Scott Boerner, Denis Bailey, Gilda da Cunha Santos
• Quick-multiplex-consensus (QMC)-PCR followed by high-resolution melting: a simple and robust method for mutation detection in formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded tissue

  Wakkas Fadhil, Salih Ibrahem, Rashmi Seth, Mohammad Ilyas
• TCR-Vβ flow cytometric analysis of peripheral blood for assessing clonality and disease burden in patients with T cell large granular lymphocyte leukaemia

  B Feng, J L Jorgensen, Y Hu, L J Medeiros, S A Wang
• Effect of hydroxyurea on the transfusion requirements in patients with severe HbE-β-thalassaemia: a genotypic and phenotypic study

  Khushnooma Y Italia, Farah F Jijina, Rashid Merchant, Sangeeta Panjwani, Anita H Nadkarni, Pratibha M Sawant, Sona B Nair, Kanjaksha Ghosh, Roshan B Colah
• Association between hypoparathyroidism and defective T cell immunity in 22q11.2 deletion syndrome

  A Herwadkar, A R Gennery, A S Moran, M R Haeney, P D Arkwright
• Microbial infections in eight genomic subtypes of chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis

  Lihan Zhang, John Gough, David Christmas, Derek L Mattey, Selwyn C M Richards, Janice Main, Derek Enlander, David Honeybourne, Jon G Ayres, David J Nutt, Jonathan R Kerr
• Acute enterovirus infection followed by myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) and viral persistence

  J Chia, A Chia, M Voeller, T Lee, R Chang
• Serum CA19.9 levels are commonly elevated in primary ovarian mucinous tumours but cannot be used to predict the histological subtype

  Paul J Kelly, Pooler Archbold, John H Price, Chris Cardwell, W Glenn McCluggage