A 32-year-old woman who are suffering from thyrotoxicosis a biopsy of the thyroid gland has shown numerous of Hassall corpuscles. Which of the following statements concering Hassall corpuscles is true? O They are located in the thymic medulla O They are located in the thymic cortex of old individuals O They are located in the thymic cortex of young individuals O They are located in the red pulp O They are located in the white pulp

A 32-year-old woman who are suffering from thyrotoxicosis a biopsy of the thyroid gland has shown numerous of Hassall corpuscles. Which of the following statements concering Hassall corpuscles is true? O They are located in the thymic medulla O They are located in the thymic cortex of old individuals O They are located in the thymic cortex of young individuals O They are located in the red pulp O They are located in the white pulp

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