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Washington University Experience | INFECTION | Viruses | HIV | HIV - Vacuolar Myelopathy | 1A1 HIV, vacuolar myelopathy (Case 1) H&E 1 whole mount
1A1-3 Whole mount of spinal cord with vacuolar myelopathy stained with H&E (#1A1), LFB-PAS (#1A2) and Bielschowsky (#1A3) silver stains. In this case the involvement of the dorsal columns is markedly more impressive than involvement of the corticospinal tracts. With progressively increased magnifications shown in Figure #1A4-6 (4X), Figure #1A7-9 (10X) and Figure 1#A10-12 (40X). It is clear that myelin is lost mostly in parallel with axons.
