Breast- Invasive breast cancer of no special type (NST) lacking Myeloperoxidase positive cells.

Breast- Mucinous breast carcinoma containing numerous Myeloperoxidase positive granulocytes both intravascular and within mucus.

Colon- Colorectal adenocarcinoma containing few Myeloperoxidase positive granulocytes.

Colon- Colorectal adenocarcinoma containing numerous Myeloperoxidase positive granulocytes.

Esophagus- Adenocarcinoma containing numerous Myeloperoxidase positive granulocytes.

Esophagus- Squamous cell carcinoma containing numerous Myeloperoxidase positive granulocytes.

Kidney- Clear cell renal cell carcinoma containing few Myeloperoxidase positive granulocytes in capillaries.

Kidney- Oncocytoma containing few Myeloperoxidase positive granulocytes.

Kidney- Papillary renal cell carcinoma containing numerous Myeloperoxidase positive granulocytes.

Oral cavity- Squamous cell carcinoma containing numerous intravascular and stromal Myeloperoxidase positive granulocytes.

Oral cavity- Squamous cell carcinoma lacking Myeloperoxidase positive cells.

Ovary- Clear cell carcinoma lacking Myeloperoxidase positive cells.

Ovary- Serous high-grade carcinoma containing few Myeloperoxidase positive granulocytes.

Prostate- Adenocarcinoma (Gleason 3+3=6) containing some intraglandular Myeloperoxidase positive material.

Thyroid- Follicular carcinoma containing only few Myeloperoxidase positive granulocytes.

Thyroid- Papillary carcinoma containing few Myeloperoxidase positive granulocytes.

Urinary bladder- Non-invasive papillary urothelial carcinoma (pTa) containing few Myeloperoxidase positive granulocytes in a capillary.

Uterus, cervix- Squamous cell carcinoma containing few Myeloperoxidase positive granulocytes.