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Central Passive Congestion And Centrilobular...
Which part of the liver lobule becomes damaged first in oxygen/flow related injuries? (centrilobular or periportal) Which part of the liver lobule becomes damaged first in toxic related injuries? (centrilobular...
Liver - Cirrhosis 1
What TWO features are ALWAYS needed to diagnose all types cirrhosis? Demonstrate each one.
Acute And Chronic Cholangitis
Which parts of the cut sections of the liver show the inflammatory changes? What is the usual cause of cholangitis? Why might this be called acute and chronic from a histopathological point of view?...
Diffuse Cortical Necrosis
Draw a line between the necrotic cortex and the more viable appearing medulla. On which side of that line can nuclei be discerned more easily? Why?
Acute Tubular Necrosis
Show, in any way, shape, or form, a necrotic tubule. Name two or three most common causes of ATN.
Interstitial Nephritis
What is the interstitium of the kidney? Why might the term thyroidization be described here as an adjective? Demonstrate it. Demonstrate a tubule with coagulation necrosis.
Diabetic Glomerulosclerosis
Even if you didn't know anything at all about diabetes, and also had contempt for esoteric words like Kimmelsteil-Wilson, simply name some ways this kidney differs from all the normal kidneys you have...
Arteriolosclerosis (Hypertension) And Hydropic...
Demonstrate tubules with hydropic change. What is hydropic change? Is hydropic change a NON-specific finding in many diseases?
Myocardial Infarction - Recent
Demonstrate granulation tissue. What is granulation tissue? Can the term granulation tissue be used, more or less, interchangeably, with the term organizing inflammation?
Myocardial Infarct - Remote
Draw a line separating the fibrosis (scar) from the normal cardiac muscle tissue. How might one differentiate scar (fibrosis), from coagulation necrosis, from normal cardiac muscle (in words)?
Myocardial Infarct
Demonstrate the coagulation necrosis. Demonstrate the neutrophilic infiltrates (i.e., acute inflammatory infiltrate)
Acute Fibrinous Pericarditis
Demonstrate the fibrin. Is it limited to the pericardial layer? What are some common causes of acute pericarditis?
Bacterial Pericarditis
In all honesty, can this be grossly or microscopically differentiated from a NON-bacterial pericarditis? Do you feel confident enough to identify bacteria on this type of stain? If so, demonstrate some....
Acute Fibrinous Pericarditis
Is it limited to the pericardial layer? What are some common causes of acute pericarditis?
Acute Cholecystitis
Is the presence of neutrophils in the wall of the gallbladder needed for the diagnosis of acute cholecystitis? Demonstrate this. Demonstrate some fibrin. If the inflammatory infiltrate was severe enough...
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Michael Hawke
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Gastroenterology Atlas
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World Health Summit
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