KIDNEY
Septic infarct - Histopathology of kidney
In this video the author presents septic infarct in histopathological image of kidney.
Atheroemboli - Histopathology of kidney
In this video you can see atheroemboli in histopathological image of kidney.
Disseminated intravascular coagulatio - Histopathology...
The author of this video presents disseminated intravascular coagulatio in histopathological image of kidney.
Pancreatic Carcinoma - Histopathology of kidney,...
The material presents pancreatic carcinoma in histopathological image of kidney, liver, heart.
Amyloidosis - Kidney - Histopathology
In this video you can see histopathological image of amyloidosis.
Right donor nephrectomy - Laparoscopic Approach
In this video you can see laparoscopic right donor nephrectomy.
Skin, Kidney - Systemic Sclerosis (Scleroderma)
Find atrophy (epidermis) and fibrosis (dermis) of skin. Find thickening in the intima of the kidney.
Kidney - Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
Can you agree that the glomerular basement membrane area is thickened, compared to a normal glomerulus? Find a wire loop Are there many different kinds of renal pathologies with lupus, or is this the...
Kidney - Chronic Transplant Rejection
What are the three classic patterns of transplant rejection, with respect to time after transplant? Which histopathologic pattern is present here. Show it, and verbalize it.
Kidney - Amyloidosis
Find a hyalinized area in a blood vessel. Find one in a blood vessel. How would you prove this is amyloid? How does it differ from an atherosclerotic plaque? How does it differ from a thrombus?
Kidney - Microscopic Polyarteritis
Encircle an involved blood vessel. What kind of blood vessel is it? Described the abnormality in plain English.
Kidney - Membranous Glomerulonephritis
In which part of the glomerulus are the abnormal deposits of membranous glomerulonephritis? Are there much better seen on electron microscopy rather than routine light microscopy? Why? Do they look like...
Kidney - Acute Transplant Rejection
What are the three classic patterns of transplant rejection, with respect to time after transplant? Which histopathologic pattern is present here. Show it, and verbalize it.
Kidney: Infarct, Congestion, Liver: Infarct,...
Delineate the area of infarction. Show coagulative necrosis. Show hyperemia, i.e., congestion.
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