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By Ivan Damjanov MD PhD, James Linder MD
This colour atlas presents remarkable insurance of anatomic pathology that's appropriate to working towards common pathologists and citizens. each one bankruptcy offers an in depth dialogue of anatomic pathology illustrated with colour photomicrographs. This ebook is of vital academic worth for any health practitioner drawn to a visible review of the pathologic tactics of disease.* comprises over 1,400 colour picture examples of ailments ordinarily encountered in perform * good points special photographs to help pathologists in learning and making a choice on ailment stipulations * permits prepared entry to info via hassle-free structure pairing textual content with photographs on dealing with pages * permits reader to check issues and test bankruptcy content material in bankruptcy outlines * offers similar studying references for every bankruptcy
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The intima contains fat-laden foam cells that stain with oil red O. Fig. 2-9. Severe atherosclerosis of aorta. Fig. 2-I I. Atherosclerosis. Atheroma consists of amorphous cellular debris and cholesterol crystals walled off by fibrous tissue. Fig. 2-10. Atheroma. It contains yellow, porridge-like material. Fig. 2-12. Atherosclerotic aneurysm. Ulcerated atheromas are seen in the aorta above the renal arteries, whereas the lower aneurysm contains thrombi. 66417308 : ¸Ÿ±U 24 ¥°Q - ·Ho¿U ½I«zºHj ÂMoš Jnj ®MI£¶ - nlA 16 ·IMIÃi : ºIzº yºHjn¼º «¹ÀoÎ » ÂUHnIzTºH ¾vw¼¶ §ú»oT§²H ozº 35 ANEURYSMS Atherosclerosis is a multifactorial disease involving primarily the aorta and its major branches.
Vocal cord nodule ("singer's node"). The polypoid mass consists of edematous, hyalinized stroma covered by an intact epithelium. MALIGNANT TUMORS Olfactory neuroblastoma is a rare but important nasal tumor. It may show typical features of neuroblastoma of other sites such as fibrillary stroma; alternatively, it may present as a poorly differentiated small cell tumor (Fig. 3-13). Both variants stain with antibodies to neurofila:nents and S-100 protein, and also paradoxically with antibodies to keratin.
2-20 and 2-21). Aortic lesions typical of tertiary syphilis are caused by a tendency of Treponema pallidum to cause inflammation of vasa vasorum of the aorta (Fig. 2-22). Injury of these small nutrient vessels of the aorta results in scarring of media, weakening of vessel wall, and aneurysm formation (see Fig. 2-17). Fig. 2-18. Fungal vasculitis. Histoplasma capsulatum has invaded the meningeal arteries. Fig. 2-19. Granulomatous giant cell vasculitis of cerebral arteries. This patient had a herpes zoster virus infection.