Histology Flashcards
Fibrofatty replacement of muscle
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
- Frameshift
- Pseudohypertrophy of Calf muscle
Uniformly enlarged uterus
Secretory endometrium - not pregnant
Endometrial glandular tissue in myometrium = Adenomyosis
- Heavy menstrual bleeding
- Dysmenorrhea
- endometrial tissue growth in confined myometrial space
Upper glandular layer of gastric body & fundus
Parietal cells located here - second layer from top
- Intrinsic factor & pernicious anemia
- get B12 deficiency
Deeper aspect of gastric glands
- small basophilic granular cells
Chief cells - pepsinogen
Large hepatocytes filled with finely granular, homogeneous pale pink cytoplasm
Hepatitis B
- accumulation Hep B surface antigen = granulations
- dull eosinophilic inclusions = pale pink
Could see ballooning degeneration
Last to disappear in lungs?
Cilia
First sign of puberty in girls?
Breast bud development
Immature squamous cell w/ dense, irregularly staining cytoplasm and perinuclear clearing = halo
Enlarged, pyknotic nucleus, condensed chromatin = raisinoid appearance
Koilocytes
- HPV - likes true vocal cords (stratified squamous epith)
Facial and periorbital edema
Post Strep GN
- granular deposits of IgG, IgM and C3 along BM & in mesangium
Villous atrophy, crypt hyperplasia
Celiac disease - do duodenal biopsy
- Brunner’s glands only in duodenum
Connexin-43 & Oxytocin receptor vs. Claudins, occludin vs. Cadherins
Gap junctions
Tight junctions
Adherens junction
Muscle tissue w/ patch of non-red cells (purplish)
Plump MF’s w/ abundant cytoplasm
Central, slender shromatin ribbons
Anitschkow (catepillar) cells = Acute Rheumatic Fever
- seen w/ cardiac biopsy
LM: widespread glomerular lesions w/ focal necrosis & crescent formation
IF: ??
Rapidly Progressive GN:
- Parietal cells, monocytes, MF + fibrin
- think Crescent
- think Goodpasture, type IV collagen in BM
IF = IgG and C3 linear deposition along BM
Irreversible airspace dilation distal to terminal bronchioles
MF and Neutrophils released proteases (like elastin) that degraded the extracellular matrix, generated ROS, acing wall destruction.
Centriacinar EMphysema
Papillary cells w/ fibrovascular core
Intraductal Papilloma
- nipple discharge: thin straw-like, bloody
- may see focal atypic/ductal carcinoma in situ