Histopathology Flashcards

1
Q

Besides interface dermatitis, what other histopath feature typically occurs in ECLE?

A

Sebaceous adenitis

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How does histopath of dermatomyositis differ from that of VCLE?

A

Dermatomyositis: cell POOR interface dermatitis + ischemic follicular atrophy
VCLE: Lymphocyte RICH interface dermatitis without ischemia

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3
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Where does the vesiculation occur in VCLE on histopath?

A

Intrabasal

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4
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What is are characteristic histopath features of cutaneous lupus?

A

Lymphocyte-rich interface dermatitis with basal keratinocyte damage

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5
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What is the histopathologic hallmark of canine sarcoidosis?

A

Naked granulomas (i.e. macs without lymphocytes at the periphery of the granuloma)

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6
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How would you differentiate histiocytoma from reactive histiocytosis on histopath?

A

Histiocytoma is top-heavy and the neoplastic cells have epitheliotropism

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7
Q

Is a lymphoplasmacytic lichenoid dermatitis specific for discoid lupus erythematosus?

A

No – this inflammatory pattern can be reflective of ANY mucosal inflammation (so need to look for other features like basal cell damage)

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8
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Describe the key histopath features of EM

A

Cytotoxic interface dermatitis (multi-level/transepidermal apoptosis) with satellitosis

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9
Q

What is a primary difference between EM and TEN on histopath?

A

Less inflammation and more necrosis in TEN

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10
Q

How is TEN distinguished from a burn on histopath?

A

TEN lacks dermal necrosis (but epidermal necrosis is a feature of both

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11
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How is EM distinguished from lupus erythematosus on histopath?

A

Lupus: apoptosis limited to basal layer

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12
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How can you use sebaceous glands to differentiate a biopsy of a dog from that of a cat?

A

Sebaceous glands: Dogs have vacuolated seb glands, cats have neat tidy sebaceous glands

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13
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How can you use hair follicles to differentiate the species on biopsy?

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14
Q

You find skeletal muscle on biopsy. Where is it likely from?

A

Face (chin) or perianal

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15
Q

You find arrector pili muscle on biopsy. Where is it likely from?

A

Dorsum

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16
Q

A biopsy has a thickened epidermis with a stratum lucidum present. Where was it taken from?

A

Paw pad

17
Q

You find a sinus hair on a biopsy. Where is it from?

A

Face (OR carpus in cats)

18
Q

What stains could you recommend to assess for Mycobacteria?

A

Acid-fast
Fites

19
Q

What stains could you recommend to assess for mast cells?

A

Toluidine blue
Giemsa

20
Q

What IHC can be used for epithelial neoplasms?

A

Cytokeratin

21
Q

What IHC can be used for mesenchymal neoplasms?

A

Vimentin

22
Q

What IHC can be used to highlight T-cells?

A

CD3

23
Q

What IHC can be used for histiocytes?

A

CB18/Iba-1

24
Q

What IHC can be used for B-cells?

A

CD20
CD79a
CD79b
Pax5

25
Q

Describe the histopathologic findings for Golden Retriever ichthyosis

A

Lamellar orthokeratotic hyperkeratosis, no inflam, no epidermal hyperplasia

26
Q

Describe the histopath features of acral lick granuloma

A

Irregular hyperplasia of the epidermis and follicular infundibula
Compact hyperkeratosis and multifocal parakeratosis
Vertical streaking

27
Q

What is another name for intercellular edema on histopath?

A

Spongiosis

28
Q

What is another name for intracellular edema on histopath?

A

Ballooning degeneration

29
Q

What is hydropic degeneration?

A

Intracellular edema of the BASAL cell layer

30
Q

Where are inclusion bodies found for poxvirus?

A

Within the cytoplasm

31
Q

Where are inclusion bodies found for herpesvirus?

A

Within the nucleus

32
Q

What is acanthosis?

A

Thickening of the epidermis

33
Q

Describe the histopathologic findings of uveodermatologic syndrome

A

Lichenoid to interface histiocytic dermatitis
Pigmentary incontinence

34
Q

What phase is this hair in?

A

Telogen (retraction of papilla, trichilemmal keratinization)

35
Q

What glands are highlighted in this image?

A

Epitrichial (dog paw pad)

36
Q

How could you confirm a vessel is a lymphatic vessel on histopath?

A

Use LYVE-1 stain

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