Histopathology practical 3 Flashcards
where do we find hemangioma most frequently?
in the spleen
in the skin
in the liver
in the oral cavity
in the skin
papillomas are usually not virus- induced tumors
true/false
false
fibrosarcoma is the benign tumor of fibrocytes with abundant collagenous stroma
true/ false
false
injection- site sarcoma is tipically occuring in cats
true/false
true
Fibroma ( begningn tumour)
you can see collagen bundles (collagen stroma)
Fibroma (begningn tumor)
arrow: epidermis
you can also see longitudinal collagen bundels
Fibroma (begningn tumor)
pink: collagen bundles
blue: nuclei of well differentiated elongated neoplastic fibrocytes
Fibroma ( begningn tumour)
cross section and longitudinal section of nuclei of well differentiated fibrocytes
Fibroma ( begningn tumour)
hair follicles
Fibroma ( begningn tumour)
dilated keratin filled hair follice with no hairshafts
Fibrosarcoma
collagen bundles
Fibrosarcoma
collagen bundles
red marking is fibroblast, has puffy, oval nuclei
Fibrosarcoma
miotic figures, if you find this, you can almost be sure it is fibrosarcoma and not fibroma
Fibrosarcoma
peripheral aggregates of lymphocytes
Fibrosarcoma
peripheral aggregates of lymphocytes and fewer macrophages
red marking: neoplastic fibroblast
sarcoma gigantocellulare, classical MFH
multinucleus gigant cell
neoplastic spindle cells
sarcoma gigantocellulare, classical MFH
bloodvessels
sarcoma gigantocellulare, classical MFH
endothelial covering blood vessel
multi nucleated gigant cell
sarcoma gigantocellulare, classical MFH
mulit nucleated gigant cell
sarcoma gigantocellulare, classical MFH
miotic figures - prophase
sarcoma gigantocellulare, classical MFH
hemorrhage and necrosis
necrosis: if you cant recognize any cell structure
fibroma begningn tumor
fibrosarcoma
cat: post injection site
dog: head and limbs
fibrosarcoma
hemangioma
hemangioma