Inclusion Bodies Flashcards

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Foci of fibrinoid necrosis within the myocardium of a patient with acute rheumatic fever

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Aschoff Bodies

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Inactivated X chromosome dark staining mass in contact with nuclear membrane

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Barr Bodies

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Small glandlike ‘‘Follicles’’ filled with acidophilic material often seen in ovarian granulose cell tumors

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Cell Exner Bodies

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4
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Apoptopic , eosinophilic hepatocytes extruded into the sinuses . Seen in Acute Viral Hepatitis

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Councilman Bodies

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Acidophilic intranuclear inclusion separated from nuclear membrane by artifactual cleft - typical of Herpes infected cell

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Cowdry Type A inclusion

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Intracelllular bacillus ( Calymmatobacterium donovani) seen in histiocytes in the genital skin of patient with Granuloma Inguinale

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Donovan Body

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Malignan promyelocytes of AMLM3 containing numerous Auer Rods , Like “ STICKS IN FIREPLACE”

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Faggot Cells

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Calcium and hemosiderin deposits in the spleen : seen in setting of increased hemolysis ( Hemolysis Anemia)

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Gandy Gamma Bodies

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9
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Epidermal cells with eosinophilic Cytoplasm inclusion in skin of patient with smallpox

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Guarnieri Bodies

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Eosinophilic football shaped inclusion seen in neurons of the brain part of normal aging but more numerous in Alzhiemer diseases

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Hirano Bodies

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Rings of discoloration of cornea of patients with Wilson’s Disease

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Kayser-Fleischer Rings

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12
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Other name of LE bodies

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Hematoxylin Bodies

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13
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Nuclei of damage cells with bound anti-nuclear antibodies that become homogenous and lose chromatin pattern: when phagocytosed form LEcells seen in SLE

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LE bodies

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14
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Round concentrically laminated pale eosinophilic cytoplasm inclusions seen in neurons in Parkinson disease

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Lewy Bodies

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15
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Pigmented Iris Hamartomas seen in patients with Type 1 neurofibromatosis

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Lisch Nodules

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16
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Map like thickening of the endocardium over myocardium lesions in acute rheumatic fever

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MacCallum’s Plaques

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Alcoholic hyaline eosinophilic intracytoplasmic inclusions in hepatocyte ; intermediate filaments predominantly prekeratin . SEen in alcoholic heptitis

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Mallory bodies

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Partialy digested bacteria Calcified in stroma in cells ; seen in MALAKOPLAKIA

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Michaelis- Gutmann Bodies

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Bullet shaped cytoplasmic inclusion in neurons especially in PURKINJE CELLS pathognomic for rabies infection

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Negri Bodies

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Inracytoplasmic calcifications . Seen in MENINGOMA , PAPILLARY CARCINOMA of the thyroid and SEROUS TUMOR of the ovary

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Psammona Bodies

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Cytoplasmic Ig inclusions in plasma cells or plasmacytoid cells seen in MULTIPLE MYELOMA

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Russel Bodies

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Concentrically laminated inclusions ( up to 50 microns ) in giant cells in SARCOIDOSIS and BERYLLIOSIS

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Schaumann Bodies

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Endodermal sinuses , glomeruloid structures seen in yolk sac tumors

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Schiller Duval Bodies

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Cell with large ovoid nucleus filled with granular amphophillic to deeply basophilic mass and an indistinct nuclear membrane : seen in ADENO VIRUS infected cells

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Smudge Cell

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White thickening of the epicardium from a healed pericarditis

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Soldier’s Plaque

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Palisades of nuclei at the end of a fibrillar bundle in Schwannoma or neurolemoma

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Verocay bodies

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Multinucleated Giant Cells with eosinophilic nuclear and cytoplasmic inclusions found in lymphoid organ of patient with measles

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Warthin - Finkeldey cells

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Rod Shaped cytoplasmic organelles in endothelial cells in von Willebrand Factor

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Weibel Palade Bodies

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Palisaded lamellated membranous cytoplasm bodies seen by electron microscopy in macrophages of patients with NIEMANN PICK disease , TAY SACH disease or any of the MUCOPOLYSACCHAROIDOSES

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Zebra bodies