mrophology Flashcards

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Mallory-Denk bodies

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alcoholic steato hepatitis, NAFLD, Wilson disease and chronic biliary tract disease (Primary biliary chrrhosis)
=Intracellular eosinophilic aggregates of intermediate filaments (keratin 8 & 18, ubiquitin) in ballooning hepatocytes

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dysplasia crosses into the submucosa and accesses lymphatics –> metastases

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invasive adenocarcinoma (adenoma polyp)

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Patches of red, velvety mucosa extend cephalad from the GE junction.
-Alternates w smooth pale esophageal muosa and light-brown gastric mucosa distally

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Barrett’s esophagus

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multiple nodular metastases that replace most of the parenchyma and lead to hepatomegaly

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metastases to the liver

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diffuse poisoning of cells w/o obvious cell death/parenchymal collapse

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acute liver failure

=”Diffuse microvesicular steatosis”

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increased ductular rxn

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chronic hepatitis

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tumor in middle 1/3 anal canal

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basaloid pattern mixed w squamous/mucinous diff

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pseudomems

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  • bac superinfection and enterotoxin release during ischemic bowel dis
  • shigella
  • pseudomembranous colitis from clostridium dificile
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Ovoid with a smooth surface, tho there may be superficial erosions/ulceratoins

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hyperplastic (inflamm) polyps

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mf aggregates

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acute hepaitis, and chronic hepatitis

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tumor in lower 1/3 anal canal

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squamous carcinoma

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inflamm of mucosa and submucosa, usu on the colon and rectum

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ulcerative colitis

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single large hard scirrhous tumor (Composed of well differentiated cells rich in mito) with fibrous bands coursing thru it.

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fibrolamellar carcinoma

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many plasma cells

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HAV (acute) and AI hepattis

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balooning degen

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acute hepaitis

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tall columnar cells

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colonic adenocarcinoma

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Lamina propria is edematous with variable acute/chronic inflamm

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hyperplastic (inflamm) polyps

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cryptitis, crypt accesses, but crypt architecture is preserved

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campylobacter enterocolitis

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Pancreas is hard with focal calcification

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chronic pancreatitis

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vasc injury w hem of pancreas

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acute pancreatitis

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firm, Yellow-tan intramural or submucosal masses leads to small polypoid lesions

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carcinoid turmor of stomach

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confluent/bridging neccosis

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severe acute hepaitis

-bridging in chronic hepatitis too

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Spleen is enlarged and soft with uniform pale red pulp and obliterated follicular markings

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salmonella enterica (typhoid fever)

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Distension of upstream bile ducts and ductules prolif at portal-parenchymal interface

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lg bile duct obstruction

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arborizing network of smooth mm, CT, glands, and lamina propria lined by normal epi
Peutz-jeghers syndrome
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intercellular bridges
squamous cell carcinoma
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villous expansion in SI
whipple dis from tropheryma whippelii
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Hepatocyte swelling (fat, H2O, proteins) + necrosis
alchoholic steato hepatitis
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spotty necrosis
acute hepaitis
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Edematous (acanthosis) Small vesicles/large bullae filled with clear fluid --> rupture: painful, red-rimmed shallow ulcerations
HSV
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skip lesions
chrons dis
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well demarcated but poorly encapsulated scar in nml liver
focal nodular hyperplasia -->nodule
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protozoa that can reach the liver, kidney, lungs, heart
entamoeba histolytica
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bile duct reactive changes
HCV
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serrated architecture, with crypt dilation and lateral growth; no dysplasia and thus no metastatic potential
sessile serrated adenomas (adenoma polyp)
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Liver is swollen red-purple, and has a tense capsule
hepatic venous thrombosis (budd-chiari synd)
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plateau elevation of peyer's patches in terminal ileum
salmonella enterica (typhoid fever)
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lymphoplastic (mononuclear) infiltrate
if scant: acute hepaitis if diffuse: chronic hepatitis a lotttt more: NAFLD
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Central grey-white depressed stellate scar (containing vessels w/fibromuscular hyperplasia) that fibrous septa radiate outward from
focal nodular hyperplasia -->nodule
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grey-white pseudomembranes of hyphae and inflamm cells
Candidiasis esophagitis
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Granular IgA deposits.
dermatitis herpetiformis from celiac dis
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Sharply punched out defect with over hanging mucosal borders and smooth, clean ulcer bases
PUD | -Usu level w surrounding mucosa, but if heaped—up margins = cancer
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macrovesicular steatosis
HCV
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Extramedullary hematopoiesis
neonatal cholestasis
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blood filled cysts
peliosis hepatis from impaired blood flow thru the liver | -occurs in any cond in which efflux of hepatic blood is impeded
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Lobular disarray with local liver cell apoptosis and necrosis
neonatal cholestasis
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desmoplastic rxn in panc: dense stromal fibrosis
panc carcinoma
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stones of unconj bilirubin and Ca
pigment stones
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annular masses w 'napkin ring' constrictions
colonic adenocarcinoma
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Tumors produce mucin and form glands
esophageal adenocarcinoma
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defective epi tight jct barriers
chrons dis
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epi is oncocytic
warthin tumor | lots of mito
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lipid droplets w/in hepatocytes --> displace the nuc
hepatic steatosis (reversible!)
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Noncaseating granulomas throughout the gut, even in uninvolved segments
chrons dis
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Gland architecture abn: budding, irregular shapes, and cellular crowding
Barrett's esophagus dysplasia
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hard, stellate, grey-white, poorly defined mass of panc
panc carcinoma
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tumor of squamous epi and other mesenchymal elements | in the Parotid gland
pleomorphic adenoma
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squamous islands admixed w acinar cells
pancreatoblastoma
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firm grey, mucin producing nodules in the bile duct wall .
extrahepatic cholangiosarcoma
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acute inflamm of pancreas
acute pancreatitis
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B cell follicles or plasmacytic differentiation. | -Express CD19, CD20
MALToma
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neuroendocrine diff
colonic adenocarcinoma
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backwash ilieitis
ulcerative colitis
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erosions in stomach (may progress to ulcers)
gastropathy and acute gastritis
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hepaticyte rosettes
AI hepatitis
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Reactive proliferation may lead to fusion of the mucosal folds buried crypts of epi in the GB
chronic cholecystitis
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Panlobular giant-cell transformation of hepatocytes
neonatal cholestasis
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Cyst like space lined with inflamm granulation tissue or fibrous ct (NOT epi)and filled with mucin and Mfs
mucocele
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basal epi apoptosis, mucosal atrophy, and submucosal fibrosis w/o significant acute inflammatory infiltrates
GVHD esophagitis
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foveolar cell hyperplasia and char corkscrew profiles and epi proliferation
- gastropathy and acute gastritis | - Ménétrier disease
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influx of periductular neutrophils directly into the bile duct epi and lumen
ascending cholangitis
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Fibrosis, atrophy and dropout of acini in pancreas
chronic pancreatitis
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tumor in upper 1/3 anal canal
glandular carcinoma
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atypical mitosis, nuclear hyperchromasia, irregular chromatin, increased nuc-cyto ratio, failure of epithelial cells to mature
Barrett's esophagus dyspalsia
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Transient mucosal inflammatory process involving neutrophils
acute gastritis
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Mucosa is reddened, granular and friable with inflamm pseudopolyps and easy bleeding
ulcerative colitis
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panc glands lined w pleomorphic cuboidal-columnar epi
panc carcinoma
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cohesive bulky exophytic tumors composed of glandular structures
intestinal type of gastric adenocarcinoma
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ductal dilation, intraluminal protein plugs, and calcification of pancreas
chronic pancreatitis caused by EtOH
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Pseudopyloric metaplasia
chrons dis | -epi takes on appearance of antral-appearing glands
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Dilated irregular glands lined by flattened parietal and chief cells. -Inflammation is none to minimal
fundinc gland polyps
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black stones
made up of bilirubin, salts, mucin
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diffuse mucosal atrophy of oxyntic mucosa of body and fundus ; loss rugal folds
AI gastritis
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Subepidermal blister.
dermatitis herpetiformis from celiac dis
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Paneth cell metaplasia
chrons dis | -usu in L colon where Paneth cells nmlly absent
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Eosinophilic intranuclear inclusion that Fuse to form Multinucleated giant cells (multinucleate polykaryons)
HSV
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Solitary, well-circumscribed fleshy masses of whorled appearance
GI stromal tumor
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creeping fat
chrons dis | -fat that extends around the serosal surface
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different areas of preserved or regenerating parenchyma alternating w/hem collapse
hepatic venous thrombosis (budd-chiari synd)
90
Pedunculated, smooth surfaced, reddish lesions with dilated cystic spaces filled with mucin and inflamm debris.
juvenile polyps
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Elongated regenerative crypts
celiac dis =limit the ability of absorptive enterocytes to fully differentiate and express proteins necessary for terminal digestion and transepithelial transport --crypt hyperplasia also in cryptosporidium
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Distortion of mucosal architecture from repeated cycles of crypt destruction and regen
chrons dis
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dysplastic cells invade LP or MM --> little metastatic potential bc few lymphatics
itramucosal carcinoma (adenoma polyp)
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flask shape ulcer
entamoeba histolytica
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Small polygonal fetal cell
Epithelial type of hepatoblastoma
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grey-pink, poorly encapsulated, small, compact nuclei and scant cytoplasm; tubular and cribiform patterns
adenoid cystic carcinoma
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brown stones
made up of bilirubin, salts, mucin adn cholest
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production of exocrine enzs (trypsin and lipase)
acinar cell carcinoma
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Serosa is dull, granular and red
acute appendicitis
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Foci of mesenchymal differentiation with osteoid, cartilage, or striated muscle
Mixed epi and mesenchymal type of hepatoblastoma
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granulation tissue -->fibrosis
chemical and infectious esophagitis
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Enlargement, elongation, pseudostratification, hyperchormasia of nuclei; epi crowding
gastric adenoma
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neutrophils invading stomach epi
gastropathy and acute gastritis
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more atypia, glandular budding, gland-within-gland, or cribiform structures
gastric adenoma
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fat necrosis of pancreas
acute pancreatitis
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entire liver is transformed into nodules that looks similar to micronodular cirrhosis, but there is no fibrosis
nodular regenerative hyperplasia --> nodules
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develop synd of metastatic fat necrosis from lipase into circ
acinar cell carcinoma
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range from hyperkeratosis to hyghly atypical dysplasia (CIS)
leukoplakia
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LN and peyer patch hyperplasia
yersinia
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multiple stones that look pale yellow, granulat, hard
cholest stones
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Malformed tortuous, ectatic dilations of veins, venules and capillaries in mucosa and submucosa
Angiodysplasia
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red-blue nodules directly under the capsule
cavernous hemangiomas
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pear shaped w 2 equal nuclei
giardia lambia
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transmural necrosis of sm and lg intestine
necrotizing enterocolitis
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Irregular, dilated, elongated foveolar glands.
hyperplastic (inflamm) polyps
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granulomas or epitheloid mfs
granulomatous gastritis
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nodular regenerative hyperplasia
primary biliary cirrhosis | -if progress to portal HTN
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severe dysplasia (CIS): have mitotic figures
erythroplakia
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Irregular enlargement of gastric rugae in the body and fundus
Ménétrier disease
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portal lymphoid follicle
HCV
121
Linitus plastica (leather bottle)
diffuse type of gastric adenocarcinoma | =rigid, thickened gastric wall from fibrous desmoplastic response
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Fissures btwn mucosal folds--> perforation
chrons dis
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Dense accumulation of distended foamy Mf stuffed w PAS+ in SI lamina propria
whipple dis from tropheryma whippelii
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multifocal mucosal atrophy: loss parietal and chief cells
H pylori chronic gastritis
125
Massive hepatic necrosis leads to broad regions of parenchymal loss surrounding areas of regenerating hepatocytes => small, shrunken liver
acute liver failure
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Xanthogranulomatous cholecystitis
chronic cholecystitis =ery thick wall and the GB is shrunken, nodular with foci of necrosis and hem that was triggered by rupture of R-A sinuses. Leads to foam (xanthoma) cells
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Pigmented Ca bilirubinate stones in distended, inflammed intrahepatic bile ducts
primary hepatolithiasis
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Basal zone hyperplasia.
GERD
129
walled off arease of fat necrosis in panc
pancreatic pseudocysts
130
Cobblestone appearance
chrons dis | -sparing of interspersed mucosa with disease tissue that is depressed.
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Vessel walls w/in the affected area are commonly thickened and sometimes thrombosed
PUD
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finely granular 'ground glass' hepatocytes
HBV: chronic hep
133
onion skin fibrosis
primary sclerosing cholangitis
134
tombstone scar
primary sclerosing cholangitis
135
scarring in a chicken-wire fence pattern
alch steatofibrosis
136
depositinon of iron, hemosiderin in liver, panc
hemochromatosis
137
transmural inflamm usu on the terminal ileum, ileocecal valve, cecum
chrons dis
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'balloon cells'
Hairy leukoplakia
139
Damaged crypts distended by a mucopurulent exudate that form an eruption like a volcano that leads to the formation of the membrane
pseudomembranous colitis from clostridium dificile | -"exploding crypts"
140
tumor of appendix
carcinoid tumor
141
sparing of islets of Langerhans, but lost in late stages
chronic pancreatitis
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encircled by fibrosed granulatio tissue in panc
pancreatic pseudocysts
143
liver is lg, brown, shrunken, nonfatty
alch steatofibrosis
144
fatty change
chronic hepatitis: hep C
145
Mucosal inflammation with scant inflammatory cells
gastropathy
146
schirrhossi and firm GB
adenocarcinoma of GG
147
Collections of necrotic-hem material rich in pancreatic enzymes Not lined with epi
pancreatic pseudocysts
148
apop of hepatocytes
acute hepaitis, and chronic hepatitis
149
Peritoneal cavity: serous, slightly turbid, brown fluid with fat globules
acute pancreatitis
150
Hydrops of the GB
chronic cholecystitis | =atrophic, obs, dilated GB
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``` Diffusely flattened (atrophic) villi Exuberant lamina propria chronic inflammation. ```
- celiac dis - -Loss of mucosal and brush border surface = malabsorpiton -villous atrophy also in cryptosporidium
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punched out ulcers w/viral glassy inclusions and a rim of epi cells around the ulcer
HSV esophagitis
153
bowel wall thickening
- yersinia | - chrons dis
154
firm pearly plaques --> ulcerate/protrude
squamous cell carcinoma
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Microabscess: papillae
dermatitis herpetiformis from celiac dis
156
Punched out aphthous ulcers that coalesce into axially oriented serpentine ulcers
chrons dis
157
GB: enlarged, tense, green-black, bright red, blotchy
acute cholecystitis | -if green-black and necrotic: severe, gangrenous cholecystitis
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Rokitansky-Aschoff sinuses
chronic cholecystitis | =outpouchings of the mucosal epi thru the wall
159
Pale grey-white cords of squamous cells making a mucin secreting cyst w no capsule
mucoepidermoid carcinoma
160
Atrophy, Crypt abscesses/inflamm infiltrates, ulceration
ulcerative colitis
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Porcelain GB
chronic cholecystitis | =rare calcification of the wall that increases the risk of developing CA
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goblet cells in stomach mucosa
intestinal metaplasia from chronic gastritis (-->adenocarcinoma)
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cause an inreased in parietal cells --> incrased oxyntic mucosa cause hyperprolif of mucus neck cells --> mucin hyperprod
Zollinger-Ellison syndrome
164
large portions of bowel are affected and there is a sharp line between infarct and healthy tissue
transmural ischemic bowel dis | (venous thrombosis has less abrupt transition
165
vasc channels in a bed of fiberous CT
cavernous hemangiomas
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Acidophilic, PAS (+), and Diastase resistant cytoplasmic globular inclusions in periportal hepatocytes
α1-antitrypsin deficiency
167
Dense infiltrate of atypical lymphocytes in lamina propria. | --> invasion of the glands leads to lymphoepithelial lesions
MALToma
168
Severe centrilobular congestion/necrosis or fibrosis
hepatic venous thrombosis (budd-chiari synd)
169
hepatocyte loss, regenerative hyperplasia, hepatomegaly
primary biliary cirrhosis
170
neurtophils forming pit abcesses
H pylori chronic gastritis
171
Accumulation of bile pigment in the hepatic parenchyma
cholestasis
172
Extremely puritic small vesicles.
dermatitis herpetiformis from celiac dis
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mucin producing, that track along the intrahepatic portal tract system that creates a branching tumor within a portion of the liver
intrahepatic cholangiosarcoma
174
Plump hepatocytes are surrounded by rims of atrophic hepatocytes
nodular regenerative hyperplasia --> nodules
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portal-portal septal fibrosis
primary biliary cirrhosis
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firm, bc strong desmoplastic response
colonic adenocarcinoma
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keratinized, corrugated, stratified squamous epi cyst w prominent basal layer
Keratocystic odontogenic tumor
178
focal hepatocyte necrosis in the liver with Mf aggregates
``` salmonella enterica (typhoid fever) -typhoid follicles ```
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interface hepatitis
chronic hepatitis AND AI hepatitis (linking of portal tracts via bridging necrosis) -portal fibrosis in NFLAD more
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Elongated green-brown plugs of bile in dilated bile canaliculi
cholestasis
181
Nf infiltration on epi --> strictures of large bile ducts
primary sclerosing cholangitis
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green pigmentation of liver
primary biliary cirrhosis
183
epi lined cyst in sublingual gland
ranula
184
hyperplasia of foveolar cells but hypoplasia of parietal and chief cells
Ménétrier disease
185
Obliteration of the terminal hepatic venules by subendothelial swelling and collagen deposition
sinusoidal obst synd (veno-occlusive dis)
186
laennec cirrhosis from interwebbing of the scars
alch steatofibrosis
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Thinning of superficial epi layers
GERD
188
Hyperemia (redness) + edema
GERD
189
pANCAs
primary sclerosing cholangitis
190
Wt loss, diarrhea, peripheral edema | -following resp infectinon in kids
Ménétrier disease
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Thickened folds covered by small nodules with central aphthous ulceration
Lymphocytic (varioliform) Gastritis
192
nutmeg liver
when both L and R CF
193
shallow ulcerations w nuclear and cytoplasmic inclusions in capillary endothelium
CMV esophagitis
194
ulcer w brown base w nml adjacent mucosa
stress/curling/cushing ulcers
195
discohesive signet rings
diffuse type of gastric adenocarcinoma =when mucin vacuoles push nuc to periphery - -signet rings also in colonic adenocarcinoma
196
Extensive broad based ulcers that are aligned along the long axis of the colon
ulcerative colitis
197
mucinous cyst lined by a double layer of eip
warthin tumor
198
feathery degeneration.
cholestasis, primary biliary cirrhosis | -fine, foamy appearance of Droplets of bile pigment in hepatocytes