mrophology Flashcards
Mallory-Denk bodies
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
dysplasia crosses into the submucosa and accesses lymphatics –> metastases
invasive adenocarcinoma (adenoma polyp)
Patches of red, velvety mucosa extend cephalad from the GE junction.
-Alternates w smooth pale esophageal muosa and light-brown gastric mucosa distally
Barrett’s esophagus
multiple nodular metastases that replace most of the parenchyma and lead to hepatomegaly
metastases to the liver
diffuse poisoning of cells w/o obvious cell death/parenchymal collapse
acute liver failure
=”Diffuse microvesicular steatosis”
increased ductular rxn
chronic hepatitis
tumor in middle 1/3 anal canal
basaloid pattern mixed w squamous/mucinous diff
pseudomems
- bac superinfection and enterotoxin release during ischemic bowel dis
- shigella
- pseudomembranous colitis from clostridium dificile
Ovoid with a smooth surface, tho there may be superficial erosions/ulceratoins
hyperplastic (inflamm) polyps
mf aggregates
acute hepaitis, and chronic hepatitis
tumor in lower 1/3 anal canal
squamous carcinoma
inflamm of mucosa and submucosa, usu on the colon and rectum
ulcerative colitis
single large hard scirrhous tumor (Composed of well differentiated cells rich in mito) with fibrous bands coursing thru it.
fibrolamellar carcinoma
many plasma cells
HAV (acute) and AI hepattis
balooning degen
acute hepaitis
tall columnar cells
colonic adenocarcinoma
Lamina propria is edematous with variable acute/chronic inflamm
hyperplastic (inflamm) polyps
cryptitis, crypt accesses, but crypt architecture is preserved
campylobacter enterocolitis
Pancreas is hard with focal calcification
chronic pancreatitis
vasc injury w hem of pancreas
acute pancreatitis
firm, Yellow-tan intramural or submucosal masses leads to small polypoid lesions
carcinoid turmor of stomach
confluent/bridging neccosis
severe acute hepaitis
-bridging in chronic hepatitis too
Spleen is enlarged and soft with uniform pale red pulp and obliterated follicular markings
salmonella enterica (typhoid fever)
Distension of upstream bile ducts and ductules prolif at portal-parenchymal interface
lg bile duct obstruction