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Rosai Chapter 18 - Anus Flashcards

1
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Most distal aspect of the anal canal

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-Squamous zone

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2
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The junction between the anal canal and the perianal skin

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Anal verge or Hilton’s white line

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3
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Also known as Anal or Semilunar valves

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Transverse plicae

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4
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Positive or Negative

IHC for Anal glands:

-CK7

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Positive

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5
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Positive or Negative

IHC for Anal glands:

-CK19

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Positive

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6
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Positive or Negative

IHC for Anal glands:

-CK20

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Negative

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7
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Also known as Transition zone

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Intermediate or Cloacogenic zone

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8
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Two most important components of the anal musculature

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  • Internal Anal Sphincter

- External Anal Sphicter

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9
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A component of the anal musculature that is a continuation of the circular muscle coat of the rectum

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-Internal Anal Sphincter

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10
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A component of the anal musculature that is a complex triple-loop structure

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-External Anal Sphincter

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11
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Three major type of Anorectal Malformations

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  • High or Supralevator Anomalies (40%)
  • Low or Translevator Anomalies (40%)
  • Intermediate Anomalies (15%)
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12
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Major type of Anorectal Malformation

  • Rectal atresia
  • Anorectal agenesis
  • Cloacal malformations
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-High or Supralevator Anomalies (40%)

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Major type of Anorectal Malformation

-Serious prognosis because of severe obstruction

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-High or Supralevator Anomalies (40%)

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14
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Major type of Anorectal Malformation

-Commonly associated with other congenital anomalies

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-High or Supralevator Anomalies (40%)

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15
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Major type of Anorectal Malformation

Innervation of the pelvic muscle - Defective

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-High or Supralevator Anomalies (40%)

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16
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Major type of Anorectal Malformation

Fistula or Fistulous tract - Rectum to the bladder, urethra, or vagina

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-High or Supralevator Anomalies (40%)

17
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Major type of Anorectal Malformation

  • Ectopic (Perineal, Vestibular, or Vulvar) anus
  • Anal stenosis
  • Imperforate (Covered) Anus
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-Low or Translevator Anomalies (40%)

18
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Major type of Anorectal Malformation

-Obstructions is rarely severe

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-Low or Translevator Anomalies (40%)

19
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Major type of Anorectal Malformation

-Not associated with other congenital anomalies

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-Low or Translevator Anomalies (40%)

20
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Major type of Anorectal Malformation

Innervation of the pelvic muscle - Normal

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-Low or Translevator Anomalies (40%)

21
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Major type of Anorectal Malformation

Fistula or Fistulous tract - Present or Absent

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-Low or Translevator Anomalies (40%)

22
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Major type of Anorectal Malformation

  • Anal agenesis
  • Anorectal stenosis
  • Anorectal membrane
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-Intermediate Anomalies (15%)

23
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Major type of Anorectal Malformation

-Less common

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-Intermediate Anomalies (15%)

24
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Two types of Hemorrhoids

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  • External

- Internal

25
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Type of Hemorrhoids

-derived from the external/inferior hemorrhoidal plexus below the dentate line

26
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Type of Hemorrhoids

-covered by skin or squamous mucosa

27
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Type of Hemorrhoids

-derived from the superior hemorrhoidal plexus above the dentate line

28
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Type of Hemorrhoids

-covered by rectal or transitional mucosa

29
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LGV or IBD

-Mild to moderate acute inflammation

30
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LGV or IBD

-Well-developed changes of chronicity such as basal plasmacytosis, Architectural distortion, and Paneth cell metaplasia - Absent

31
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AIN or PAIN

-used for lesions in squamous mucosa of the anal canal itself

32
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AIN or PAIN

-lesions affecting perianal skin within 5cm of the anal verge

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