sft GI Cytology Flashcards
On right image, what cell types are the two different arrows pointing to? Functions?
Straight arrow points to chief cells (releases pepsinogen and chymosin); curved arrow points to a parietal cell (secretes HCl and IF)
In GI tract, dx? Buzz word?
Giardia; falling leaves
In GI tract, DX?
Enterobius vermicularis on left; Strongyloides on right
CMV vs HSV nuclear inclusions
CMV has Cowdry type A (dense inclusion surrounded by halo); HSV has Cowdry type B (multinucleation, ground glass, marginated chromatin)
Esophagus, dx?
Barrett esophagus without dysplasia
Esophagus, dx?
Esophageal adenocarcinoma
Esophagus, dx?
SCC, 2nd pic is poorly differentiated
Stomach cytology, dx?
Intestinal metaplasia
Stomach cytology, dx?
H. pylori
Stomach cytology, dx?
Gastric adenocarcinoma
Stomach cytology, clue?
DLBCL, black arrows are lymphoglandular bodies
Stomach cytology, dx?
MALToma (requires flow/IHC), caused by H. pylori and treated by its eradication; lymphocytes polymorphous but atyipical
Bile duct brushing, diagnoses?
1st pic is reactive, 2nd is adenocarcinoma
Diagnoses?
1st pic is neuroendocrine carcinoma, 2nd is high-grade lymphoma, which can be a mimic