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VMS2003 Pathology of the Integument and Alimentary Systems > STEEPLECHASE - PATHOLOGY II > Flashcards

STEEPLECHASE - PATHOLOGY II Flashcards

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Enteritis

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Normal glandular epithelium

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Ductal epithelial hypertrophy

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Mammary ductal hyperplasia

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Squamous metaplasia in an ectatic mammary duct

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Dysplasia (atypical ductal hyperplasia)

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Mammary atrophy in a spayed dog

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Healthy hoof

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Sole ulcer

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White line disease

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Mixed lesions

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Treponema species

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Bovine digital dermatitis

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Long toe

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Sub solar/white line abscess (‘Pus in the foot’)

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Laminitis

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Laminitis - proteins (3)

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Acute inflammatory laminitis

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Acute inflammatory laminitis

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Insulin dysregulation

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Pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction

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Canine liver

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Porcine liver

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Normal liver tissue

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Hepatocellular atrophy - nuclei more prominent, less cytoplasm, smaller cells

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Normal liver tissue

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Hepatocellular hypertrophy - larger, pinkier = more cytoplasm

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Glycogenosis - hepatocytes have ragged feathery-looking vacuoles in cytoplasm

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Microvesicular steatosis/lipidosis of liver

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Macrovesicular steatosis/lipidosis of liver

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Hepatic lipidosis

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Lipogranuloma - if fatty hepatocytes rupture as Kupffer cells clean up

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Amyloidosis - liver

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Apoptosis - liver

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Coagulative necrosis - liver

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Lytic necrosis - liver

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Focal necrosis of liver, tan dots due to bacterial showering, animals probably dying of septicaemia/endotoxaemia rather than liver dysfunction

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Focal hepatitis - inflammation - neutrophils and lymphocytes

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Lobular necrosis

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Liver

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Liver

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Liver

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Liver

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Massive necrosis of pig liver (connective tissue), whole lobule dead, haemorrhage, hypereosinophilia

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Biliary hyperplasia

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Liver

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Liver

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Cirrhosis of liver

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Melanosis of liver

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Bile plugs of liver

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Lipofuscin of liver

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Haemosiderin in Kupffer cells of liver

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Haematin

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Hepatic encephalopathy - big swollen nuclei (chromatin dispersed towards edges) of Alzheimer type II cells

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Photosensitisation - hepatobiliary pathology

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Hepatocutaneous syndrome

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Extrahepatic portosystemic shunt

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Intrahepatic portosystemic shunt

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Hepatic fibrosis

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Peritoneal, pericardial hernia of liver

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Acquired diaphragmatic hernia

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Liver lobe torsion

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Liver rupture

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Prehepatic portal hypertension

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Passive congestion of liver

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Caudal vena cava thrombosis

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Peliosis hepatis/telangiectasis

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Canine - chronic hepatitis

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Lobular dissecting hepatitis - dissecting fibrosis between hepatocytes

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Cholangitis in cats - liver

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Cholangitis in cats - duodenum

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Cholelithiasis - horse liver, don’t need gallbladder to get stones

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Infectious canine hepatitis - canine adenovirus 1, large nuclear inclusions

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Rift valley fever of liver

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Equine serum hepatitis

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Equine serum hepatitis

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Hepatic abscess

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Hepatic necrobacillosis (Fusobacterium necrophorum)

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Hepatic necrobacillosis (Fusobacterium necrophorum) - central amorphous debris with a rim of lytic (dying) leucocytes followed by outer haemorrhage and often local thrombosis

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Bacillary haemoglobinuria (Clostridium haemolyticum)

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Bacillary haemoglobinuria (Clostridium haemolyticum) - bladder opening with port wine colour urine

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Clostridium piliforme - Tyzzer’s disease

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Clostridium piliforme - Tyzzer’s disease, long, gram-negative bacilli forming bundles in cytoplasm

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Toxic diseases - copper toxicity in sheep

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Nodular hyperplasia of liver

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Nodular hyperplasia of liver

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Gallbladder mucocele (dilation with mucoid secretion)

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Gallbladder mucocele

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Hepatocellular adenoma

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Hepatocellular carcinoma

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Hepatoblastoma

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Cholangiocarcinoma - central depression in middle

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Carcinoid

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Leiomyoma or gallbladder

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Lymphoma of liver (alpaca)

VMS2003 Pathology of the Integument and Alimentary Systems (16 decks)

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