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| AORTA: Dacron Graft: Gross close-up Dacron graft to repair aneurysm aorta covered completely with plaque lesions with calcification and ulceration with small mural thrombi excellent depiction of proximal suture line
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| HEART: Mitral Stenosis: Gross natural color close-up view of cut edge of mitral leaflet showing perfectly granular dystrophic calcification and vegetation on valve surface not diagnosed as bacterial endocarditis but this is what it looks like
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| HEART: Mitral Stenosis: Gross natural color opened valve with commissure fusion dystrophic calcification in anterior leaflet and vegetation on anterior leaflet not diagnosed as bacterial endocarditis but this is what it looks like
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| HEART: Mitral Stenosis And Atrial Appendage Thrombus: Gross natural color opened mitral valve with obvious rheumatic scarring and nodular calcification nice thrombus protruding from atrial appendage chordae changes also are seen very nice photo
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| HEART: Aortic Stenosis Bicuspid: Gross natural color opened left ventricular outflow tract with calcific masses on valve as well as anterior leaflet mitral valve probably did not cause significant stenosis
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| HEART: Calcification Secondary To Hypercalcemia: Gross fixed tissue plaque like areas of calcification in left atrium and fibrosis at tips of papillary muscle presumably also calcium containing case of malignant lymphoma large cell type with hypercalcemia
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| AORTA: Atherosclerosis: Gross natural color portion of arch and first portion descending thoracic completely covered by sessile plaque lesions with calcification and ulceration subject has history of treated syphilis looks like syphilitic aorta
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| HEART: Aortic Valve Calcification: Gross fixed tissue rather good photo of tricuspid valve with nodular calcifications in cusps photo must have been used as a contrast with the valve from this case which was bicuspid aortic stenosis origin of this tricuspid valve is not known
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| HEART: Mitral Valve Prosthesis: Gross natural color view from left atrium to valve with concentric fibrosis around valve ring Starr Edwards valve calcification in left atrium valve in place for 15 years very good photo
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| HEART: Mitral Valve Calcification: Gross natural color 82yo WF with mitral annulus calcification shown in slide this slide shows nodular calcific masses on anterior and posterior leaflets these were associated with severe calcific aortic stenosis
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| HEART: Aortic Valve Calcification Associated With Chronic Renal Insufficiency: Gross fixed tissue nice close-up of opened aortic valve showing plaque type calcification apparently limited to free margin of cusps
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| HEART: Aortic Valve Prosthesis Heterograft: Gross natural color excised valve which had been in place for nine years shows marked thickening of cusps and nodular calcification excellent photo better than other one in this file
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| HEART: Hypertrophy And Interstitial Fibrosis: Micro low mag trichome case of 73yowm with calcific aortic stenosis and two prosthetic valves 14 years and about 10 days developed ventricular failure with mitral and tricuspid insufficiency which also were operated on
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| ARTERY: Pathogenesis of Atherosclerosis - 12 of 13; As smooth muscle cells, connective tissue, lipid, and necrotic tissue build up in the intima, a "complicated lesion" is formed. The complicated lesion is a fibrous plaque that has become altered as a result of hemorrhage, calcification, ce
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| ARTERY: Pathogenesis of Atherosclerosis - 12 of 13; A=Thrombus, B=Connective Tissue, C=Smooth Muscle Cell, D=Complicated Lesion, E=Hemorrhage, F=Lipid, G=Calcification -- As smooth muscle cells, connective tissue, lipid, and necrotic tissue build up in the intima, a "complicated lesion" is f
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| ARTERY: Pathogenesis of Atherosclerosis - 13 of 13; A=Thrombus, B=Connective Tissue, C=Smooth Muscle Cell, D=Complicated Lesion, E=Hemorrhage, F=Lipid, G=Calcification -- A complicated lesion may eventually form the site of thrombotic events. Thrombi are an aggregation of platelets, fibrin,
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| Kidney |
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| KIDNEY: NECROSIS, RENAL PAPILLARY WITH CALCIFICATION; ANALGESIC NEPHROPATHY. MEDULLARY CALCINOSIS AND AROUND PYRAMIDS
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| BONE MARROW: Bone Marrow Aspiration & Biopsy Technique; Place specimen in Zenker's solution for decalcification and processing. (4459)
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| BREAST: Case 1 Right Breast Mammogram Diagnosis Breast Cancer; Upper half of right breast shows a dense, irregular-shaped mass with long branching tentacles extending from it toward the nipple. Numerous tiny calcium deposits looking like grains of sand (microcalcifications) is seen in the mass and its (MAMMOGRAM)
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| BREAST: Case 2 Left mammogram Dx: Fibroadenoma; Left breast mass in the upper half of breast, close to the chest wall and axilla. This is dense, round and well circumscribed containing 3 or 4 large course calcium deposits (calcification). Fat necrosis can calcify in large lesions. (MAMMOGRAM)
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| Brain |
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| BRAIN: CYTOMEGALOVIRUS, INTRAUTERINE, CMV; POSTNATAL X-RAY WITH CALCIFICATION CMV INFECTION A 33-81 (PLAIN FILM)
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© Slice of Life and Suzanne S. Stensaas
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| Bone |
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| BONE: BONE, DEVELOPMENT, ENDOCHONDRAL; TARGA DIRECT, A=ZONE OF CALCIFICATION, B=ZONE OF HYPERTROPHY, C=ZONE OF PROLIFERATION
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| BONE: BONE, DEVELOPMENT, ENDOCHONDRAL; TARGA DIRECT, A= ZONE OF HYPERTROPHY, B=ZONE OF CALCIFICATION, C=ZONE OF PROLIFERATION
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© Slice of Life and Suzanne S. Stensaas
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| Testes |
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| TESTES: HYDROCELE, CHRONIC WITH FIBROSIS/CALCIFICATION.; 7.11 LOST CONNECTION WITH ABDOMINAL CAVITY AND FLUID COLLECT
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