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| ALIMENTARY TRACT: Small intestine: Ischemia: Gross close-up view sharply demarcated area of ischemia natural color external view with fibrinous exudate on serosal surface very good example due to mesenteric venous thrombosis which is in #3036
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| Abdomen |
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| ABDOMEN: Peritoneum: Tuberculosis: Gross natural color slices of liver and spleen typical tuberculous exudate is present on capsule of liver and spleen contains granulomata slide is a close-up view of the typical cold abscess exudate on the liver surface
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| ALIMENTARY TRACT: Colon: Ischemia: Gross natural color close-up of inflamed typical ischemic lesion with exudate over mucosa probably with mucosal necrosis but cannot really see such quite a good example
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| Urinary tract |
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| URINARY TRACT: Ureter: Ureteritis Necrotizing: Gross natural color close-up of ureter with mucosal ulceration and purulent exudate or necrotic mucosa bladder trigone hemorrhagic prostatic hyperplasia in case but not well shown in this photo
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| Muscle-Soft tissue |
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| MUSCLE-SOFT TISSUE: Thorax, diaphragm: Empyema And Metastatic Carcinoma: Gross natural color both leaves of diaphragm one covered by purulent exudate and the other with multiple tumor nodules
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| Mammary Gland |
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| MAMMARY GLAND: FILARIASIS Cross sections of the gravid female worm of W. bancrofti are evident in exudate that fills the abscess, enclosed in a fibrotic reaction. (Courtesy of Dr. R.C. Neafie and the AFIP.)
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Image and description from the AFIP Atlas of Tumor Pathology
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| Eye and Ocular Adnexa |
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| EYE AND OCULAR ADNEXA: RETINOBLASTOMA Large exophytic white tumor with foci of calcification producing total exudative retinal detachment. (Plates B and C are from the same patient.)
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Image and description from the AFIP Atlas of Tumor Pathology
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| Lower Respiratory Tract |
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| LOWER RESPIRATORY TRACT: INTRALOBAR SEQUESTRATION Arteriolar thickening is common as are inflammatory changes including purulent exudate within bronchioles (top) and parenchymal fibrosis with distortion of airspaces (bottom). (Top: Elastic tissue stain)
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Image and description from the AFIP Atlas of Tumor Pathology
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| Lower Respiratory Tract |
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| LOWER RESPIRATORY TRACT: INTRALOBAR SEQUESTRATION Arteriolar thickening is common as are inflammatory changes including purulent exudate within bronchioles (top) and parenchymal fibrosis with distortion of airspaces (bottom). (Top: Elastic tissue stain)
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Image and description from the AFIP Atlas of Tumor Pathology
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| LOWER RESPIRATORY TRACT: (Supplement) PRIMARY PULMONARY HODGKIN DISEASE Other cases of Hodgkin disease may be associated with a granulomatous reaction or other inflammatory changes (B). This case illustrates granulomas (B, upper left) as well as foci of nonspecific inflammation, fibrosis, and fibrinous exudate (B, upper center).
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Image and description from the AFIP Atlas of Tumor Pathology
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| LOWER RESPIRATORY TRACT: (Supplement) ACUTE MYELOID LEUKEMIA PRESENTING IN THE LUNG There is a septal, perivascular, and alveolar septal infiltrate (A) of blast cells (B). The adjacent alveoli show edema and fibrinous exudate indicative of acute lung injury.
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Image and description from the AFIP Atlas of Tumor Pathology
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| LOWER RESPIRATORY TRACT: (Supplement) ACUTE MYELOID LEUKEMIA PRESENTING IN THE LUNG There is a septal, perivascular, and alveolar septal infiltrate (A) of blast cells (B). The adjacent alveoli show edema and fibrinous exudate indicative of acute lung injury.
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Image and description from the AFIP Atlas of Tumor Pathology
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| Esophagus-Stomach |
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| ESOPHAGUS-STOMACH: HYPERPLASTIC POLYP In this low-power view the pits are elongated. Many of them are dilated, and some have peculiar shapes with branches or buds. The lamina propria is expanded, especially near the surface. The tip is eroded and covered by exudate. Residual antral glands are at the base on the left.
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Image and description from the AFIP Atlas of Tumor Pathology
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| ESOPHAGUS-STOMACH: HYPERPLASTIC POLYP Many of the elongated pits have serrated or corkscrew contours. The lamina propria is expanded and inflamed, and the surface, especially on the left, is eroded and covered by exudate.
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Image and description from the AFIP Atlas of Tumor Pathology
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| Liver-biliary |
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| LIVER-BILIARY: Case# 33658: ASCITES DUE TO HEPATIC FAILURE. 56 year old male with a history of alcoholism. Ultrasound reveals a large amount of simple, anechoic fluid within the peritoneal cavity surrounding a small, irregular liver and within Morrison's pouch. Accumulation of fluid within the peritoneal cavity is known as ascites. This may be transudative, exudative, blood, pus or other organic juices. The most common cause of simple ascites is hepatic failure, frequently due to alcoholic cirrhosis. Gravity causes fluid to flow along the peritoneal reflections and pool in the pelvis. In the recumbent position, fluid flows cephalad into the right paracolic gutter and collects in the subhepatic and subphrenic spaces. On the left side, flow is limited by the phrenocolic ligament. In massive ascites, the liver, spleen and bowel are displaces medially and toward the center of the abdomen.
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| Liver-biliary |
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| LIVER-BILIARY: Case# 33658: ASCITES DUE TO HEPATIC FAILURE. 56 year old male with a history of alcoholism. Ultrasound reveals a large amount of simple, anechoic fluid within the peritoneal cavity surrounding a small, irregular liver and within Morrison's pouch. Accumulation of fluid within the peritoneal cavity is known as ascites. This may be transudative, exudative, blood, pus or other organic juices. The most common cause of simple ascites is hepatic failure, frequently due to alcoholic cirrhosis. Gravity causes fluid to flow along the peritoneal reflections and pool in the pelvis. In the recumbent position, fluid flows cephalad into the right paracolic gutter and collects in the subhepatic and subphrenic spaces. On the left side, flow is limited by the phrenocolic ligament. In massive ascites, the liver, spleen and bowel are displaces medially and toward the center of the abdomen.
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