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| HEART: Infarct: Gross natural color healing posterior lesion probably weeks of age and large anterior lesion partly healed and probably with recent extension good example of severe coronary heart disease
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| Esophagus-Stomach |
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| ESOPHAGUS-STOMACH: BIZARRE STROMAL REACTION IN AN ULCER BED At the top is the surface of a healing ulcer with the long prongs of primitive squamous cells penetrating the granulation tissue that contains large cells with dark, pleomorphic nuclei. These cells are mixed with
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Image and description from the AFIP Atlas of Tumor Pathology
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| Abdomen |
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| ABDOMEN: Case# 33127: BILOMA,RIGHT ADRENAL HEMATOMA. 67 year old woman S/P MVA. 1) Enlarging low attenuation fluid collection within and extending inferior to a healing right hepatic lobe liver laceration. The appearance is most consistent with biloma. Hemorrhage would most likely be higher in attenuation. 2) Vicarious excretion of intravenous contrast into the gallbladder, with mild stasis. 3) Right adrenal hematoma. 4) Improving bibasilar atelectasis. 5) Intraperitoneal high density fluid consistent with residual hemorrhage.
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| ABDOMEN: Case# 33127: BILOMA,RIGHT ADRENAL HEMATOMA. 67 year old woman S/P MVA. 1) Enlarging low attenuation fluid collection within and extending inferior to a healing right hepatic lobe liver laceration. The appearance is most consistent with biloma. Hemorrhage would most likely be higher in attenuation. 2) Vicarious excretion of intravenous contrast into the gallbladder, with mild stasis. 3) Right adrenal hematoma. 4) Improving bibasilar atelectasis. 5) Intraperitoneal high density fluid consistent with residual hemorrhage.
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