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1 PATHOLOGY Intracellular Degeneration LAB 1

2 Cellular swelling Liver

3 Organ :- Liver Lesion :- 1. Narrowing of hepatic sinusoids due to the swelling of hepatocyte. 2. The cytoplasm of affected hepatocyte appears diluted or rarefied due to the presence of excessive amount of water. Diagnosis : - Cell swelling (cloudy swelling )

4 Cellular swelling Kidney

5 Organ :- Kidney Lesion :- 1) The Lumen of some convoluted tubules appears star shaped due to the swelling of the lining epithelial cells 2) The cytoplasm of swollen epithelial cells is pale stained(diluted) Diagnosis : - Cell swelling

6 Fatty Change Liver

7 Organ :- Liver Lesion :- 1) severe narrowing or even closing of hepatic sinusoids, due to enlargement of hepatocyte. 2) The cytoplasm of hepatocytes contains rounded clear empty lipid vacuoles. 3) some hepatocytes contain multiple tiny vacuoles and other contains large single vacuole pushing nucleus to cell periphery. Diagnosis : - Fatty Change (Fatty Degeneration)

8 PATHOLOGY Extracellular Degeneration LAB 2

9 Gout Kidney

10 Organ :- Kidney of bird Lesion :- 1) Blood vessel congestion in renal interstitial tissue 2) protein cast and free RBCs are found within lumen of renal tubules 3) Multifocal deposition of fine,needle like eosinophilic crystals are seen with in the renal interstitium surrounded by inflammatory cells particularly multinucleated Giant cells Lesion Diagnosis : - Focal interstitial nephritis Disease Diagnosis :- Visceral Gout

11 Calcification Artery

12 Calcification Artery

13 Organ :- Medium sized muscular artery Lesion :- Deposition of amorphous, basophilic, calcium salts with in tunic media Diagnosis : - Dystrophic Calcification

14 Amyloidosis Spleen

15 Amyloidosis Spleen

16 Organ :- Spleen Lesion :- Deposition of amorphous,homogeneous,light pink-coloured extracellularly causing atrophy of the lymphoid tissue in the white and red pulps Diagnosis : - Diffuse amyloidosis H&E stain

17 Amyloidosis Spleen Toluidine stain

18 Organ :- Spleen (Special stain) Lesion :- The lymphatic nodules of white pulp are replaced by dense blue, amorphous homogenous proteinaceous substance. Diagnosis : - Focal Amyloidosis (Sago spleen) Toluidine stain

19 PATHOLOGY Pathological Pigmentation LAB 3

20 Hemosiderosis Spleen Spleen H&E stain

21 Organ :- Spleen Lesion :- Deposition of Golden Brown granules in splenic red pulp Diagnosis : - Hemosidrosis H&E stain

22 Hemosiderosis Spleen Spleen Prussian Blue

23 Organ :- Spleen (Prussian blue special stain) Lesion :- Deposition of Blueish-colored granules in splenic red pulp Diagnosis : - Hemosidrosis Prussian Blue

24 Bilirubinosis LIVER LIVER

25 Liver Organ :- Liver Lesion :- Deposition of yellowish granules within bile canaliculi,cytoplasm of hepatocyte and kupffer cells Diagnosis : - Bilurobinosis (bile pigment deposition )

26 Anthracosis LUNG

27 Anthracosis Organ :- Lung Lesion :- Deposition of black colored carbon particles around blood vessels, bronchioles and within alveolar wall and pulmonary interstitial tissue Diagnosis : - Anthracosis

28 PATHOLOGY Necrosis LAB 4

29 Coagulative Nec. LIVER

30 Coagulative Nec. LIVER

31 Coagulative Nec. Organ :- Liver Lesion :- 1) loss of cellular details is apparent multifocal areas however,the tissue architecture and cellular outline are still evident. 2) The affected areas are well-demaecated from the surroundingnormal ones by inflammatory zones. Diagnosis : - Coagulation Necrosis

32 Caseous Nec. LUNG

33 Caseous Nec. LUNG

34 Caseous Nec Organ :- Lung Lesion :- 1)Loss of tissue architecture, cellular outline and cellular details is evident in multifocal areas. 2)The center of affected area contains clumps of irregular, purplish colored,calcium deposit. 3)The affected area are well-demarcated from the surrounding normal ones by inflammatory zones in which multinucleate langhans giant cells are evident Diagnosis : - Caseous necrosis &and dystrophic calcification

35 Liquifactive Nec. LUNG

36 Liquefactive Nec Organ :- Lung Lesion :- 1) Loss of tissue architecture, cellular outline and cellular details is apparent in multifocal areas 2) The affected areas show fine purplish granular appearance with central calcification 3) The necrotic areas are well-demarcated from surrounding normal ones by inflammatory zones Diagnosis : - liquefactive Necrosis

37 Fat Necrosis Adipose Tissue

38 Fat Necrosis Adipose Tissue

39 Fat Necrosis Organ :- Adipose tissue Lesion :- 1) In multifocal areas, the lipocytes are seen filled with pinkish to purplish, nearly opaque material 2) Marked inflammatory reaction are seen surrounding the affected areas Diagnosis : - Fat Necrosis

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