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Pathology Section Upper Respiratory Tract DR - Mahmoud Elprawy
Pathology Section Upper Respiratory Tract DR - Mahmoud Elprawy
Pathology Section Upper Respiratory Tract DR - Mahmoud Elprawy
respiratory tract
Dr.Mahmoud Elprawy
Case Scenario
A young lady complains of nasal obstruction. ENT
examination shows a polypoid lesion in the nasal
cavity and paranasal sinuses. Biopsy examination
shows edematous stroma with numerous
eosinophils.
A.What is the diagnosis?
Nasopharynx
Inflammation
Adenoid
Tumor : Nasopharyngeal angiofibroma
Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma
Tonsil
Inflammation ( Diphteria )
Larynx
Inflammation
Tumor ( sq cell carcinoma )
• Causes:
1. Chronic hypertrophic rhinitis and sinusitis.
2. Repeated attacks of allergic rhinitis and
sinusitis.
N/E: = MUCOUS
Site: On the middle turbinate bones & within the
maxillary sinus.
Size: Variable sizes.
Shape: Pedunculated (may be sessile).
Surface: Smooth and shiny surface (opaque with
squamous metaplasia).
1- Covering epithelium:
- Hypeplastic pseudostratified ciliated.
Edema.
Nasal obstruction.
Epistaxis.
• Tuberculosis
• leprosy
• Syphilis
• caused by Klebsiella
Rhinoscleromatis.
• It is endemic in Egypt.
• N/E:
1) The primary site is the nose:
- It is enlarged & hard.
- Mucous membrane is thick, granular & a nodular
stage or single large mass.
usually in children.
Complications:
- Nasal obstruction and mouth
breathing.
Complication:
Bleeding (epistaxis).
Nasopharyngeal carcinoma
A- Acute Inflammations:
(1) Diphtheria:
- Pathology:
via exotoxin:
Supra-Glottic
Carcinoma
Descripe the pathological
feature
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