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Lab17-Respiratory System Pathology - Compressed
Lab17-Respiratory System Pathology - Compressed
Lab17-Respiratory System Pathology - Compressed
System
Pathology
http://emedicine.Medscape.com/article/994274-overview
Nasal Polyp
Polypoid gelatinous mass with smooth outer surface,
filling the left nasal cavity.
COLOR ATLAS of HISTOPATHOLOGY BY R.C.CURRAN
(Mucosa)
https://path.upmc.edu/cases/case32.html
Bronchiectasis
Permanent dilation of bronchi and bronchioles forming prominent
cavities (arrows).It is caused by destruction of the muscle and
elastic supporting tissue.
Bronchiectasis
Bronchiectatic cavities lined by respiratory epithelium and
filled with inflammatory exudate.
GROSS PATHOLOGY/ A COLOUR ATLAS BY R.C.CURRAN and E.L.JONES
Centrilobular Emphysema
Slice of fixed inflated lung, the dilated air spaces are seen around the
center of the lobule(centrilobular) with normal looking lung tissue in-
between .
Panacinar Emphysema
Slice of fixed inflated lung, the dilated air spaces are seen to involve
the alveolar ducts, alveoli and respiratory bronchioles, thus
involving the entire acinus (Panacinar). No normal lung tissue.
Lobar Pneumonia:
Consolidation that is
sharply confined to the
middle lobe of the lung
(arrows).
The affected lobe is
covered by greyish
fibrin, it is dry, firm,
grey and granular.
Lobar Pneumonia:
Grey Hepatization
4th – 8th day
Grossly
The affected lobe is
covered by greyish fibrin
Cut surface of the lobe
is dry, firm, grey and Grey hepatization
granular.
https://webpath.med.utah.edu/LUNGHTML/LUNG006.html
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Bronchopneumonia:
Multiple foci of patchy
consolidation about 1
cm in diameter which
appear to be centered
around bronchioles.
GROSS PATHOLOGY/ A COLOUR ATLAS BY R.C.CURRAN and E.L.JONES
Silicosis: Lung
Multiple fibrous silicotic nodules in the upper zones of the
lung (arrows).
GROSS PATHOLOGY/ A COLOUR ATLAS
BY R.C.CURRAN and E.L.JONES
Honeycomb Lung :
Diffuse interstitial
pulmonary fibrosis
with cystic spaces
develop in a fibrotic
lung.
This is the end stage of
most chronic
restrictive lung
diseases, irrespective
of the etiology.
Malignant Mesothelioma
The tumor affects both visceral & parietal pleura forming diffuse
thickening of the pleura that ensheathes and invades the lung.