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Colon:
Colon:
*[[Normal colorectal mucosa]].
*[[Inflammatory pseudopolyp]].
*[[Pseudoinvasion]].
*[[Pseudoinvasion]].
*Residual carcinoma - post-treatment.
*Residual carcinoma - post-treatment.
*[[Radiation changes]].
*[[LN metastasis]] - CRC.
*[[LN metastasis]] - CRC.
*[[Liver metastasis]] - liver resection.
*[[Liver metastasis]] - liver resection.
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**Moderate.
**Moderate.
**Severe.
**Severe.
*[[Granulomatous gastritis]].
*Dysplasia - foveolar.
*Dysplasia - foveolar.
*Dysplasia - intestinal.
*Dysplasia - intestinal.
*Signet ring cell carcinoma.
*Signet ring cell carcinoma.
*Intestinal metaplasia of the stomach.
*Reactive gastropathy.
Esophagus:
*GERD.
*IM.
*Low-grade dysplasia.
*High-grade dysplasia.


==GU pathology==
==GU pathology==

Latest revision as of 12:31, 3 May 2016

The page is a micrograph wishlist; it is a list of images I wish I had.

Head and neck pathology

GI pathology

Appendix:

Duodenum:

Colon:

Stomach:

  • Chronic gastritis.
    • Mild.
    • Moderate.
    • Severe.
  • Dysplasia - foveolar.
  • Dysplasia - intestinal.
  • Signet ring cell carcinoma.

GU pathology

Prostate:

  • Cowper's glands.
  • ASAP.
  • Ductal adenocarcinoma.

Urothelium:

  • Small cell carcinoma of the urinary bladder.
  • LGPUC - obvious.
  • LGPUC - subtle.
  • HGPUC.

Kidney:

  • Collecting duct carcinoma.
  • Clear cell RCC.
  • Papillary RCC.
  • Sarcomatoid changes.

Gynecology pathology

Endometrium:

  • Endometrial stromal sarcoma.
  • Secretory phase endometrium.
  • Endometrioid endometrial carcinoma.
    • Squamous morules.
  • Serous carcinoma on biopsy.
  • Clear cell carcinoma on biopsy.
  • OCP endometrium.

Cervix:

  • Stripped endocervical epithelium.
  • LSIL - subtle.
  • LSIL - obvious.
  • HSIL - requiring stains.
  • HSIL - obvious.
  • AIS.

Skin

Tumour:

Benign:

  • Dermatofibroma.
  • Dermal scar.

Placenta

  • Placental villous immaturity.
  • Di-Di twins.
  • Di-Mo twins.
  • Funisitis.
  • Decidual vasculopathy.

Soft tissue pathology

See also