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Repro Path

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Repro Path

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  1. 1What pathology and microbe cause?Condyloma Acuminatum caused by HPV
    (Shows koilocytes with perinuclear clearing + raisin nuclei)
    (Star shows thickened acanthotic epidermis)    What pathology and microbe cause?
  2. 2What penile pathology?Bowen Disease
    (Atypical cells with large, dark nuclei that all look different)    What penile pathology?
  3. 3What male pathology?Orchitis or Epididymitis
    (Infection leads to tubules with hyper-chromatic material)    What male pathology?
  4. 4What male pathology?Testicular Tuberculosis
    (Granulomas with caseous necrosis + acid-fast staining bacilli)    What male pathology?
  5. 5What male pathology?Seminoma
    (Bulky mass with white, lobulated surface)    What male pathology?
  6. 6What male pathology?Seminoma
    (Large, round cells with central nucleus and "fried egg" appearance)    What male pathology?
  7. 7What male pathology?Dermoid Cyst (Type of Teratoma with skin + teeth)
    (Histology shows LOTS of different cells types)    What male pathology?
  8. 8What male pathology?Choriocarcinoma
    (Left image shows Cytotrophoblasts + Syncytiotrophblasts)
    (Right image shows positive HcG stain)    What male pathology?
  9. 9What male pathology?Yolk Sac Tumor
    (Central red Schiller-Duval Body)    What male pathology?
  10. 10What male pathology?Leydig Cell Tumor
    (Arrow points to Ranke crystals due to high steroid synthesis)    What male pathology?
  11. 11What vulvar pathology?Lichen Sclerosis
    (Thin, white-ish skin with perianal halo)    What vulvar pathology?
  12. 12What vulvar pathology?Lichen Simplex Chronicus
    (Thick skin with erythema from itch-scratch cycle)    What vulvar pathology?
  13. 13What vulvar pathology?Lichen Planus
    (Very red/purple color with white lacy bands of Wickham Striae)    What vulvar pathology?
  14. 14What vulvar pathology?Psoriasis
    (Plaques that would show Auspitz sign if peeled off)    What vulvar pathology?
  15. 15Type of Umbilical Cord insertion?Eccentric insertionType of Umbilical Cord insertion?
  16. 16Type of Umbilical Cord insertion?Velamentous Insertion
    (Cord insets into the membrane so the vessels are exposed)    Type of Umbilical Cord insertion?
  17. 17Type of Umbilical Cord insertion?Furcate
    (Bifurcation of the cord prior to insetion)    Type of Umbilical Cord insertion?
  18. 18What type of mole? What is the genotype and will you find fetal tissue?Complete Mole
    (Large clear-staining cavitations/cisterns with trophoblastic proliferation)
    Diploid Genotype WITHOUT fetal tissue    What type of mole? What is the genotype and will you find fetal tissue?
  19. 19What type of mole? What is the genotype and will you find fetal tissue?Partial Mole
    (No cisterns and no trophoblast proliferation)
    Triploid/Tetraploid Genotype WITH possible fetal tissue    What type of mole? What is the genotype and will you find fetal tissue?
  20. 20What Fallopian Tube pathology?Paratubal Cyst
    (Translucent cyst filled with serous fluid)    What Fallopian Tube pathology?
  21. 21What Fallopian Tube pathology?Paratubal Cyst
    (Translucent cyst filled with serous fluid)    What Fallopian Tube pathology?
  22. 22What Fallopian Tube pathology?Endometriosis of the Fallopian Tube
    (Pink endometrial tissue to the right of the image)    What Fallopian Tube pathology?
  23. 23What ovarian pathology?PCOS
    (Lots of ovarian cysts)    What ovarian pathology?
  24. 24What ovarian pathology?Serous Cystadenoma
    (Very smooth surface indicating a benign tumor)    What ovarian pathology?
  25. 25What ovarian pathology?Cystadenofibroma
    (Flat simple epithelium protruding into the lumen)    What ovarian pathology?
  26. 26Low or high grade Serous Carcinoma of the Ovary?Low grade
    (Complex papillary projects with some stroma)    Low or high grade Serous Carcinoma of the Ovary?
  27. 27Low or high grade Serous Carcinoma of the Ovary?High grade
    (Filled with cells and NO more stroma)    Low or high grade Serous Carcinoma of the Ovary?
  28. 28Mucinous or Serous Cystadenoma of the ovary?Serous
    (CILIATED epithelial cells)    Mucinous or Serous Cystadenoma of the ovary?
  29. 29Mucinous or Serous Cystadenoma of the ovary?Mucinous
    (Apical, light staining mucin and NO cilia)    Mucinous or Serous Cystadenoma of the ovary?
  30. 30What type of ovarian pathology?Transitional Cell Tumor of the Ovary
    (Coffee-bean mitoses)    What type of ovarian pathology?
  31. 31What type of ovarian pathology?Stuma Ovarii
    (Thyroid tissue in the ovarian tumor with Orphan-Annie eye nuclei)    What type of ovarian pathology?
  32. 32What type of ovarian pathology?Dysgerminoma
    (Large cells with "fried egg" appearance)
    This is the female version of a seminoma    What type of ovarian pathology?
  33. 33What type of ovarian pathology?Yolk Sac Tumor
    (Central red Schiller-Duval Body)    What type of ovarian pathology?
  34. 34What uterine pathology?Chronic Endometritis
    (PLASMA cells with lightly-staining Golgi bodies next to the nuclei)    What uterine pathology?
  35. 35What reproductive system pathology?Endometriosis
    (Dark nodules of endometrial tissue outside of the uterus on laparoscope images)    What reproductive system pathology?
  36. 36What uterine pathology?Endometrial Atrophy
    (Due to withdrawal of estrogen causing cystic changes)    What uterine pathology?
  37. 37What grade of endometrioid carcinoma?Grade 3
    (Poorly differentiated carcinoma with >50% SOLID growth)    What grade of endometrioid carcinoma?
  38. 38What is the specific type of endometrial carcinoma?Type II Serous Carcinoma
    (Lots of atypical cells with loss of nuclear polarity)    What is the specific type of endometrial carcinoma?
  39. 39What uterine tumor?Malignant Mixed Mullerian Tumor
    (Pink-colored adenocarcinoma mixed with the lighter purple/blue colored sarcoma)    What uterine tumor?
  40. 40What uterine tumor?Clear Cell Carcinoma
    (Large cells with clear cytoplasm)    What uterine tumor?
  41. 41Leiomyoma or Leiomyosarcoma?Leiomyoma
    (NO mitoses)    Leiomyoma or Leiomyosarcoma?
  42. 42Leiomyoma or Leiomyosarcoma?Leiomyosarcoma
    (LOTS of mitoses)    Leiomyoma or Leiomyosarcoma?
  43. 43What are the two normal cells of the breast ducts/lobules?Brown outer cells = Myoepithelial cells
    Blue inner cells = Luminal epithelial cells
    (Stain blue with desmin)    What are the two normal cells of the breast ducts/lobules?
  44. 44What are the two normal breast stroma?Intralobular stroma = Lighter staining (*)
    Interlobular stroma = Darker staining (**)    What are the two normal breast stroma?
  45. 45What breast pathology? What type of benign lesion?Cyst
    (Gross appearance is a "blue-domed" cyst)
    Non-Proliferative benign breast change    What breast pathology? What type of benign lesion?
  46. 46What breast pathology? What type of benign lesion?Epithelial Hyperplasia
    (Irregular lumens in a FOCAL pattern NOT the whole lobule)
    Proliferative Breast disease WITHOUT atypia    What breast pathology? What type of benign lesion?
  47. 47What breast pathology? What category is this lesion?Complex Sclerosing Lesion (Radial Scar)
    Proliferative Breast disease WITHOUT atypia
    (Benign, but MIMICKS cancers)    What breast pathology? What category is this lesion?
  48. 48What breast pathology? What type of benign lesion?Intraductal Papulloma
    (Papillary appearance on histology)
    Proliferative Breast disease WITHOUT atypia    What breast pathology? What type of benign lesion?
  49. 49What breast pathology? What type of benign lesion?Atypical Ductal Hyperplasia
    (Similar lumens throughout MOST of the duct)
    Proliferative Breast disease WITH atypia    What breast pathology? What type of benign lesion?
  50. 50What breast pathology? What category is this lesion?Comedocarcinoma
    (Central calcifications with surrounding bright pink necrosis)
    Type of Ductal Carcinoma In-Situ    What breast pathology? What category is this lesion?
  51. 51Type of spread + associated cancerPagetoid Spread
    (Cells spread up the duct by going under the brown staining myoepithelial cells)
    Associated with Lobular Carcinoma In-situ    Type of spread + associated cancer
  52. 52Type of invasive breast carcinomaMedullary Carcinoma
    (Solid, syncytium-like sheets)    Type of invasive breast carcinoma
  53. 53Type of invasive breast carcinomaMucinous Adenocarcinoma
    (Lots of lightly-staining mucin)    Type of invasive breast carcinoma
  54. 54Type of invasive breast carcinomaTubular Carcinoma
    (Well-formed tubules with apocrine snouts + calcifications)    Type of invasive breast carcinoma
  55. 55Type of invasive breast carcinomaInflammatory Carcinoma
    (Tumor invasion of the lymphatics)    Type of invasive breast carcinoma
  56. 56Type of invasive breast carcinomaLobular Carcinoma
    (Single file line of cells)    Type of invasive breast carcinoma
  57. 57Breast pathology + Type of stromal tumorPhyllodes Tumor
    ("Leaf-like" appearance)
    Intralobular Stroma Tumor    Breast pathology + Type of stromal tumor
  58. 58Breast pathology + Type of stromal tumorFibroadenoma
    (Composed of slit-like spaces lined by epithelium)
    Intralobular Stroma Tumor    Breast pathology + Type of stromal tumor
  59. 59Breast pathology + Type of stromal tumorMyofibroblastoma
    Interlobular Stroma Tumor    Breast pathology + Type of stromal tumor
  60. 60Breast pathology + Type of stromal tumorLipoma
    (Lots of clear adipose tissue)
    Interlobular Stroma Tumor    Breast pathology + Type of stromal tumor
  61. 61Breast pathology + Type of stromal tumorAngiosarcoma
    (Lots of pink hemorrhages)
    Interlobular Stroma Tumor    Breast pathology + Type of stromal tumor
  62. 62Cause of this pap smear pathologyHSV (Herpes)
    (Multinucleated cells)    Cause of this pap smear pathology
  63. 63Cause of this pap smear pathologyCandida albicans
    (Hyphae and spores)    Cause of this pap smear pathology
  64. 64Cause of this pap smear pathologyTrichomonas vaginalis
    (Blue-grey parasites with comma-shaped nucleus and flagella)    Cause of this pap smear pathology
  65. 65What squamous cell pathology is seen in this pap smear?Low grade squamous intraepithelial lesion (LSIL)
    (Perinuclear halo WITH nuclear atypia)    What squamous cell pathology is seen in this pap smear?
  66. 66What squamous cell pathology is seen in this pap smear?High grade squamous intraepithelial lesion (HSIL)
    (Nuclear size/shape variation with prominent indentations and grooves)    What squamous cell pathology is seen in this pap smear?
  67. 67What squamous cell pathology is seen in this pap smear?Squamous Cell Carcinoma
    (Spindle cells with orangeophillic cytoplasm)    What squamous cell pathology is seen in this pap smear?
  68. 68What glandular cell pathology is seen in this pap smear?Endocervical adenocarcinoma in situ (AIS)
    (Feathering of the palisading nuclei at the periphery of the cell cluster)    What glandular cell pathology is seen in this pap smear?
  69. 69What glandular cell pathology is seen in this pap smear?Endometrial Adenomcarcinoma
    (Cells in TIGHT clusters)    What glandular cell pathology is seen in this pap smear?
  70. 70CIN/CIS ClassificationCIN I
    (Abnormal cells confined to lower 1/3 of cervical epithelium)    CIN/CIS Classification
  71. 71CIN/CIS ClassificationCIN II
    ((Abnormal cells in lower 2/3 of cervical epithelium)    CIN/CIS Classification
  72. 72CIN/CIS ClassificationCIN III
    (Abnormal cells up into the top third, but NOT all the way to the top)    CIN/CIS Classification
  73. 73CIN/CIS ClassificationCarcinoma In-situ (CIS)
    (Abnormal cells all the way to the top of the epithelium)    CIN/CIS Classification

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Fichas sobre Repro Path, creado por Emily Forester el 02/11/2022.
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