Section in?
Describe the lesion and is it precancerous?
Diagnosis?
Stomach
round ulcer with sharp edges and clean floor (yes)
Multiple gastric peptic ulcers
Section in?
Describe the lesion and is it precancerous?
Diagnosis?
Part of stomach wall
Sharp edges, perforated base. Serosa is yellowish due to pus formation. Yes
Perforated gastric peptic ulcer
Septic peritonitis
Section in?
Describe it and Is it precancerous
Diagnosis?
distal part of pylorus and duodenum.
Oval with sharp edges with clean floor; No
Duodenal peptic ulcer
Section in?
Causative organism?
Type of inflammation?
Red and blue arrows?
Diagnosis?
End of ileum and caecum
Shigella bacilli
Acute non-suppurative pseudo-membranous
Red: caecum Blue: Ileum
Bacillary dysentery
Section in?
Describe the ulcer?
Causative organism?
Diagnosis?
segment of terminal ileum, caecum and ascending colon.
round ulcers, with undermined edges and rough necrotic floor.
Entamoeba histolytica
Intestinal amoebiasis
Section in?
Describe
Is this condition primary or secondary
Diagnosis?
Ileum
Transverse ulcers with yellow caseous floor
Secondary
Secondary intestinal tuberculosis
Section in?
Type of ulcer and describe it
Diagnosis?
Tongue
Malignant ulcer; raised everted edges and rough necrotic floor
Ulcerative carcinoma of the tongue
Section in?
Type of ulcer and describe it
Diagnosis?
Pharynx, upper esophagus and trachea
Malignant ulcer; raised everted edges rough necrotic floor; causes stenosis
Ulcerative carcinoma of the esophagus
Section in?
Describe
The arrow points to?
Diagnosis?
Opened stomach
Ulcer with raised everted edges and rough necrotic floor
enlarged pre-pyloric lymph nodes
Ulcerative carcinoma (malignant) of the stomach
Gastric lymph node metastases
Section in?
Type of ulcer
Diagnosis?
Open caecum and appendix
Malignant ulcer; raised everted edges rough necrotic floor
Ulcerative carcinoma of the caecum
Section in?
Give a quick description?
Diagnosis?
Opened stomach
Stomach is contracted, gastric wall thickened, mucosal folds are gone
Diffuse infiltrative carcinoma of the stomach
Section in?
Behavior of lesion
The arrow?
Diagnosis?
Small intestine
Benign
Hypertrophy and dilation due to chronic intestinal obstruction
Fibroma of the small intestine with chronic intestinal obstruction
Section in?
Describe the mass
Diagnosis?
Ileum, ileo-caecal valve and caecum
Annular grayish infiltrative MALIGNANT mass infiltrating ileo-caecal valve.
Carcinoma of the ileo-caecal valve
Section in?
Describe
Diagnosis?
Small intestine
Ileum has intussusceptum and is invaginated to itself. The intussusceptum is black and gangerous. There is also a tinea worm
Enteric intussusception
Moist gangrene of the intussusceptum
Acute intestinal obstruction
Intesinal taeniasis
Section in?
Describe
Diagnosis?
A segment of Small intestine
ileum intussusceptum is invaginated into itself . Intussusceptum is black and gangrenous. Tumor is oval and necrotic
Enteric intussusception
Moist gangrene of intussusceptum
Acute intestinal obstruction
Section in?
Describe
Arrow
Diagnosis?
Segment of ileum
blind ended pouch, 10 cm in length, arising from anti-mesenteric border of ileum
Meckel’s diverticulum
Meckel’s diverticulum
Section in?
Describe
Arrow
Diagnosis?
Segment of ileum and mesentery
Diverticulum arising from ileum at the anti-mesenteric border. Intestine is volvous and has moist gangrene in wall.
Meckel’s diverticulum
Intestinal volvus with gangrene
Acute intestinal obstruction
Septic peritonitis
Describe this picture
Arrow?
Section in stomach, Giemsa stained: Many H.pylori organisms seen in mucosal gland. Inflammatory cells are seen outside mucosal gland
H. Pylori bacilli
Describe
Type of inflammation
Arrow
diagnose
The mucosal glands are partly partly
ulcerated. The mucosa, submucosa, musculosa and serosa, show edema, congested capillaries and dense exudate formed of many pus cells and macrophages
Acute suppurative inflammation
Mucosal gland
Acute suppurative inflammation
Diagnose
Describe
Benign or malignant
Is this lesion precancerous
Adenomatous polyp
Proliferated acini (glands) variable in size and shape and lined by columnar mucin secreting cells. Some are lined by dysplastic epithelium shows mucin depletion and elongated pseudostratified nuclei.
Benign
Can turn cancerous so yes
Diagnose
Describe
Arrow?
Is this lesion pre-cancerous
Bilharzial poly of colon
Hyper plastic covering of mucosa as well as vascular CT showing calcified ova surrounded bilharzial reaction
Bilharzial ova
No
Diagnosis
Describe
Arrow
Is this pre cancerous
Bilharziasis of colon.
Many bilharzia ova with yellowish r shell. Some are fresh and others are calcified. Ova are surrounded by bilharzial reaction
Bilharzial ova
No
Diagnose
Describe
Behavior
Arrow?
Reason cells look the way they do?
Stomach, Signet Ring Carcinoma
Invasion by MALIGNANT TUMOR composed of signet ring cells. These cells are poorly cohesive and have clear cytoplasm with dark eccentric nuclei
Malignant
Signet ring cells
Due to cytoplasmic mucin pushing nucleus to side
Diagnosis
Describe
Arrows
Behaviour
Adenocarcinoma of colon
MALIGNANT TUMOR formed of irregular acini infiltrating the submucosa and muscle layer. Malignant cells vary in size and shape
Red: normal mucosal glands Black: Malignant glands
Malignant