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Female, Endocrine, Bone
Female, Endocrine, Bone
UTERUS
PLACENTA
OVARY
UTERUS
1)Carcinoma
2)Adenomyosis
3) Leiomyoma
1. 2. 3. 4.
1. 2. 3. 4.
Size: moderately increase Uterine cavity: Mass filling at upper half Tumor: Fungating + irregular + friable + ulcerated Myometrium: Thickened by malignant invasion
ADENOMYOSIS
Similarities Uterine wall: Moderate symmetric thickening Adenomyosis: numerous + small + grayish + translucent cyst Myometrium: Hypertrophy
NORMAL
Leiomyoma
Multiple uterine Leiomyomata Uterine Leiomyoma of Fatty change
Similarities 1) Uterine Cavity: Compressed + distorted 2) Cut Section: Whorly appearance of smooth ms fibre + separated by white fibrous bands
Differences Outer surface: irregular + nodular Cut surface: multiple nodular area ( variable size) Location: Interstitial/ subserosa/ submucous Endometrium: thin + atrophy
multiple cystic space (variable size and shape) jelly like semitranslucent mucoid material myxomatous degeneration
DISEASE OF PLACENTA
HYDATIFORM MOLE/VESICULAR HYDATIFORM MOLE/VESICULAR MOLE (COMPLETE) MOLE (PARTIAL) Similarities Multiple small vesicles Vesicles: grape like structure ( variable size and shape)thin wall Contain: semitranslucent fluid Connected by delicate fibrous tissue
DISEASE OF OVARY
Cyst: Unilocular Cavity of cyst: complex papillary structure + grayish brown + project into cavity Serosal: smooth
DISEASE OF ENDOCRINE
MULTINODULAR GOITER
GLAND -asymetrically enlarged -consistency :firm external surface : nodular Nodules : -cut surface: contain brownish colloid -size: variables -seperated by white bands of fibrous tisssue -some shows degenerative changes in form of 1. Cyst formation 2. Haemorrage 3. Necrosis
DISEASE OF BONE
Differences
OSTEOCLASTOMA 1)Site: end of fibula : oval tumour mass 2)Tumour -expansion + thinning of fibula (egg shell crakling sensation) -bone: destroyed - cortex: reduced to thin shell 3)Cut surface -haemorrhage -necrosis - cyst formation 4)No new bone formed OSTEOSARCOMA 1)Site: medulla : fusiform swelling 2)Tumour - grayish brown -fleshy with small foci -cortex: invaded by tumour = destruction + elevation of periosteum