'Mesothelial cells' presentation slideshows

Analysis of Body Cavity Fluids

Analysis of Body Cavity Fluids. Lab 8. Indications and Sampling. Indications: - Identifies the type of fluid present: transudate, exudate, neoplastic or other effusion and may identify the cause of fluid accumulation Sampling: - Sterile preparation of site

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Faculty of Allied Medical Sciences

Faculty of Allied Medical Sciences. Histopathology and Cytology (1) (MLHC-201). Cytolopathology. Supervision Prof.Dr.Noha Ragab. Outcomes. 1-To know the meaning of cytology and cytopathology 2-Differentiate between transudate and exudate

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Pathology of Pleura and Mediastinum

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Development of male genital system

Development of male genital system. Prof. Ahmed Fathalla Ibrahim Dr.Sanaa Alshaarawy. OBJECTIVES. At the end of the lecture, students should be able to: List the causes of differentiation of genitalia into the male type.

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Cytopathology Challenge Weekly Cases

Cytopathology Challenge Weekly Cases. July 21, 2008. 32 year old female. Thin prep pap A) Reactive endocervical cells B) HSIL C) LSIL D) Squamous metaplasia E) ASCUS. 1.

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The Pleura

The Pleura. The Pleura. A mesothelial surface lining the lungs and mediastinum Mesothelial cells designed for fluid absorption Hallmark of disease is the effusion. Transudate (low protein) cardiac failure hypoproteinaemia. Exudate (high protein) pneumonia TB connective tissue disease

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Cytopathology Challenge! Weekly Cases

Cytopathology Challenge! Weekly Cases. April 17, 2009. FNA of abdominal mass: Colorectal adenocarcinoma Prostatic adenocarcinoma Lymphoma Abscess Sarcoma. lymphoglandular bodies. 1. Cervical LN FNA: papillary thyroid ca lymphoma multiple myeloma reactive LN HSV.

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