200 Points in Special Pathology
200 Points in Special Pathology
200 Points in Special Pathology
YEAR MBBS
TH
BY
DR EJAZ WARIS, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
HISTOPATHOLOGY AMDC
1.Key processes in atherosclerosis are intimal thickening and
lipid accumulation.
2.Atherosclerotic plaque consists of 3 components: a)cells
,including SMCs,macrophages,and leukocytes,b)ECM and
c)Intracellular and extracellular lipid.These components are
arranged in central core and fibrous cap.
3.The two most important causes of aortic aneurysms are
atherosclerosis and cystic medial degeneration of the arterial
media.
4.ANCA are antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies seen in
patients with vasculitis.c-ANCA are seen in Wegeners
granulomatosis and p-ANCA seen in Microscopic polyangiitis and
Churg-Straus syndrome.
5.Vasculitis are divided into three types : large vessel including
giant cell and takayasus ( granulomas),medium vessel
including PAN(fibrinioid necrosis ) and Kawasakis disease and
small vessels including Wegeners,ChurgStrauss syndrome and
Microscopic polyarteritis.
6.Lobular capillary hemangioma ( Pyogenic granuloma ) is a
common oral benign tumor occurring as polypoidal form
attached to mucosa.
7.Vascular immunomarkers include: CD31,CD34 and vWF.
8.Kaposis sarcoma is the most common AIDS associated cancer
in US.The lesion is caused by KSHV and shows three
morphological stages : Pact,Plaque and nodule.(PPN).
9.In Myocardial infarction,coagulation necrosis starts in 4 to 12
hrs and collagen deposition starts in 10 to 14 days.