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Gross Pathology of Digestive Disorders

The document summarizes several specimens of the digestive system showing various pathologies. Key findings include an ulcerative carcinoma of the tongue, peptic ulcers and a perforated ulcer of the stomach, secondary intestinal tuberculosis, bilharzial polyps of the colon, acute suppurative appendicitis with perforation, intestinal intussusceptions with gangrene, carcinoma of the ileocecal valve, Meckel's diverticulum, liver steatosis, amyloidosis of the liver, chronic venous congestion of the liver, healed gummata in the liver, an amoebic liver abscess perforating the diaphragm, coarse periportal bilharzial hepatic fibrosis, and liver cirrhosis

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Gross Pathology of Digestive Disorders

The document summarizes several specimens of the digestive system showing various pathologies. Key findings include an ulcerative carcinoma of the tongue, peptic ulcers and a perforated ulcer of the stomach, secondary intestinal tuberculosis, bilharzial polyps of the colon, acute suppurative appendicitis with perforation, intestinal intussusceptions with gangrene, carcinoma of the ileocecal valve, Meckel's diverticulum, liver steatosis, amyloidosis of the liver, chronic venous congestion of the liver, healed gummata in the liver, an amoebic liver abscess perforating the diaphragm, coarse periportal bilharzial hepatic fibrosis, and liver cirrhosis

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Digestive system Final Practical Gross Pathology 10/11

Diagnosis Comment
D 7-1 Specimen :
Tongue
 Ulcerative carcinoma of Description :
tongue The dorsum of the anterior part of the tongue shows an ulcerative
growth
 The ulcer is single
 It is oval & slightly irregular
 It is about 4x2cm
 Its edges are raised everted
 Its floor is necrotic
D 38-1 Specimen :
Part of the stomach
 Gastric peptic ulcers Description :
 Two ulcers are seen [large & small]
 The larger : oval & measures 3x2cm
 The smaller : rounded & measures 1x1cm
 Both have sharp edges, but the large ulcer is deep, while the small
ulcer is shallow
 Their floors are greyish & clean
D 38-2 Specimen :
Part of the stomach
 Perforated gastric peptic Description :
ulcer  A single small round ulcer [1x1cm] is seen
 Localized septic  It edges are sharp
peritonitis  Its base is perforated
 Opposite the perforation :
 The serosal covering shows yellow fibrin deposit
D 49-7 Specimen :
Stomach
 Gastric carcinoma ; Description :
diffuse infiltrative pattern  The stomach appears rigid & contracted
 The gastric wall is diffusely thickened & infiltrated by a greyish
growth
 The mucosal folds dissappeared
D 61-6 Specimen :
A segment of ileum [small intestine]
 Secondary intestinal Description :
tuberculosis The mucosa show multiple transverse ulcers with undermined edges
& yellowish caseous floor
D 70-5 Specimen :
Part of sigmoid colon
 Bilharzial polyps of colon Description :
The mucosa shows numerous variable sized greyish sessile,
pedunculated & branching polyps

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Diagnosis Comment Final Practical Gross Pathology 10/11
D 76-6 Specimen :
Half of an appendix
 Acute suppurative Description :
appendicitis with  The appendix is markedly swollen
perforation  The mucosal lining is dull & necrotic
 Septic peritonitis  The wall of appendix is perforated near the tip; with yellowish
exudate deposited on the outer surface
 A piece of omentum is adherent to the appendix
D 80-1 Specimen :
Distal ileum, appendix & open coecum
 Ileocoecal [entero-colic] Description :
intussusception  The ileum [intussusceptum] is invaginated into the caecum [intussuscepient]
associated with gangrene  The ileum appears black, shreddy & gangrenous
D 80-6 Specimen :
A segment of small intestine
 Enteric intussusception Description :
associated with gangrene  A segment of the small intestine [intussusceptum] is invaginated
 Intestinal taeniasis into an adjacent part [intussuscepient]
 The intussusceptum is black, shreddy & gangrenous
 A taenia worm is seen projecting from the tip of intussusceptum
D 80-9 Specimen :
A segment of a small intestine
 Enteric intussusception Description :
associated with gangrene  A segment of intestine [intussusceptum] is invaginated into the
distal segment [intussuscepient]
 The intussusceptum is dark, shreddy & gangrenous
 A necrotic oval tumor is seen at the apex of intussusceptum
D 86-9 Specimen :
Terminal ileum, ileocoecal valve & coecum
 Carcinoma of the ileo- Description :
coecal valve : infiltrative  A greyish infiltrative annular growth is seen at the region of the
annular patter ileocoecal valve & adjacent parts of ileum & coecum
 The lumen is narrowed
D 89-3 Specimen :
A segment of ileum
 Meckel’s diverticulum Description :
 A diverticulum, 10 cm in length is seen arising from the ileum at its
antimesenteric border
 The wall of diverticulum is similar to and continuous with the
intestinal wall
D 89-7 Specimen :
A segment of ileum with its mesentery
 Meckel’s diverticulum Description :
 Intestinal volvulus with  An intestinal diverticulum, 3cm in length is seen arising from the
gangrene ileum at its antimesenteric border
 Septic peritonitis  The intestine is twisted [volvulus]
 The intestinal wall is swollen & gangrenous
 The mesentery shows dull hyperaemic patches

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Diagnosis Comment Final Practical Gross Pathology 10/11
D 105-2 Specimen :
Slice of liver
 Liver steatosis [fatty Description :
change] Cut surface of the liver slice shows diffuse yellow colouration with
rounded borders indicating soft consistency
D 106-5 Specimen :
Sectioned liver
 Amyloidosis of liver Description :
 The liver is markedly enlarged with sharp edges [indicate firm consistency]
 The cut surface shows multiple pale brown waxy semitranslucent
amyloid deposits
 The liver tissue in between appears yellowish brown [steatosis]
D 109-1 Specimen :
A slice of liver
 Chronic venous Description :
congestion of liver  The liver is enlarged
 The cut surface shows nutmeg appearance i.e
A yellow background [steatosis] & numerous dark red foci of
congestion
 The surface of the liver shows shallow depressions [fibrosis]
D 117-3 Specimen :
A sectioned liver
 Hepar lobatum Description :
 The outer surface of liver appears lobulated
 The cut surface of liver shows multiple yellowish healed gummata
 Fibrous scarring [due to healing] pulled on the surface causing
depressions [lobulation]
D 122-6 Specimen :
Part of trunk showing parts of liver [right lobe], base of right lung,
 Amoebic liver abscess diaphragm, as well as kidney & colon [hepatic flexure]
perforating through the Description :
diaphragm & extending  The liver shows a large irregular abscess with yellowish brown
into base of right lung shreddy necrotic wall
 The abscess has ruptured through the diaphragm & extended into
the base of the right lung
D 126-4 Specimen :
Section of the liver
 Coarse periportal Description :
bilharzial hepatic fibrosis  The surface of the liver shows irregular depressions
 The cut surface shows fibrosed thickened greyish white portal
tracts
 The liver tissue in between shows no regenerative nodules & is
dark brown
D 127-1 Specimen :
A slice of liver
 Liver cirrhosis Description :
 The surface & the cut section of the liver are diffusely nodular
 The regeneration nodules are small [2-10mm in diameter], pale
yellow & separated by grey fibrous strands
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Diagnosis Comment Final Practical Gross Pathology 10/11
D 135-12 Specimen :
Section of the liver & lung
 Multifocal hepatoma on Description :
top of cirrhosis  The cut surface of the liver shows multiple scattered tumour
 Lung metastases masses
 The masses are rounded & non capsulated
 The cut surface & outer surface of the liver show regeneration
nodules
 The base of the lung show multiple metastatic nodules which are
non capsulated, variable in size & greyish in colour
D 136-1 Specimen :
A liver slice
 Liver metastases Description :
[metastatic carcinoma]  The length of the liver slice denotes an enlarged liver
 The cut surface shows multiple variable-sized non capsulated
yellowish well defined metastatic nodules
 Some metastatic nodules show central umbilication [depression]
due to necrosis
D 147-1 Specimen :
Open gall bladder
 Chronic cholecystitis Description :
 Pigment stones  The wall shows fibrous thickening
 The cavity of the gall bladder contains few pigment stones
 The stones are small, black & irregular
D 147-3 Specimen :
Open gall bladder
 Chronic cholecystitis Description :
 Mixed gall stones  The wall is markedly thickened, white & fibrous
 The cavity of the gall bladder is reduced &
 Multiple mixed stones are seen
 The stones have facetted surfaces
D 148-2 Specimen :
Open gall bladder
 Chronic cholecystitis Description :
 Cholesterol gall stone  The wall is thick, grey & fibrous
[solitary]  The cavity of the gall bladder shows a solitary, yellowish
cholesterol stone, 2x1 cm with mammilated surface

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