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Tuesday slide seminar, November 9th 2010
Elina Virolainen
Division of Pathology, HUSLAB, University Central Hospital, Helsinki, Finland
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Case 1
F 58. In rectum a big adenoma (3.5cm). Biopsies were taken previously. Histological diagnosis: Adenoma tubulare, high-grade dysplasia. Adenoma has now been resected.
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Case 2
F 34. GIV/para III. Asthma bronchiale. Pregnant. Ischemic area (3x2cm) in ultrasonography (weeks 36+5). Elective section because of horror partus. Healthy boy, 3330g/51cm. APGAR 9/9/10. Old infarction in placenta?
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Case 3
M 52. Wife has complaind about snoring during the last two months and has noticed a tumor (3cm) on the left side of the patients neck. The patient is pale, both tonsills are big. Clinically lymphadenopathy. A biopsy from left tonsilla.
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Case 4
M 60. IgA nephropathy, kidney transplantation 2006. Now a tumor in scrotum. The tumor is extirpated and it situated between epididymis and ductus deferens.
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Case 5
F 82. A cancer which has been spread out to lungs, bones and liver, unknown primary. Biopsies from near left iliac bone.
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Case 6
M 63. Morbus Chron, perforation, small bowel resection.
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