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Tuesday slide seminar, October 11th 2011
Ari Ristimäki
Division of Pathology, HUSLAB, University Central Hospital, Helsinki, Finland
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Case 1
36 M. Macroscopically normal appendix.
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Case 3
36 F. Periappendicular abscess diagnosed four months ago. Now operation.
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Case 4
76 F. Abnormal appendix removed during rectum cancer operation.
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Case 5
41 F. Appendix (colectomia due to colitis ulcerosa).
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Case 6
72 F. Appendix removed due to acute appendicitis.
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Case 7
55 F. Pseudomyxoma peritonei (splenic specimen).
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Case 8
63 F. Appendix tumor (carcinosis). Specimen from proximal appendix/coecum region.
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Case 9
65 M. Appendix tumor (infiltrates to coecum and ileum).
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