Tuesday slide seminar, March 23rd 2010 Marcus Nyberg Division of Pathology, HUSLAB, University Central Hospital, Helsinki, Finland
Slide 1
Case 1
68 M. Prostate cancer. At prostatectomy, a lesion in the urinary bladder was diagnosed as mucinous adenocarcinoma. Intestinal examination was negative. Some weeks later, the tumorous lesion was resected from the dorsal wall of the bladder neck.
Case 2
57 F. Tumour in the right breast. Fine needle aspiration biopsy consistent with neuroendocrine tumour. Five years earlier operated for an adenocarcinoma ot the endometrium. Metasttatic lung and bone lesions. Biopsy from the breast tumour.
Case 3
79 F. Biopsy-verified distal adenocarcinoma of the rectum infiltrating through the wall. At operation, four additional tumours were found in the small intestine. Specimen from one of these.
Case 5
64 M. Biopsy-verified adenocarcinoma of the stomach. HIV and C-hepatitis. Subtotal gastrectomy. Some enlarged lyph nodes. Surgeon noted a small nodule in the stomach wall provided as a separate specimen.
Case 6
74 F. Pancreatic tumour and peritoneal carcinosis. History of breast cancer 14 years earlier. An enlarged lymph node next to the hepatic artery.
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