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ADRENAL HEPATIC UNION WITH ISOLATED CORTICAL CELL NESTS Figure 2-2 ADRENAL HEPATIC UNION WITH ISOLATED CORTICAL CELL NESTS Heterotopic adrenal cortical tissue is within liver parenchyma, with isolated nests of cortical cells. Intrahepatic adrenal heterotopia was present just beneath the liver More about this image found in ADRENAL HEPATIC UNION WITH ISOLATED CORTICAL CELL NESTS Heterotopic adrena...

HEPATIC HETEROTOPIA Figure 8-8-33 HEPATIC HETEROTOPIA Heterotopia highlighted by H&E (A) and arginase (B) immunohistochemistry. (Courtesy of Dr. P. Schubert, Capetown, South Africa) More about this image found in HEPATIC HETEROTOPIA Heterotopia highlighted by H&E (A) and arginase (B...

ADRENAL HETEROTOPIA Figure 8-8-32 ADRENAL HETEROTOPIA (Courtesy of Dr. R. Bendon, Louisville, KY) More about this image found in ADRENAL HETEROTOPIA (Courtesy of Dr. R. Bendon, Louisville, KY)

PANCREATIC HETEROTOPIA Figure 3-4 PANCREATIC HETEROTOPIA A pancreatic heterotopia appears as a smooth submucosal nodule with a minute umbilication (arrow) and surrounding mucosal erythema (A). Another heterotopia has a more irregular shape with a larger central depression (B). A resected More about this image found in PANCREATIC HETEROTOPIA A pancreatic heterotopia appears as a smooth submuc...

GASTRIC HETEROTOPIA Figure 4-11 GASTRIC HETEROTOPIA A large gastric heterotopia forms the lead point of an intussusception (A). Erosions and mucosal hemorrhage obscure ectopic gastric glands (B). More about this image found in GASTRIC HETEROTOPIA A large gastric heterotopia forms the lead point of an...

GASTRIC HETEROTOPIA Figure 4-8 GASTRIC HETEROTOPIA Gastric heterotopias are most common in the proximal duodenum where they form polyps and plaques. More about this image found in GASTRIC HETEROTOPIA Gastric heterotopias are most common in the proximal d...

GASTRIC HETEROTOPIA Figure 4-10 GASTRIC HETEROTOPIA Large gastric heterotopias are subject to luminal trauma and may develop superimposed inflammatory changes. Bundles of smooth muscle cells emanate from the muscularis mucosae (A) and fibrin thrombi in submucosal vessels (B). More about this image found in GASTRIC HETEROTOPIA Large gastric heterotopias are subject to luminal trau...

PANCREATIC HETEROTOPIA Figure 3-6 PANCREATIC HETEROTOPIA Lobules of pancreatic tissue consist of ducts and acini within the stomach wall (A). Acini, islets, and ducts are present (B). Acinar cells contain abundant cytoplasmic zymogen granules (C). Some heterotopias are mostly composed More about this image found in PANCREATIC HETEROTOPIA Lobules of pancreatic tissue consist of ducts and a...

GASTRIC HETEROTOPIA OF THE ESOPHAGUS Figure 2-9 GASTRIC HETEROTOPIA OF THE ESOPHAGUS An inlet patch (arrow) appears as an island of velvety brown mucosa in the proximal esophagus. More about this image found in GASTRIC HETEROTOPIA OF THE ESOPHAGUS An inlet patch (arrow) appears as an ...

GASTRIC HETEROTOPIA OF THE ESOPHAGUS Figure 2-10 GASTRIC HETEROTOPIA OF THE ESOPHAGUS This inlet patch consists of cardio-oxyntic mucosa with a normal-appearing foveolar surface (A) and a cluster of goblet cells (B). The cardiofundic mucosa of this inlet patch contains plasma cell-rich More about this image found in GASTRIC HETEROTOPIA OF THE ESOPHAGUS This inlet patch consists of cardio-o...

PANCREATIC HETEROTOPIA OF THE ESOPHAGUS Figure 2-11 PANCREATIC HETEROTOPIA OF THE ESOPHAGUS Discrete lobules of pancreatic acini and ducts (left) are present in glandular mucosa at the gastro-esophageal junction. More about this image found in PANCREATIC HETEROTOPIA OF THE ESOPHAGUS Discrete lobules of pancreatic aci...