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PRIMARY PNEUMONIC PLAGUE Figure 14-19 PRIMARY PNEUMONIC PLAGUE The chest radiograph shows diffuse and bilateral infiltrates that are often associated with pleural effusion. (Courtesy of the CDC PHIL) More about this image found in PRIMARY PNEUMONIC PLAGUE The chest radiograph shows diffuse and bilateral ...

INHALATION ANTHRAX Figure 14-11 INHALATION ANTHRAX A mediastinal lymph node shows prominent hemorrhage (A) and associated neutrophil infiltration (B), also involving the perinodal fat. Parietal pleural biopsy (C) in a patient with inhalation anthrax shows edema, vasculitis, and associated More about this image found in INHALATION ANTHRAX A mediastinal lymph node shows prominent hemorrhage (A)...

ANTHRAX Figure 14-8 ANTHRAX A: Clinical features of cutaneous anthrax include a large black necrotic lesion on the forearm. B: Chest X-ray image of inhalation anthrax, with early mediastinal widening (the main site of pathology in this disease form), associated pleural effusion, and minimal More about this image found in ANTHRAX A: Clinical features of cutaneous anthrax include a large black ne...

PRIMARY EFFUSION LYMPHOMA (PEL) Figure 8-22 PRIMARY EFFUSION LYMPHOMA (PEL) A: Cytologic cell block preparation of pleural effusion fluid shows sheets of dyscohesive atypical lymphoid cells at low power. B: High power illustrates the typical high-grade cytomorphology, prominent single nucleoli More about this image found in PRIMARY EFFUSION LYMPHOMA (PEL) A: Cytologic cell block preparation of ple...

GATA3 IMMUNOSTAIN Figure 8-23 GATA3 IMMUNOSTAIN A: H&E stain of a pleural biopsy with involvement by breast carcinoma. B: A GATA3 immunostain is useful for confirming breast origin, in conjunction with patient history and morphologic features seen on the H&E stain. More about this image found in GATA3 IMMUNOSTAIN A: H&E stain of a pleural biopsy with involvement by...

PERICARDIAL MESOTHELIOMA Figure 27-4 PERICARDIAL MESOTHELIOMA A primary pericardial mesothelioma extends circumferentially around the heart, involving both the visceral and parietal layers of the pericardium. Definitionally, there should only be limited, if any, pleural involvement. More about this image found in PERICARDIAL MESOTHELIOMA A primary pericardial mesothelioma extends circum...

, asplenia, and bilateral right-sidedness. Dilated lymphatics produce a cobblestone appearance along the pleural surface (arrows). (Left: anterior view, with cardiac apex reflected upward; right: posterior view.) More about this image found in TOTAL ANOMALOUS PULMONARY VENOUS CONNECTION: BELOW THE DIAPHRAGM Left, rig...

hemosiderin-laden histiocytes indicate the site of a previous microscopic hemorrhage, in a child. C: There is edema and early fibrosis of the interlobular septa, in a newborn. D: Near the hilum, lymphatics (*) are dilated around two arteries, a vein, and a small bronchus. E: Pleural lymphatics More about this image found in TOTAL ANOMALOUS PULMONARY VENOUS CONNECTION: PULMONARY VENOUS HYPERTENSIVE ...

hemosiderin-laden histiocytes indicate the site of a previous microscopic hemorrhage, in a child. C: There is edema and early fibrosis of the interlobular septa, in a newborn. D: Near the hilum, lymphatics (*) are dilated around two arteries, a vein, and a small bronchus. E: Pleural lymphatics More about this image found in TOTAL ANOMALOUS PULMONARY VENOUS CONNECTION: PULMONARY VENOUS HYPERTENSIVE ...