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Figure 27-8

BABESIOSIS Computerized tomography (CT) scan shows splenic rupture (arrow)...

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in Systemic Infections > Pathology of Non-Helminth Infectious Diseases
Published: 01 September 2024
BABESIOSIS Figure 27-8 BABESIOSIS Computerized tomography (CT) scan shows splenic rupture (arrow) in a patient with babesiosis. (Courtesy of the CDC IDPB) More about this image found in BABESIOSIS Computerized tomography (CT) scan shows splenic rupture (arrow)...
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Systemic Infections

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Published: 01 September 2024
10.55418/9781933477435-27
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... with P. vivax; includes cerebral malaria, acute respiratory distress, acute kidney injury, cardiovascular collapse, severe hemolysis (parasitemia >5%), hemoglobinuria, metabolic acidosis, hypoglycemia, and coagulation abnormalities Splenic rupture Can be caused by P. vivax...
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Skin and Soft Tissue

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Published: 01 September 2024
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..., however, and a combination approach is recommended. Liver biopsy and splenic aspirate are of great value in diagnosing visceral leishmaniasis, but can be complicated by catastrophic intra-abdominal hemorrhage. Bone marrow aspiration is a safer alternative, although it has a lower yield. Diagnostic...
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Heart

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..., with surrounding necrosis and hemorrhage. They are usually found on the palms and soles. At autopsy, complications of infective endocarditis may be observed, including embolic phenomena such as CVAs, myocardial and splenic infarcts, and metastatic abscess formation in various visceral organs (e.g., kidney...
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Lymph Nodes and Bone Marrow

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... populations. Interestingly, there is a decline in the incidence of this cancer when individuals from these regions move to other parts of the world, indicating that environmental factors play a crucial role in the pathogenesis of this malignancy ( 16 ). Complications are rare but include splenic rupture...
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Systemic Infections

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... and their antigens in affected organs ( fig. 14-22 ). In cases with septicemia, bacilli are identified in many organs, primarily inside blood vessels ( fig. 14-22 ). There can be splenomegaly, with a striking increase in splenic macrophages and multiple abscesses. The kidney shows the formation of abundant fibrin...
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Sexually Transmitted and Urogenital Infections

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... ; 23 : 420 - 30 . 7. Caponetti   G , Pantanowitz   L . HIV-associated lymphadenopathy . Ear Nose Throat J   2008 ; 87 : 374 - 5 . 8. Lucas   S . Splenic HIV infection diagnosed with p24 on autopsy cytopathology confirmed on histopathology . Cytopathology   2012 ; 23 : 135 - 6...
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Skin and Soft Tissue

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... be seen in numerous organs, including the brain, lung, and abdominal viscera. Patients are also susceptible to splenic rupture due to the presence of hemorrhages. If untreated, the spirochetes in Lyme disease disseminate extensively to all organs. The most prominent involvement, also included in the case...
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Central Nervous System

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... are further outlined in Table 3-3 . The documented pathology of Nipah virus infection is predominantly derived from autopsy studies. These show a multiorgan vasculitis that primarily involves the CNS, sometimes with pulmonary, cardiac, renal, and splenic involvement. This systemic vasculitis typically...
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Gastrointestinal Tract

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... of neutrophilic cryptitis and microabscess formation, are seen. The main entity in the macroscopic and histologic differential diagnosis is ischemic colitis. A splenic flexure (vascular “watershed” region) distribution, mass/polyp formation, minimal pseudomembrane formation, and mucosal hyalinization all favor...
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INFECTIVE ENDOCARDITIS: COMPLICATIONS A: Prosthetic valve dehiscence with ...

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in Infective Endocarditis > Disorders of the Heart and Blood Vessels
Published: 15 November 2023
INFECTIVE ENDOCARDITIS: COMPLICATIONS Figure 12-6 INFECTIVE ENDOCARDITIS: COMPLICATIONS A: Prosthetic valve dehiscence with early fistula formation into the aortic adventitia (yellow arrowhead) and annular abscess (yellow asterisk) complicating a tilting disc mechanical aortic valve. B: Splenic More about this image found in INFECTIVE ENDOCARDITIS: COMPLICATIONS A: Prosthetic valve dehiscence with ...
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Overview and Disease Manifestations

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... . Perinephric abscess causing mycotic celiac and splenic artery aneurysm: a case report . Cureus   2019 ; 11 : e4988 . 20. Kordzadeh   A , Watson   J , Panayiotopolous   YP . Mycotic aneurysm of the superior and inferior mesenteric artery . J Vasc Surg   2016 ; 63 : 1638 - 46 . 21...
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Basic Concepts

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10.55418/9781933477299-ch34
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... of congenital heart disease and carry the same risk for development of plexogenic pulmonary hypertension as an isolated VSD. Examples include persistent truncal artery and single functional ventricle. Splenic Anomalies. The relationship between isomerism and splenic anomalies likely results from the left-sided...
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Other Cardiovascular Anomalies

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... and the left pulmonary veins to the left-sided atrium. Table 39-8 FREQUENCY (%) OF EXTRACARDIAC ANOMALIES WITH RIGHT AND LEFT ISOMERISM a , b Anatomic Feature Right Isomerism (%) Left Isomerism (%) Splenic status  Asplenia 90 5  Polysplenia 5 80  Single spleen 5 15...
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Infective Endocarditis

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... valve. B: Splenic septic thromboembolism with two wedge-shaped septic infarcts of the splenic parenchyma. C: Intramyocardial septic embolism, characterized by numerous erythematous infarcts of the myocardium in multiple coronary artery territories. D: Histology of intramyocardial septic embolus...
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Venous and Lymphatic Disease

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10.55418/9781933477299-ch33
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... are characterized by hemosiderin and collagen deposition and recanalization (see figs. 33-8 , 33-9 ). The mesenteric veins drain into the portal vein, which is the confluence of the splenic vein (into which the inferior mesenteric vein flows) and the superior mesenteric vein. Other smaller venous branches...
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General Features of Ovarian Cancer

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Volume: 16
Published: 01 August 2023
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... dimension N1b IIIAIii Metastasis more than 10 mm in greatest dimension Distant Metastasis (M) M0 No distant metastasis M1 IV Distant metastasis including cytology-positive pleural effusion; liver or splenic parenchymal involvement; extra-abdominal organ involvement including inguinal...
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Secondary Tumors

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... Myometrial LVSI Present Absent Pattern of spread Distant spread typical of endometrial primary (pelvic and para-aortic lymph nodes, vagina, peritoneum, and lungs) No other evidence of spread of the ovarian tumor Distant spread typical of ovarian primary (peritoneum, liver and splenic surface, pleura...
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HETEROTOPIC SPLEEN A sharply circumscribed nodule of red splenic tissue is...

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in Non-Neoplastic Lesions Mimicking Pancreatic Neoplasms > Tumors of the Pancreas
Published: 01 March 2023
HETEROTOPIC SPLEEN Figure 15-37 HETEROTOPIC SPLEEN A sharply circumscribed nodule of red splenic tissue is surrounded by normal pancreatic tissue. More about this image found in HETEROTOPIC SPLEEN A sharply circumscribed nodule of red splenic tissue is...
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HETEROTOPIC SPLEEN Splenic sinusoids on a cell block preparation (left) ar...

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in Non-Neoplastic Lesions Mimicking Pancreatic Neoplasms > Tumors of the Pancreas
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HETEROTOPIC SPLEEN Figure 15-40 HETEROTOPIC SPLEEN Splenic sinusoids on a cell block preparation (left) are highlighted by a CD8 immunohistochemical stain (right) (left: H&E; right: CD8 stain). More about this image found in HETEROTOPIC SPLEEN Splenic sinusoids on a cell block preparation (left) ar...