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What type of heart pathology might you expect from...Muscle fibers are thick and heart empties fine
Concentric Hypertrophy
What type of heart pathology might you expect from... Muscle fibers are long and heart does not empty fine
Eccentric Hypertrophy
What type of heart pathology might you expect from… Cocci in heart muscle
Menignococcal Myocarditis
What type of heart pathology might you expect from… Cells with virus in heart muscle
Coxsackie Myocarditis
What type of heart pathology might you expect from… Cardiac myocyte with parasite in them (T. cruzi)
Chagas Myocarditis
What type of heart pathology might you expect from… Many cysts in cardiac myocytes
Toxoplasmosis Myocarditis
What type of heart pathology might you expect from… Granulomas, maybe giant cells
Sarcoid Heart
What type of heart pathology might you expect from...eosinophils
Hypersensitivity Myocarditis
What type of heart pathology might you expect from...Giant Cells
Giant Cell Myocarditis
What type of heart pathology might you expect from… Muscle replaces fat
Arrhytmogenic RV Cardiomyopathy
What type of heart pathology might you expect from... Stretched out heart muscle
Dilated Cardiomyopathy
What type of heart pathology might you expect from... Thick heart, disorganized fibers
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
What type of heart pathology might you expect from...Red-Orange ECM with Congo Red, or Apple Green
Restrictive Cardiomyopathy
What type of heart pathology might you expect from… Ruined sarcomeres adjacent to normal ones
Adriamycin Cardiomyopathy
Calcificaiton of tunica media ad internal elastic lamina
Monckeberg's Calcific Sclerosis
Buildup of fibrosis tissue in the intima
Intimal Fibrosis/Fibroelastic Hyperplasia
Glass looking conecentric circles appearance (Diabetes)
Hyalizined Arterioles
Proliferation of the intima leading to onion skinning (Scleroderma, Malgnant HTN)
Hyperplastic Arteriolar Sclerosis
Non Caseating granulomas with giant cells
Wegeners Granulomatosis
Giant Cell Arteritis
Temporal Arteritis
Stenotic aortic arch arteries
Takayasu's Pulseless
Coronary vasculitis with rash and cracked lips/palms/soles
Kawasaki's Disease
Usually occurs in the abdominal aorta
Atherosclerotic Aortic Aneursym
Usually occurs in the proximal aorta look for tree barking
Syphilltic Arotic Aneursym
Look for layers that have seperated on gross and histo
Aortic Dissection
Red Streaks down body
Lympangitis
Bruises on belly from para-aprtic lymp nodes
IVC Syndrome
Bruises on chest from lung cancer
SVC Syndrome
Mole looking thing
Cherry Angiomas
Big red vascular tumor
Hemangioma
Big birthmark usually on face
Port Wine Stain
Tumors of the vestigal organs in the fingers
Glomus Tumor
Little capillary hemangioma with legs
Spider Telangectasias
Lots of capillary hemangiomas on lips
Osler Weber Rendu
Macrophage cleanup continues; scar develops (MI stage)
2-6 weeks or MI
Macrophage cleanup, good granulation tissue (MI stage)
10 days of MI
Macrophages and polys; granulation tissue at rim (MI stage)
3-7 days of MI
Lots of polys, obvious necrosis, yellow grossly (MI stage)
24-72 hours of MI
Pallor grossly, coagulation necrosis, soft by 24 hr (MI stage)
8-24 hours of MI
Earliest nuclear changes; neutrophils appear; Maybe dark mottling grossly, (MI stage)
4-8 hours of MI
Mitochondrial calcification, maybe contraction bands, maybe hydropic change / fatty change (MI stage)
1-2 hours of MI?
Wavy fibers (glycogen loss) (MI stage)
0-30 of MI