Lesional group

Articles

• subserosal lesions
  9 February 2005

  Types (exemples)
  subserosal inflammation
  subserosal cellular infiltration
  subserosal calcifications

• cysts
  21 May 2004

  cyst
  Definition: In pathology, “cyst” is the term used for lesions that consists of an epithelium-lined cavity that is filled by material that is generally fluid, mucinous or semi-solid.
  Cysts can arise anywhere in the body and their epithelial lining varies according to the site and tissue they originate from.
  Although cysts can have a bulky tumor-like appearance, the majority are completely benign non-neoplastic lesions. It should, however, be borne in mind that benign and malignant (...)

• hyperplasia
  18 November 2004

  hyperplasias

• portal anomalies
  3 December 2005

  portal lesions
  Types
  portal fibrosis
  portal cellular infiltration
  portal inflammation
  portal biliary lesions ductular proliferation interlobular biliary duct lesions ductopenia
  portal vascular lesions portal arteriolar lesions portal veinular lesions
  See also
  Liver hepatic anomalies

• digestive cellular infiltrations
  5 December 2005

  Localization
  oesophageal cellular infiltrations
  gastric cellular infiltrations
  intestinal cellular infiltrations
  colonic cellular infiltrations
  anal cellular infiltrations
  See also
  Cellular infiltrations

• digestive eosinophilic oesophagitis
  5 December 2005

  Localization
  oesophageal eosinophilic infiltrations
  gastric eosinophilic infiltrations
  intestinal eosinophilic infiltrations
  colonic eosinophilic infiltrations
  anal eosinophilic infiltrations
  See also
  digestive cellular infiltrations
  Eosinophilic oesophagitis

• digestive macroscopical anomalies
  4 April 2005

  Examples
  digestive polyps gastic polyps intestinal polyps colorectal polyps

• digestive hamartomatous polyps
  21 June 2005

  Exemples
  Peutz-Jeghers polyp
  digestive angiolipofibroma
  See also
  digestive polyps

• hair shaft anomalies
  2 February 2005

  Types
  hair shaft structural defects with increased fragility moniletrix (beading of hair ) pseudomonilethrix pili torti (twisting of hair ) Bjornstad syndrome - Crabdall syndrome Netherton syndrome trichorrhexis nodosa trichothiodystrophy Marinesco-Sjögren syndrome
  hair shaft structural defects usually without increased fragility pili annaulati (ringed hair) woolly hair acquired progressive kinking of the hair Uncombable hair syndrome straight hair nevus loose anagen hair syndrome (...)

• hair shaft pigmentation anomalies
  25 April 2005

  Exemples
  albinisms
  hair shaft pigmentation hererogeneity bands trichothiodystrophy spots Griscelli disease

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