http://humpath.com/ humpath.com is a website dedicated to human pathology, the morphological and molecular study of human diseases. This study takes place at any level of organization of the human body (molecules, cells, tissues, organs, systems, body). Browse our IMAGES in humpath.com through our ALBUM, or through Google, or Yahoo. View also Maps. Caution: Some images are graphic in nature and could hurt some people. No information contained in this base permits to base a clinical diagnosis. Pathology: Molecular pathology is the study of anomalies of biomolecules, as nucleic acids, proteins, lipids and carbohydrates. Morphological anomalies are microscopical lesions (cellular lesions and tissular lesions) or macroscopical lesions grouped in lesional syndromes. A lesional syndrome can be observed in several diseases. The several thousands of diseases described in humans can be classified according to their causes (etiology and etiological agents) as: genetic diseases (chromosomal diseases and monogenic diseases), infectious diseases, environnemental diseases (toxic diseases, drug-induced diseases), nutritional diseases, dysimmune diseases, senescence-associated diseases, tumors. Diseases can progress through several physiopathological pathways: malformative, dysimmune, inflammatory, metabolic, toxic (biotoxic), vascular or tumoral. en SPIP - www.spip.net http://www.humpath.com/axillary-secretory-carcinoma http://www.humpath.com/axillary-secretory-carcinoma 2009-05-06T15:58:33Z text/html en Invasive carcinoma in the axilla may arise from skin appendage glands or ectopic breast tissue or it may be a metastasis. Carcinomas of the skin adnexal glands and breast can be difficult to distinguish from each other as they often display the same patterns of growth. Tubular, cribriform, papillary, apocrine, mucinous, and adenoid cystic are histologic types of carcinoma seen in the breast and skin appendage glands. Secretory carcinoma, the most common form of mammary carcinoma in (...) - <a href="http://www.humpath.com/-Axillary-region-" rel="directory">Axillary region</a> <div class='rss_texte'><p>Invasive carcinoma in the axilla may arise from skin appendage glands or ectopic breast tissue or it may be a metastasis. Carcinomas of the skin adnexal glands and breast can be difficult to distinguish from each other as they often display the same patterns of growth.</p> <p>Tubular, cribriform, papillary, apocrine, mucinous, and adenoid cystic are histologic types of carcinoma seen in the breast and skin appendage glands.</p> <p>Secretory carcinoma, the most common form of mammary carcinoma in children, has been described as a morphologic pattern of skin adnexal carcinoma.</p> <p>References</p> <p><img src="http://www.humpath.com/local/cache-vignettes/L8xH11/puce-32883.gif" width='8' height='11' class='puce' alt="-" style='height:11px;width:8px;' /> Secretory Carcinoma in the Axilla: Probable Origin From Axillary Skin Appendage Glands in a Young Girl. Brandt SM, Swistel AJ, Rosen PP. Am J Surg Pathol. 2009 Apr 1. PMID: #19342945#</p></div> http://www.humpath.com/axillary-skin-biopsy http://www.humpath.com/axillary-skin-biopsy 2007-11-26T14:50:22Z text/html en References Abramovich CM, Prayson RA, McMahon JT, Cohen BH.Ultrastructural examination of the axillary skin biopsy in the diagnosis of metabolic diseases.Hum Pathol. 2001 Jun;32(6):649-55. PMID: #11431721# - <a href="http://www.humpath.com/-Axillary-region-" rel="directory">Axillary region</a> <div class='rss_texte'><p>References</p> <p><img src="http://www.humpath.com/local/cache-vignettes/L8xH11/puce-32883.gif" width='8' height='11' class='puce' alt="-" style='height:11px;width:8px;' /> Abramovich CM, Prayson RA, McMahon JT, Cohen BH.Ultrastructural examination of the axillary skin biopsy in the diagnosis of metabolic diseases.Hum Pathol. 2001 Jun;32(6):649-55. PMID: #11431721#</p></div>