C. Tissular pathology

• glandular architecture
  14 June

  See also : acinar architecture.

• verrucous anomalies
  15 May

  verrucous lesions; verruciform anomalies
  Examples
  verrucous carcinoma
  verruciform xanthoma / skin

• collagen necrobiosis
  13 May

  See also
  collagen and COLs genes
  necrobiosis granuloma annulare hygroma / bursitis

• collagen
  13 May

  Definition : Collagen is the most common protein in the animal world, providing the extracellular framework for all multicellular organisms.
  The collagens are composed of a triple helix of three polypeptide α chains, having a gly-x-y repeating sequence. Currently 27 different types of collagens encoded by 41 genes ( COLs ) dispersed on at least 14 chromosomes are known.
  Pathology
  anomalies of collagen / abnormal collagen mutations of COLs genes osteogenesis imperfecta
  collagen (...)

• necrobiosis
  13 May

  Examples
  necrobiosis lipoidica
  See also
  necrosis tissular necrosis

• tissular anomalies
  6 May

  Examples
  cellular infiltration
  substance deposits
  crystal deposits
  tissular malformation / tissular dysplasia
  See also
  tissues / tissue
  anomalies

• deep keratinization
  6 May

  Examples
  deep keratinization in esophageal squamous hyperplasia https://twitter.com/andy19801210/status/1124938023806722049
  See also
  keratinization

• infectious agents in histiocytes
  6 May

  The presence of an infections agent in the cytoplasm of histiocytes makes the diagnosis of an infections disease with histiocytic reation.
  For example :
  AARB with Ziehl : mycobacterosis as tuberculoses or lepra
  deep fungal diseases as histoplasmosis
  Examples
  infectious agents in histiocytes : histoplasmosis https://twitter.com/zemekmd/status/1125250842007724032

• lymphohistiocytic infiltration
  6 May

  Examples
  digestive histoplasmosis https://twitter.com/zemekmd/status/1125250842007724032
  See also
  lymphocytic infiltration
  histiocytic infiltration

• glandular metaplasia
  11 April

  WKP
  Definition : Glandular metaplasia is a type of metaplasia where irritated tissue converts to a glandular form.
  An example occurs in the esophagus, where tissue becomes more similar to the tissue of the stomach. Another example occurs in the urinary bladder : vesical glandular metaplasia.
  See also
  metaplasia

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