Anatomy

Articles

• adrenal glands
  9 May 2004

  adrenal glands, suprarenal glands; adrenals PO
  Definition : The adrenal glands are paired endocrine organs consisting of both cortex and medulla, which differ in their development, structure, and function.
  The zona glomerulosa predominantly releases mineralocorticoids, particularly aldosterone. The zona fasciculata releases corticosteroids, particularly cortisol. The zona reticularis releases sex steroids, predominantly androgens, but also some estrogens.
  In the adult, the normal (...)

• lungs
  16 July 2004

  Lung. Adj. pulmonary
  Components
  pulmonary lobes
  bronchial tree
  main bronchi
  bronchi / bronchus
  bronchioles
  terminal bronchioles
  respiratory bronchioles
  bronchial vessels
  brocnhial arteries
  brocnhial veins
  brocnhial capillaries
  brocnhial lymphatics
  pulmonary vessels
  pulmonary arteries
  pulmonary veins
  pulmonary capillaries
  pulmonary lymphatics
  pulmonary lobules
  pulmonary acini
  respiratory bronchioles
  alveolar ducts
  alveoles
  interalveolar septa (...)

• cerebellum
  2 December 2005

  Adj. cerebellar

• Liver
  25 April 2004

  Normal liver. Adj. hepatic
  Physiology
  hepatic development
  Pathology
  hepatic malformations
  hepatic anomalies
  hepatic lesional syndromes
  hepatic diseases
  hepatic tumors
  Components
  portal spaces
  hepatic lobules
  hepatic vessels
  Links
  Hepatobiliary Pathology Links at Pathmax.com
  Review in liver pathology at Loyola University in Chicago
  Videos
  Blood and bile flow in opposite directions in the liver parenchyma (...)

• Gonads
  20 September 2004

  Types
  testis
  ovaries (ovary)
  Lesions
  gonadal malformations
  gonadal lesions
  gonadal lesional syndromes
  gonadal diseases
  gonadal tumors
  Videos
  Histology of the ovary (by Washington Deceit)
  See also
  gonadal development

• epiglottis
  4 February 2005

  Videos
  Histology of the epiglottis (by Washington Deceit)
  See also
  respiratory system
  hypopharynx

• splenic red pulp
  13 March 2007

  Definition: The red pulp is the area of spleen in between white pulp and consists of open sinuses and cellular cords. The red pulp can be expanded markedly by venous congestion, extramedullary hematopoiesis, or by involvement by leukemias.
  Histology
  The red pulp is composed of a three dimensional meshwork of splenic cords and splenic sinuses.
  splenic cords
  The splenic cords are composed of reticular fibers, reticular cells, and associated macrophages (Saito et al., 1988).
  The (...)

• larynx
  3 December 2004

  Pathology
  laryngeal malformations
  laryngeal anomalies
  laryngeal lesional syndromes
  laryngeal diseases
  laryngeal tumors
  See also
  respiratory system

• pulmonary coccydioidomycosis
  1 October 2012

  Digital case
  JRC:6287 : Pulmonary coccydioidomycosis.
  See also
  coccydioidomycosis

• pulmonary artery
  12 March 2007

  Pathology
  pulmonary artery anomalies pulmonary artery malformations pulmonary artery hypoplasia
  pulmonary artery tumors
  See also
  vascular system great vessels

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