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(Created page with "'''Staining''': HE '''Organ''': Thyroid '''Description''': There are five histological characteristics in papillary thyroid carcinoma: * Atypia * Nuclear groove formation * Nuclear pseudoinclusions * Ground glass nuclei * Psammoma bodies Nuclear grooves are dark, basophilic “lines” in the nuclei of the tumor cells. Nuclear pseudoinclusions are eosinophilic inclusions inside the nuclei of the tumor cells. Ground glass nuclei are nuclei that are so pale that they...")
 
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'''Staining''': HE
'''Staining''': HE[[File:Papillary carcinoma - overview.png|thumb|Overview|364x364px]]'''Organ''': Thyroid
 
'''Organ''': Thyroid


'''Description''':
'''Description''':
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Nuclear grooves are dark, basophilic “lines” in the nuclei of the tumor cells. Nuclear pseudoinclusions are eosinophilic inclusions inside the nuclei of the tumor cells. Ground glass nuclei are nuclei that are so pale that they are almost white. Psammoma bodies are collections of calcium that occur in areas of cystic degeneration.
Nuclear grooves are dark, basophilic “lines” in the nuclei of the tumor cells. Nuclear pseudoinclusions are eosinophilic inclusions inside the nuclei of the tumor cells. Ground glass nuclei are nuclei that are so pale that they are almost white. Psammoma bodies are collections of calcium that occur in areas of cystic degeneration.


'''Diagnosis''': Papillary thyroid carcinoma
'''Diagnosis''': Papillary thyroid carcinoma[[File:Papillary carcinoma - nuclear pseudoinclusion.png|thumb|Nuclear pseudoinclusion]]'''Risk factors:'''
 
'''Risk factors:'''


* Women
* Women
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''In addition to thyroid carcinoma, psammoma bodies are often seen in ovarian carcinoma and meningioma.''
''In addition to thyroid carcinoma, psammoma bodies are often seen in ovarian carcinoma and meningioma.''
[[File:Papillary carcinoma - overview.png|center|thumb|Overview]]
[[File:Papillary carcinoma - nuclear grooving.png|thumb|Nuclear groovy (or grooving?)|left]]
[[File:Papillary carcinoma - nuclear pseudoinclusion.png|center|thumb|Nuclear pseudoinclusion]]
[[File:Papillary carcinoma - ground glass nuclei.png|thumb|Ground grass nuclei]]
[[File:Papillary carcinoma - nuclear grooving.png|center|thumb|Nuclear groovy (or grooving?)]]
[[File:Papillary carcinoma - papillary structures.png|thumb|Papillary structures|left]]
[[File:Papillary carcinoma - ground glass nuclei.png|center|thumb|Ground grass nuclei]]
[[File:Papillary carcinoma - psammoma bodies.png|thumb|Giant cells may be present in any cancer, in which case it doesn’t indicate granulomatous inflammation.|326x326px]]
[[File:Papillary carcinoma - papillary structures.png|center|thumb|Papillary structures]]
[[File:Papillary carcinoma - psammoma bodies.png|center|thumb|Giant cells may be present in any cancer, in which case it doesn’t indicate granulomatous inflammation.]]
[[Category:Pathology 2 - Histopathology slides]]
[[Category:Pathology 2 - Histopathology slides]]