45. Aspergillosis of the lung: Difference between revisions

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'''Staining''': PAS
[[File:Aspergillosis lung overview.png|thumb|Overview. It looks like an angry hen.]]'''Staining''': PAS


'''Organ''': Lung
'''Organ''': Lung
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* Immunocompromised patients
* Immunocompromised patients


'''Theory''':
'''Theory''':[[File:Aspergillosis lung septae.png|thumb|Close-up of the fungi inside the artery. Those transverse PAS-positive things inside the fungi are septa or hyphae. Note how it’s the cell wall of the fungi that is the most PAS positive]]This slide shows a case of necrotizing pneumonia secondary to infection by the fungus ''aspergillus''. The fungi themselves have PAS positive cell walls and can be seen in the artery in the lower right corner.


This slide shows a case of necrotizing pneumonia secondary to infection by the fungus ''aspergillus''. The fungi themselves have PAS positive cell walls and can be seen in the artery in the lower right corner.
The fungi have septa/hyphae that are PAS positive also, as seen on the figure below.
 
[[File:Aspergillosis lung necrotising pneumonia.png|thumb|Here you can see the necrotizing pneumonia. Note how there is necrotic debris inside the alveoli|left]]
The fungi have septa that are PAS positive also, as seen on the figure below.
[[File:Aspergillosis lung overview.png|center|thumb|Overview. It looks like an angry hen.]]
[[File:Aspergillosis lung septae.png|center|thumb|Close-up of the fungi inside the artery. Those transverse PAS-positive things inside the fungi are septa. Note how it’s the cell wall of the fungi that is the most PAS positive]]
[[File:Aspergillosis lung necrotising pneumonia.png|center|thumb|Here you can see the necrotizing pneumonia. Note how there is necrotic debris inside the alveoli]]
[[Category:Pathology 1 - Histopathology slides]]
[[Category:Pathology 1 - Histopathology slides]]

Latest revision as of 12:39, 5 July 2024

Overview. It looks like an angry hen.

Staining: PAS

Organ: Lung

Description:

On the lower right corner of a slide we can see an artery filled with PAS-positive rod-shaped fungi.

On the middle of the slide we can find necrotic debris inside alveoli.

On the top of the slide we can find normal lung parenchyme. Anthracosis is present.

Diagnosis: Aspergillosis of the lung

Etiology:

  • Immunocompromised patients

Theory:

Close-up of the fungi inside the artery. Those transverse PAS-positive things inside the fungi are septa or hyphae. Note how it’s the cell wall of the fungi that is the most PAS positive

This slide shows a case of necrotizing pneumonia secondary to infection by the fungus aspergillus. The fungi themselves have PAS positive cell walls and can be seen in the artery in the lower right corner.

The fungi have septa/hyphae that are PAS positive also, as seen on the figure below.

Here you can see the necrotizing pneumonia. Note how there is necrotic debris inside the alveoli