Nikolas
Created page with "'''Organ''': Kidney '''Description''': Necrosis of the papilla (or pyramids) are visible as greyish foci of triangular-like shape. '''Diagnosis''': Acute pyelonephritis '''Causes''': * Ascending bacterial infection from urinary tract '''Theory''': Another morphological sign of acute pyelonephritis is the presence of many ''microabscesses'', however this can’t be seen on this preparation. Acute pyelonephritis commonly occurs as a complication of hydronephrosis a..."
