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(Created page with "'''Staining''': HE '''Organ''': Bronchus '''Description''': We can see cartilage and respiratory epithelium, so we know that this is a bronchus. We can divide the slide into 5 “parts”: * 1 shows normal, healthy respiratory epithelium * 2 shows goblet cell hyperplasia and basal cell hyperplasia * 3 shows squamous cell metaplasia * 4 shows squamous cell dysplasia and carcinoma in situ * 5, which is the majority of the slide, shows the invasive carcinoma The carci...")
 
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'''Staining''': HE
[[File:Squamous carcinoma of lung overview.png|thumb|Overview of the slide, with the 5 parts]]'''Staining''': HE


'''Organ''': Bronchus
'''Organ''': Bronchus
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* Smoking
* Smoking
 
[[File:Squamous carcinoma of lung part 1.png|thumb|From part 1. Shows normal, healthy respiratory epithelium.]]'''Theory''':
'''Theory''':


Squamous cell carcinoma in the lung usually occurs centrally, around the hilum. It shows symptoms earlier than adenocarcinomas and large cell carcinomas, which grow peripherally. However, also because of the central location is surgical removal of squamous cell carcinomas more difficult than for the peripheral-growing cancers.
Squamous cell carcinoma in the lung usually occurs centrally, around the hilum. It shows symptoms earlier than adenocarcinomas and large cell carcinomas, which grow peripherally. However, also because of the central location is surgical removal of squamous cell carcinomas more difficult than for the peripheral-growing cancers.
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It can metastasize into pericardium, mediastinum, aorta and even the heart.
It can metastasize into pericardium, mediastinum, aorta and even the heart.
[[File:Squamous carcinoma of lung overview.png|center|thumb|Overview of the slide, with the 5 parts]]
[[File:Squamous carcinoma of lung part 2.png|thumb|From part 2. Shows goblet cell and basal cell hyperplasia. Basal cells are the cells that are in contact with the basement membrane.|left]]
[[File:Squamous carcinoma of lung part 1.png|center|thumb|From part 1. Shows normal, healthy respiratory epithelium.]]
[[File:Squamous carcinoma of lung part 3.png|thumb|From part 3. Shows the border between respiratory epithelium and squamous metaplasia (upper half of the slide). You can see that the squamous metaplasia doesn’t have kinocilia.]]
[[File:Squamous carcinoma of lung part 2.png|center|thumb|From part 2. Shows goblet cell and basal cell hyperplasia. Basal cells are the cells that are in contact with the basement membrane.]]
[[File:Squamous carcinoma of lung part 4.png|thumb|From part 4. Shows squamous cell dysplasia and carcinoma in situ.|left]]
[[File:Squamous carcinoma of lung part 3.png|center|thumb|From part 3. Shows the border between respiratory epithelium and squamous metaplasia (upper half of the slide). You can see that the squamous metaplasia doesn’t have kinocilia.]]
[[File:Squamous carcinoma of lung part 5.png|thumb|From part 5. Shows how the cancer has spread even beyond the cartilage (upper left).]]
[[File:Squamous carcinoma of lung part 4.png|center|thumb|From part 4. Shows squamous cell dysplasia and carcinoma in situ.]]
[[File:Squamous carcinoma of lung pleomorphism.png|thumb|From part 5. Shows pleomorphism (anisocytosis, anisochromasia, anisonucleosis), mitotic figures and multinucleated giant cells.|left]]
[[File:Squamous carcinoma of lung part 5.png|center|thumb|From part 5. Shows how the cancer has spread even beyond the cartilage (upper left).]]
[[File:Squamous carcinoma of lung pleomorphism.png|center|thumb|From part 5. Shows pleomorphism (anisocytosis, anisochromasia, anisonucleosis), mitotic figures and multinucleated giant cells.]]
[[Category:Pathology 1 - Histopathology slides]]
[[Category:Pathology 1 - Histopathology slides]]