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Gastrointestinal
Pathology for Medical II Students Lab 2l
Adenocarcinoma of
the Colon (67000-84803)
Slide
1
Gross: The patient who
harbored the two pedunculated adenomas that you just saw also had a
large fungating adenocarcinoma of the cecum which is here
highlighted by arrows. The histologic section in your class set was
taken at the junction of carcinoma and normal mucosa in the plane of
the black bar. |
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Slide
2
This is a low power view of the
slide in your class set showing the normal colonic mucosa (M) and
the raised, overhanging margin of the exophytic carcinoma. As is
unfortunately too often the case in resected carcinomas, the tumor
extends throughout the entire thickness of the bowel wall. The next
kodachrome that you will see has been taken in the field marked by
the arrow that shows both normal and carcinomatous epithelium. |
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Slide
3
The normal colonic mucosa (M) is
composed of the typical straight tubular glands. Note the granular
crowding and the complex glandular pattern of the carcinoma (C). |
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Medical II
Updated
March 2, 2007
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