Forensic Pathology
Fig. 7.1 Pressure pallor of anterior lividity over weight-bearing points (A). Patterned anterior lividity (B). Tardieu spots and anterior lividity (C). ♦ Extent is minimal with blood loss and…
Fig. 7.1 Pressure pallor of anterior lividity over weight-bearing points (A). Patterned anterior lividity (B). Tardieu spots and anterior lividity (C). ♦ Extent is minimal with blood loss and…
Fig. 39.1. Cryptorchid testis in 13- year-old boy. Tubules have no germ cells and show aspermatogenesis. Right side of field has a Sertoli cell nodule. The histologic appearance of cryptorchid…
Fig. 31.1. Papillary endocervicitis . Cervicitis with papillary growth pattern. ♦ Nuclei with finely stippled and prominent nucleoli ♦ It should not be mistaken with glandular neoplasia; absence…
Fig. 24.1. Multinucleate cells with ground glass nuclear change characterize infection with Herpes simplex virus. Oral Hairy Leukoplakia Clinical ♦ This condition represents a peculiar manifestation of Epstein–Barr virus…
Fig. 42.1. Cytomegalovirus infection. Fig. 42.2. Herpes simplex virus infection, esophagus. (A) Low and (B) high magnification. Acute Bacterial Enterocolitis (Fig. 42.3 ) Fig. 42.3. Acute infectious enterocolitis. Clinical ♦…
Fig. 30.1. Lichen simplex chronicus . Acanthosis, hyperkeratosis, and chronic inflammation in the dermis are typical features. ♦ Hyperkeratosis, parakeratosis, and hypergranulosis may be present ♦ Surface erosion…
Fig. 6.1. (A) Staphylococcus aureus in gram-stained smear of purulent exudate, (B) Botryomycotic abscess (H&E). Special Stains ♦ Staphylococci are 0.5–1.0 μm gram-positive spherical to “kidney bean”-shaped cocci with a…