Amyloidoses of the Kidney, the Lower Urinary and Genital Tracts (Male and Female), and the Breast

May 14, 2017 by in PATHOLOGY & LABORATORY MEDICINE Comments Off on Amyloidoses of the Kidney, the Lower Urinary and Genital Tracts (Male and Female), and the Breast

Fig. 28.1 Renal amyloid deposits—Congo red stains viewed under polarized light. (a) Glomerular and extraglomerular vessels and interstitial amyloid. (b) Glomerular deposits. (c) Interstitial amyloid. (d) Amyloid in the medullary…

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Amyloidosis of the Lung

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Fig. 33.1 Systemic ATTR amyloidosis involving the lung. Eosinophilic amorphous material consistent with vascular amyloid deposition in the lung (a, H&E, arrow) stained with Congo red (b, arrow). Congo red…

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Peripheral Nerve Amyloidosis

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Fig. 31.1 Shown are the characteristic features of amyloid deposition in peripheral sural nerve biopsy tissue studied by light microscopy. Paraffin-stained sections show an acellular and homogenous proteinaceous material on…

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Options for Amyloid Typing in Renal Pathology: The Advantages of Frozen Section Immunofluorescence and a Summary of General Recommendations Regarding Immunohistochemistry Methods

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Fig. 20.1 A case of AL-lambda. (a) Stain for lambda light chain. Notice the high signal-to noise ratio. (b) Stain for kappa light chain. Although the exposure had to be…

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Diagnosis of Minimal Amyloid Deposits by Congo Red Fluorescence and Amyloid Type-Specific Immunohistochemistry: A Review

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Fig. 14.1 Diagnosis of amyloid in fixed tissues after CR staining, as viewed under three different types of illumination (“triple illumination”), in order to demonstrate the detection of amyloid and…

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Typing of Amyloid for Routine Use on Formalin-Fixed Paraffin Sections of 626 Patients by Applying Amyloid type-Specific Immunohistochemistry: A Review

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Amyloid class No. of patients % of total ALλ 271 43.3 ALκ 118 18.8 (AL, sum) (389) (62.1) ATTR 93 14.9 AA 80 12.8 AFib 14 2.2 Aβ2M 11 1.8…

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