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Basic Human Pathology: Parts I and II
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Cellular Adaptations to Disease/Cell Injury and Death I
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: Michael Kahn, D.D.S., Lynn W. Solomon, D.D.S.
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Basic Human Pathology Lecture #1 Cellular Adaptations to Disease / Cell Injury & Death I
Definitions
Definitions (cont’d)
Review: Tissue, Cellular, and Plasma Membrane Anatomy and Terms
Definitions
Parenchyma and Stroma
Plasma Membrane
Reaction of Cells to Stimuli
Hypertrophy - Masseter Muscle
Hypertrophy
Hypertrophy – Skeletal Muscle
Left Ventricular Wall Hypertrophy of Cardiac Muscle –
Hypertrophy – Cardiac Muscle
Nodular Hyperplasia – Prostate
Nodular Hyperplasia – Prostate
Hypertrophy and Hyperplasia
Hypertrophy and Hyperplasia During Pregnancy
Physiological Hyperplasia –
Physiological Hyperplasia – Endometrium of Uterus
Developmental causes of reduced cell mass
Adaptation to Environmental Stress (cont’d) –
Adaptation to Environmental Stress (cont’d) –
Adaptation to Environmental Stress (cont’d)
Autophagy and Cell Atrophy
Adaptation to Environmental Stress (cont’d)
Adaptation to Environmental Stress
Local Atrophy - Disuse
Atrophy - Endocrine
Atrophy
Hemifacial Atrophy
Adaptation to Environmental Stress (cont’d)
Involution – Thymus Gland
Adaptation to Environmental Stress (cont’d)
Adaptation to Environmental Stress (cont’d)
Cellular Adaptations to Disease/Cell Injury and Death I: Slide 35
Respiratory Epithelium Prior to Metaplasia
Cellular Adaptations to Disease/Cell Injury and Death I: Slide 37
Esophageal Mucosa Metaplastic to Stratified Squamous Epithelium
Ductal – Squamous Metaplasia
Squamous Metaplasia
Summary of Adaptation to Environmental Stress
Summary
Cell Adaptation Key Facts
Reaction of Cells to Injury
Reaction of Cells to Injury on a Biochemical Level
Reaction of Cells to Injury on a Biochemical Level
Function of Ubiquitin in Cell Stress
Protein Kinesis
Reaction of Cells to Injury on a Biochemical Level
Reaction of Cells to Injury on a Biochemical Level
Free Calcium’s Role as a Destructive Agent
Reversible Cellular Changes and Accumulations
Hydropic Change
Hydropic Change - Leukoedema
Hydropic Degeneration - Leukoedema
Reversible Change – Cell Degeneration
Reversible Cellular Changes and Accumulations
Fatty Change
Fatty Change
Fatty Change - Liver
Fatty Change - Liver
Reversible Cellular Changes and Accumulations
Reversible Cellular Changes and Accumulations
Hyaline Change – Liver Cell
Reversible Cellular Changes and Accumulations
Reversible Cellular Changes and Accumulations
Labial Melanotic Macule – Focal Melanosis
Melanin Pigmentation – Labial Melanotic Macule
Reversible Cellular Changes and Accumulations
Reversible Cellular Changes and Accumulations
Hemosiderin in Liver Cells
Hemosiderin – Lung Alveoli
Reversible Cellular Changes and Accumulations
Reversible Cellular Changes and Accumulations
Reversible Cellular Changes and Accumulations
Reversible Cellular Changes and Accumulations
Hemochromatosis - Pancreas
Reversible Cellular Changes and Accumulations
Lipofuscin – Striated Muscle and Liver
Reversible Cellular Changes and Accumulations
Pathologic Calcifications
Metastatic Calcification Hypercalcemia - Lung
Pathologic Calcifications
Calcific Stenosis of Aortic Valve
Dystrophic Calcification – Medial Sclerosis
Dystrophic Calcification – Medial Sclerosis
Dystrophic Calcification – Stomach Injury
Dystrophic Calcification – Periapical and Pulpal Pathoses