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Neuropath - Dementia and Degeneration
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Diffuse cortical atrophy as commonly seen in Alzheimer's Disease
Alzheimer's Disease
Granulovacuolar bodies as seen in Alzheimer's Disease
Hirano Body as seen in Alzheimer's Disease
Silver stain demonstrating plaques and tangles as seen in Alzheimer's Disease
Tangles have a "flame-shaped" appearance
Plaques look like "burned-out camp fires"
GranulovacularDegeneration small cytoplasmic vacuoles with a single granule
Hirano Bodies as seen in AD
Alzeheimer's Disease
Neurofibrillary Tangle
"spikey ball" pathology seen in Kuru
Spngiform changes typical for CJD
Pulvinar hyperintensity commonly seen in CJD
Putamenal hyperintensity seen in CJD
Lewy Bodies typical of Dementia with Lewy Bodies
Knife-edged pattern of gyral atrophy typical for Pick's Disease
SIlver stain showing Pick Bodies and Tangles
Neuromelanin accumulations as seen in progressive supranuclear palsy
Loss of dopaminergic neurons in the substantia nigra as seen in Parkinson's Disease
Atrophy of the caudate as seen in Huntington Disease
Gross spongiosis as can be seen in CJD
White matter changes sparing the U-fibers as can be seen in leukodystrophies like Karabbe, Metachromatic, and Adrenoleukodystrophy.
NOTE: Canavans and Alexanders affect the U-fibers.
Cresyl Violet stain showing brown discoloration of Myelin seen in MLD
Spongiform changes seen in Canavan’s Disease which are similar to CJD
Rosenthal Fibers which are eosinophilic astroytic inclusions also seen in PikocyticAstrocytomas
Author
jollyvulcan
ID
135748
Card Set
Neuropath - Dementia and Degeneration
Description
Imaging, Gross, and Histopathological Images of the Dementias
Updated
2012-08-02T09:35:20Z
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