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Identify

Identify

Palatine tonsil


(Notice deep crypt, stratified squamous epithelium and lymph follicle)

Identify

Identify

Pharyngeal Tonsil


(Notice respiratory epithelium (pseudo stratified ciliated columnar) and lack of crypts)

Identify

Identify

Lingual Tonsil


(Notice lymphoid aggregates, stratified squamous epithelium, mucus glands, and shallow crypt)

Identify

Identify

Thymus


(Notice septae (thin CT capsule) and cortex/medulla)

Where are Hassall's Corpuscles found?

In the medulla of thymus

What are Hassall's Corpuscles?

Degenerated ERCs with eosinophilic stain

Epithelioreticular cells

-Primary support cells of thymus


-Form blood-thymus barrier in the thymus cortex

What holds ERCs together?

Desmosomes

Blood-thymus barrier components

Capillary wall


-Continuous capillaries with pericytes


Perivascular CT


-Macrophages


EPCs


Lymph Flow

Afferent lymphatic vessel --> capsule --> subcapsular sinus --> trabecular/cortical sinus --> medullary sinus --> hilum --> efferent lymphatic vessel

Afferent lymphatic vessel --> capsule --> subcapsular sinus --> trabecular/cortical sinus --> medullary sinus --> hilum --> efferent lymphatic vessel

High Endothelial Venules (HEVs)

-In deep cortex and medulla


-Allow for the transition of lymphocytes from blood to lymph tissue

Outer cortex of lymph node

-Mainly B lymphocytes


-Some T lymphocytes, reticular cells, APCs and macrophages

Paracortex (deep cortex) of lymph node

-Mainly T lymphocytes


-HEVs

Identify A and B

Identify A and B

A- Medullary cords


B- Medullary sinuses

Lymph Node Medullary Cords

Dense lymphoid tissue containing B cells, reticular cells, plasma cells and macrophages

Lymph Node Medullary Sinuses

Spaces with meshwork of reticular cells and macrophages

Identify

Identify

Spleen

Spleen capsule

Simple squamous dense CT capsule

Spleen Periarterial Lymphoid Sheath (PALS)

-Ensheaths central artery in T lymphocytes


-PALS itself is ensheathed in B lymphocytes

Spleen Marginal Zone

-Separates White Pulp from Red Pulp


-Consists of APCS and macrophages to trap antigens

Cords of Billroth

Splenic cords

Splenic Cords

Made from reticular fibers

Littoral Cells

-Elongated endothelial cells that line splenic sinuses


-Arranged like planks of barrel


-Filters RBCs

Where is blood-thymus barrier located?

Cortex of thymus