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Pt with bronchopneumonia, Bilateral patchy infiltrate
Lobar pneumonia: Strep pneumoniae, intraalveolar infiltrate
Left is bronchopneumonia
Right is lobar pneumonia
Multifocal areas of consolidation through the lung
Second pic is Multiple areas of induration and consolidation
Multifocal areas of consolidation through the lung
Second pic is Multiple areas of induration and consolidation
Bronchioles full of pus, the neutrophils have gone out to the alveoli sacs and this is what corresponds to areas of consolidation.
Second pic is Pts can develop subplural abscess.
Bronchioles full of pus, the neutrophils have gone out to the alveoli sacs and this is what corresponds to areas of consolidation.
Second pic is Pts can develop subplural abscess.
Lobar pneumoia…localized siteinvolving only one lobe (bronchopneumonia, there was bilateral patchy infiltrates)
Second pic is Lobe completely consolidated
Lobar pneumoia…localized siteinvolving only one lobe (bronchopneumonia, there was bilateral patchy infiltrates)
Second pic is Lobe completely consolidated
lobar pneumoniae congestion Early disease..looks like edema
Lobar pneumonia Red hepatization
Lobar pneumoniae gray hepatization
Sputum with person with lobar pneumonia. Two things of significance, the background inflammatory cells are almost exclusively neutrophils. Characteristic bacteria stained strep pneumo.
Widening of alveoli septa is due to the infiltration of inflammatory cells. Widening causes irritation and causes the patients to cough but there is no pus
Widening of alveoli septa is due to the infiltration of inflammatory cells. Widening causes irritation and causes the patients to cough but there is no pus
Severe case where there is diffuse alveolar damage, hyaline membrane formation
Atypical pneumoniae
Pt who died of pneuomia. Small bronchiole lined by cells with inclusions (adenovirus)
-atypical pneumonia
Heres a lung of a patient who pneumonia alba, rare finding.
Segment of lung tissue with sclerotic tissue, a ghon complex,
Manifestation of someone with secondary reactivated disease, it is a lung with miliary tb. It is patchy and multifocal and upper lobe cavitary disease, where the initial infection took place, reactivated and disseminated
Characteristic feat of the infection, you see caseating granulomas with necrosis in the center of granuloma
second pic is acid fast stain
Characteristic feat of the infection, you see caseating granulomas with necrosis in the center of granuloma
second pic is acid fast stain
Example of localized aspiration of pneumonia. Nothing tells you here that this is aspiration
Formed body vegetable material, indicative of aspiration
Disc like structures are pneumocystic. Not clinically signiciant unless immune system is compromised.