Renal Pathology |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 56
Page 480
... tumours are composed of mesenchymal cells with abundant cytoplasmic fibrils and zona adherens junctions , and on two occasions it has been suggested that the tumour is composed of fibroblasts ( Garcia ... Tumours Juxtaglomerular cell tumours.
... tumours are composed of mesenchymal cells with abundant cytoplasmic fibrils and zona adherens junctions , and on two occasions it has been suggested that the tumour is composed of fibroblasts ( Garcia ... Tumours Juxtaglomerular cell tumours.
Page 487
... TUMOURS OF THE RENAL PELVIS These tumours are derived from the transitional epithelium which lines the renal pelvis . They have an identical range of appearance and behaviour as those arising in the ureter and bladder . Mucus ...
... TUMOURS OF THE RENAL PELVIS These tumours are derived from the transitional epithelium which lines the renal pelvis . They have an identical range of appearance and behaviour as those arising in the ureter and bladder . Mucus ...
Page 490
... tumours must originally arise from deranged transitional cells , they should be distinguished from transitional cell tumours with squamous and glandular metaplasia because of their different associations and behaviour . Squamous cell ...
... tumours must originally arise from deranged transitional cells , they should be distinguished from transitional cell tumours with squamous and glandular metaplasia because of their different associations and behaviour . Squamous cell ...
Contents
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NORMAL KIDNEY | 1 |
THE NORMAL KIDNEY | 14 |
GROWTH AGEING AND HYPERTROPHY | 58 |
Copyright | |
23 other sections not shown
Common terms and phrases
abnormalities acid activity acute adult affected antibody antigen appearance areas arteries associated basement membrane biopsy blood calcium capillary cause cells cent changes chronic Clin clinical collecting tubules complement condition contain cystic cysts cytoplasm demonstrated deposits detected diabetes disease disorder electron electron-dense Electron-microscopic epithelial cells epithelium et al evidence examination experimental factors fibrin Figure focal formation frequently function further glomerular glomerular basement membrane glomeruli glomerulonephritis human hypertension immune complexes immunofluorescence immunoglobulin increased infection interstitial Invest involvement kidney lesions levels mesangial method Microscopic necrosis nephritis nephrons nephropathy nephrotic syndrome normal occur particularly Path pathogenesis patients present produce protein proteinuria proximal convoluted tubule pyelonephritis rats reduced renal disease renal failure reported result scarring seen serum severe shown significance similar sometimes stones studies suggested syndrome tissue tubular tumours urinary urine usually vessels walls