Histologic:Chapter 15: Difference between revisions
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== Kidney == | == Kidney == | ||
[[File:HistologicChapter15Kidney.jpg|thumb|200px|Kidney]] | |||
A good knowledge of normal kidney histology is essential for the understanding of various diseases of the kidney. | A good knowledge of normal kidney histology is essential for the understanding of various diseases of the kidney. | ||
=== Slide 117, Kidney (Masson) === | === Slide 117, Kidney (Masson) === | ||
[[File:HistologicChapter15KidneyLabelled.jpg|thumb|200px|Kidney]] | |||
Observe Slide 117, kidney (Masson) with the unaided eye to distinguish the lighter stained medulla from the more peripheral and darker-staining cortex. Now, with low and medium powers of the microscope identify: | Observe Slide 117, kidney (Masson) with the unaided eye to distinguish the lighter stained medulla from the more peripheral and darker-staining cortex. Now, with low and medium powers of the microscope identify: | ||
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=== Slide 118, Kidney (PASH) === | === Slide 118, Kidney (PASH) === | ||
[[File:HistologicChapter15Glomerulus.jpg|thumb|200px|Glomerulus]] | |||
[[File:HistologicChapter15Kidney4.jpg|thumb|200px|Kidney]] | |||
[[File:HistologicChapter15Kidney5.jpg|thumb|200px|Kidney]] | |||
The renal corpuscles on Slide 118, Kidney (PASH) are to be studied in detail. | The renal corpuscles on Slide 118, Kidney (PASH) are to be studied in detail. | ||
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=== Urinary Bladder === | === Urinary Bladder === | ||
[[File:HistologicChapter15Bladder.jpg|thumb|200px|Urinary Bladder]] | |||
The urinary bladder consists of a mucosa, a muscularis and an adventitia that is either a fibrosa (where it blends with the connective tissue of surrounding structures) or a serosa (found only on the superior surface where the bladder is covered with peritoneum). | The urinary bladder consists of a mucosa, a muscularis and an adventitia that is either a fibrosa (where it blends with the connective tissue of surrounding structures) or a serosa (found only on the superior surface where the bladder is covered with peritoneum). | ||