《Slide 126.》Nodular glomerulosclerosis, Kidney
A. Brief Descriptions:
DM related nephropathy.
B. Gross Findings:
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C. Micro Findings:
Tubules: Armanni-Ebstein change ( glycogen deposits within tubular epithelial cells).
Variable change of interstitium depending on infection or not.
Glomeruli:
Acellular, homogeneous, eosinophilic, globular nodules in the mesangial orintercapillary region of a glomerular tuft with capillary displaced to the periphery.
Diffuse intercapillary glomerulosclerosis: increasing eosinophilic mesangial matrix materials.
Capsular drop: eosinophilic small nodules on Bowman's capsule.
Fibrin cap: eosinophilic, waxy, fatty structure within the lumen of one or more capillary loops of glomerular tufts.
D. Others:
Diabetic nephropathy:
Severe arteriolar nephrosclerosis.
Nodular glomerulosclerosis.
Some acute or chronic pyelonephritis.
E. Reference:
Robbins Pathologic Basis of Disease, 6th ed. p.967
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【 Fig. 126-1 (10X)】Nodular sclerosis of glomeruli are the characteristic.
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【 Fig. 126-2 (40X)】Nodular sclerosis of glomeruli are seen in this high power field.
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【 Fig. 126-3 (4X)】Charateristic nodular sclerosing pattern.
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【 Fig. 126-4 (10X)】Some global sclerosis of glomeruli are seen, too.