Create image of masterchart of topic teratomas from text in given two

Create image of masterchart of topic teratomas from text in given two images, including everything and nothing must be skipped.

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Here is your complete Teratomas masterchart:

The chart covers everything from your notes, organized into clear color-coded sections:

Introduction - Totipotent cell origin, 3 germ layers
Most Common mnemonics - benign ovarian tumor, pregnancy neoplasm, germ cell tumor, torsion
Age group (40-50 yrs) and Tumour marker (AFP in immature)
Type 1 - Mature/Benign (Dermoid Cyst) - Gross (unilocular, Rokitansky's protuberance) + Microscopy (all 3 layers with examples)
Type 2 - Immature/Malignant - Gross (unilateral solid, variegated) + Microscopy (embryonal structures, prognostic factor = immature neural tissue)
Type 3 - Monodermal/Specialised (Struma Ovarii) - Thyroid tissue, hyperthyroidism, follicular adenoma appearance
Prognosis - Mature = good, Immature = extremely poor

Create images of schematic gross specimen as per the text of gross of each 3 particular type of teratoma.

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Here are all 3 schematic gross specimen diagrams:

Type 1 - Mature (Benign) Teratoma / Dermoid Cyst:

Unilocular cyst with paste-like sebaceous content, hair masses, and Rokitansky's protuberance with tooth/bone/cartilage

Type 2 - Immature (Malignant) Teratoma:

Unilateral solid mass with variegated cut surface showing haemorrhage, necrosis, tiny cysts, and heterogeneous tissue elements

Type 3 - Monodermal Teratoma / Struma Ovarii:

Cystic lesion composed entirely of mature thyroid tissue with colloid-filled follicles (amber/brown gelatinous material)

Create microscopy diagrams showing histology of each teratoma type

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Here are all 3 histology microscopy diagrams:

Type 1 - Mature (Benign) Teratoma / Dermoid Cyst:

All 3 germ layers shown - stratified squamous epithelium + sebaceous glands + hair follicles (Ectoderm), smooth muscle + cartilage + adipocytes (Mesoderm), and columnar/respiratory epithelium + thyroid follicles (Endoderm)

Type 2 - Immature (Malignant) Teratoma:

Predominantly immature/embryonal structures - primitive neuroepithelium with neural rosettes (key prognostic factor), immature cartilage, immature stroma, with only small areas of mature tissue

Type 3 - Monodermal Teratoma / Struma Ovarii:

Entire field occupied by thyroid follicles only - cuboidal follicular epithelium, pink homogeneous colloid, fibrovascular stroma - identical appearance to a follicular adenoma of the thyroid

Now, not schematic but actual images of gross specimen of every tyoe of teratoma , with each & every word of feature depicted, given in text in given 2 images.

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Here are all 3 photorealistic gross specimen images:

Type 1 - Mature (Benign) Teratoma / Dermoid Cyst:

Unilocular cyst cut open showing: thick paste-like yellowish sebaceous secretions + desquamated keratin, tangled masses of hair, and Rokitansky's protuberance with embedded tooth, bone and cartilage

Type 2 - Immature (Malignant) Teratoma:

Unilateral solid mass with fully variegated cut surface showing: dark red-brown haemorrhage, pale grey-white necrosis, scattered tiny cysts, and heterogeneous admixture of various tissue elements

Type 3 - Monodermal Teratoma / Struma Ovarii:

Cystic lesion cut open showing interior composed entirely of mature thyroid tissue - multiple locules packed with glistening amber-brown gelatinous colloid, resembling a cut thyroid gland (follicular adenoma appearance)

Why you dont labeling the features in picture ?? Do it right now...😡

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Here are all 3 fully labeled gross specimen images:

Type 1 - Mature (Benign) Teratoma / Dermoid Cyst:

Type 2 - Immature (Malignant) Teratoma:

Type 3 - Monodermal Teratoma / Struma Ovarii:

Histology microscopy diagram of liver

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Normal Liver - H&E Histology diagram showing the classic hepatic lobule structure with all key features labeled:

Structure	Key Features
Central Vein	Terminal hepatic venule at lobule center
Hepatocytes	Polygonal cells in radiating cords/plates, pink cytoplasm, some binucleate
Hepatic Sinusoids	Wide irregular vascular channels between hepatocyte cords
Kupffer Cells	Star-shaped macrophages lining sinusoids
Space of Disse	Perisinusoidal space between endothelium and hepatocytes
Portal Triad	Portal vein + hepatic artery + bile duct grouped in portal tract
Bile Canaliculi	Tiny channels between adjacent hepatocyte membranes
Limiting Plate	Periportal hepatocytes bordering the portal tract

Histology microscopy of liver. H & E schematic

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Liver - H&E Schematic Histology of the hepatic lobule with all structures labeled:

Structure	H&E Appearance
Central Vein	Large thin-walled vessel at lobule center, pale lumen
Hepatocytes	Large polygonal cells, pink cytoplasm, purple-blue round nuclei, some binucleate
Hepatic Cords	1-2 cell thick plates radiating outward from central vein
Hepatic Sinusoids	Irregular wide channels between hepatocyte cords, red cells inside
Kupffer Cells	Large dark star-shaped macrophages lining sinusoids
Space of Disse	Narrow perisinusoidal space between endothelium and hepatocytes
Bile Canaliculi	Tiny intercellular channels between hepatocyte membranes
Portal Triad	Portal vein (largest, thin-walled) + hepatic artery (small, thick-walled) + bile duct (cuboidal epithelium)
Limiting Plate	Periportal hepatocyte row bordering the portal tract
Zones 1-2-3	Periportal → mid-lobular → centrilobular (acinar zones)

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