Gastrointestinal Tract 1.Pleomorphic Adenoma of Salivary Gland; enumerate benign and malignant tumours of salivary gland 2.Oral Squamous cell carcinoma, 3.Peptic ulcer-enumerate risk factors, pathogenesis, Gross and microscopic features, Complications,Role of H.pylori in PUD 4.Gastric Carcinoma-Etiopathogenesis, Gross and microscopic features** 5.Intestinal Tuberculosis- Etiopathogenesis and Morphology; differentiate between tubercular and typhoid ulcers of intestine 6.Ulcerative lesions of bowel- list; Difference between Ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease** 7.Carcinoma Colon-Etiopathogenesis, morphology, spread 8.Carcinoma of Rectum 9. Differentiate between Benign and malignant Gastric ulcers 10.Gastritis- classification, Acute Gastritis- etiological agents; H.pylori Gastritis 2 MBBS refer robbins answer in detail as systemic for muhs exam draw colour diagrams for exam as well answer covering all imp pointsband most frequently ask questions as well
Medical pathology diagram: Pleomorphic Adenoma of Salivary Gland - colour exam diagram showing gross appearance (well-encapsulated bosselated tumour), microscopic features (epithelial cells forming ducts and tubules, myoepithelial cells, chondromyxoid stroma, squamous metaplasia), and malignant transformation to carcinoma ex pleomorphic adenoma. Include labels, arrows, and organized layout for medical exam use. Clean, professional, educational style on white background.
Medical pathology diagram: Peptic Ulcer Disease - comprehensive colour exam diagram showing: (1) H. pylori pathogenesis flowchart with CagA, VacA, urease mechanism; (2) Gross features of chronic peptic ulcer - punched-out ulcer with overhanging edges, smooth base; (3) Microscopic zones diagram - 4 zones: necrotic slough, fibrinoid necrosis, granulation tissue, fibrous scar; (4) Complications listed: perforation, bleeding, obstruction, malignancy. Benign vs malignant ulcer comparison table. Clean professional medical exam style, colour coded, white background.
Medical pathology diagram: Gastric Carcinoma - colour exam diagram showing: (1) Lauren classification - Intestinal type vs Diffuse type side by side; (2) Gross types: Polypoid, Fungating, Ulcerative, Linitis plastica (leather bottle stomach); (3) Microscopic features: intestinal type with gland formation, diffuse type with signet ring cells; (4) Spread: direct, lymphatic (Virchow node, Sister Mary Joseph nodule), blood, transcoelomic (Krukenberg tumour). Etiopathogenesis: H.pylori, diet, gastric atrophy. Professional medical exam diagram, labelled, colour coded, white background.
Medical pathology diagram: Ulcerative Colitis vs Crohn's Disease - detailed comparison colour diagram showing: left side UC features (continuous lesion from rectum, mucosal/submucosal involvement, crypt abscesses, pseudopolyps, no granulomas, lead-pipe colon on X-ray), right side Crohn's disease features (skip lesions, transmural involvement, cobblestone appearance, fissuring ulcers, non-caseating granulomas, string sign on X-ray, fistulas). Middle column: comparative table for distribution, depth, microscopy, complications, extraintestinal. Professional colour-coded medical exam diagram, labelled, white background.
Medical pathology diagram: Carcinoma Colon - colour exam diagram showing: (1) Etiopathogenesis - Adenoma-Carcinoma sequence with APC, K-ras, DCC, p53 mutations labelled on arrow progression; (2) Gross morphology: right-sided fungating mass vs left-sided annular constricting napkin-ring lesion; (3) Microscopic: well-differentiated adenocarcinoma with gland formation, mucin pools; (4) Spread: Dukes staging A B C D and TNM; (5) Distribution pie chart showing right vs left colon frequency. Professional medical exam style, colour coded, white background.
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