Follow Medicaldude


Home » Pathology »

Amyloidosis Spleen

Amyloidosis Spleen may have 2 patterns

  • LARDACEOUS SPLEEN: associated primarily with deposition in the stroma of the Red pulp and
  • SAGO SPLEEN: associated with deposition in the stroma of White pulp

Spleen may be normal sized or moderate to markedly enlarged.

The Cut surface shows one of the 2 patterns;

lardaceous spleenLardaceous spleen : The slice of spleen is identified by its dark colour and presence of notches (1). it is characterised by diffuse map -like areas of pale ,waxy translucency.

sago spleen or

Sago spleen The slice of spleen is identified by its dark colour and presence of notches (1). The sectioned surface shows presence of pale waxy translucency seen around the gray central arterioles (2) forming nodular pattern , it is seen as multiple pale foci corresponding to the regions of splenic follicles.

SPECIAL STAINS  of AMYLOIDOSIS:

  • STAIN ON GROSS:Lugol’s Iodine
  • H & E Staining
  • Metachromatic Stains( Rosaniline Dyes)
  • Congo Red & Polarised Light
  • Fluorescent Stains:thioflavin-T
  • Immunohistochemistry

Popularity: 4% [?]

  • Share/Save/Bookmark

Related posts:

  1. Amyloidosis Liver
  2. MILIARY TUBERCULOSIS SPLEEN
  3. Amyloidosis Kidney
  4. CVC SPLEEN
  5. PALE INFARCT SPLEEN
  6. Spleen May Help Heart Recover From Disease
  7. Wet gangrene
  8. Different types of hemangiomas
  9. ART OF LEARNING AND DESCRIBING MUSEUM SPECIMENS
  10. Causes and risk factors of birthmarks

Author Profile

Admin

Other posts by Admin

Author's web site



Follow MedicalDude

Are you satisfied with this blog?
Why not subscribe our RSS Feed? you will always get the latest post.


3 Comments


  1. 1. Dirnov says:

    medicaldude.com to GoogleReader!
    Have a nice day

  2. 2. flashy Mc loop says:

    Any information on your sources though?

  3. 3. Admin says:

    We are the a Team of 4 Mbbs/MS Doctors , and sources of information is mainly different books from our library or sometimes from internet .

    Thanks



Leave a Reply