USMLE Pathology Slides

USMLE pathology and imaging slides

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Photo: Heart: cardiac tamponade secondary to rupture of the left ventricle in a patient with an AMI  At the... http://t.co/V5izd9UCXe

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Photo: Heart: microscopic section of a 3 day old acute myocardial infarction Unlike the previous slide,... http://t.co/xmmFYlLngb

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Photo: Heart: mitral valve prolapse  Note the baggy-appearing mitral valve leaflets. When blood collects... http://t.co/iHMSomjGHO

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Photo: Children: cyanotic congenital heart disease Note the blue discoloration of the lips in these two... http://t.co/hZd4Xh0tVn

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Photo: Heart: right and left ventricular hypertrophy  The left ventricle is on your left and the right... http://t.co/m7kP7qijz4

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Photo: Heart: coagulation necrosis of cardiac muscle in an AMI Note the eosinophilic staining cells with no... http://t.co/tpA2ndmfch

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Photo: Coronary artery: coronary artery atherosclerosis and thrombus occluding the lumen  Note the red... http://t.co/OfnwYxLj7S

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Photo: Heart: heart with coronary artery bypasses using saphenous vein grafts Note the 2 veins, one... http://t.co/9nI9MineIp

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Photo: Right coronary artery angiogram RCA stenosis secondary to atherosclerosis. Note the area of... http://t.co/8sCIu6Wvos

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Photo: Aorta: postductal coarctation of the aorta  Note the area of constriction just distal to the... http://t.co/l7QN1w3NtD

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Photo: Abdominal CT, spleen lac Common causes of splenic lacerations include MVC or other high speed... http://t.co/1qSVXP240k

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Photo: Bells palsy Caused by lesion on the seventh cranial nerve, bells palsy is characterized by a... http://t.co/blIXZC4hgw

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Photo: Posterior hip dislocation Posterior hip dislocations account for approximately 90% of dislocations at... http://t.co/pxw7V9USqP

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Photo: cecal voluvlus, AXR Classic test question is a young marathon runner with prior abdominal surgeries... http://t.co/7pBspuxZlz

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Photoset: md-admissions: radiologysigns: CAVITY - a useful mnemonic for the causes of a cavitating lung... http://t.co/Zx9qwQir4Z

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Photo: CXR, swallowed foreign body (FB) Swallowed foreign bodies (such as coins) lodged in the esophagus are... http://t.co/EPjAN5efGa

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Photo: Adrenal calcification, ACT Extrapulmonary tuberculosis is the most common cause of adrenal... http://t.co/vvGnUJjQzM

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Photo: Acrodermatitis enteropathica ADE is a metabolic disorder affecting the uptake of zinc. Zinc... http://t.co/mjhStUrPTK

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Photo: Periventricular plaques, head MRI This radiology finding is characteristic for multiple sclerosis.... http://t.co/hUJAwA9SWf

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Photo: Meningioma, Head MRI The “dural tail” sign is pathognomonic for cranial meningiomas. It is described... http://t.co/kvbFzbYEg0