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===Final diagnosis=== | ===Final diagnosis=== | ||
A. Rectal polyp, biopsy - Benign fibromuscular hyperplasia and mucosal lymphoid hyperplasia with mucosal erosion. | A. Rectal polyp, biopsy - Benign fibromuscular hyperplasia and mucosal lymphoid hyperplasia with mucosal erosion. | ||
== Colitis == | |||
===Microscopic=== | |||
A. The sections show normal small bowel mucosa. <br> | |||
B. The sections show colonic-type mucosa with a mild lymphoplasmic inflammatory infiltrate and mild eosinophilia. There is no cryptitis and no crypt abscesses are identified. There is no architectural distortion. No granulomas are identified. <br> | |||
C. The sections show normal colonic-type mucosa. <br> | |||
D. The sections show colonic-type mucosa with a mild lymphoplasmic inflammatory infiltrate, mild eosinophilia and cryptitis. No crypt abscesses are identified. There is no architectural distortion. No granulomas are identified. <br> | |||
E. The sections show colonic-type mucosa with a mild lymphoplasmic inflammatory infiltrate, mild eosinophilia and cryptitis. Mild architectural distortion is present. No crypt abscesses are identified. No granulomas are identified. <br> | |||
F. The sections show granulation tissue and scant reactive colonic-type mucosa with abundant inflammatory cells, including, plasma cells, lymphocytes, neutrophils and eosinophils. Cryptitis, crypt destruction and crypt abscesses are present. No granulomas are identified. No dysplasia is identified. <br> | |||
G. The sections show colonic-type mucosa with a mild lymphoplasmic inflammatory infiltrate, mild eosinophilia and cryptitis. Mild-to-moderate architectural distortion is present. No crypt abscesses are identified. No granulomas are identified. <br> | |||
H. The sections show colonic-type mucosa with a mild lymphoplasmic inflammatory infiltrate, and mild eosinophilia. Mild-to-moderate architectural distortion is present. Many intraepithelial lymphocytes are present. No definite cryptitis is identified. No crypt abscesses are identified. No granulomas are identified. | |||
===Final diagnosis=== | |||
A. Terminal ileum, biopsy - no pathology.<br> | |||
B. Cecum, biopsy - mild chronic colitis with mild eosinophilia.<br> | |||
C. Ascending colon, biopsy - no pathology.<br> | |||
D. Transverse colon, biopsy - mild focal active colitis with mild eosinophilia.<br> | |||
E. Descending colon, biopsy - mild active colitis with architectural changes.<br> | |||
F. Descending colon ("area of ulceration"), biopsy - severe active colitis with ulceration. <br> | |||
G. Sigmoid colon, biopsy - mild active colitis with architectural distortion.<br> | |||
H. Rectum, biopsy - mild chronic colitis with possible mild acute colitis.<br> | |||