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Tiger Heart is diagnosed when

Is plasmarrhagia an important factor for the development of hyalinosis?

Which term is used for describing the change of tissues from high differentiated to low differentiated?

A patient suffering from a purine metabolic disturbance is turning to a nephrologist for consultation regarding a feeling of heaviness in the right lumbal area. X-ray and ultrasound test are showing elargement of the rigth kidney withh presence of x-ray negative xalculus in the calyx. What is the right diagnosis?

What is edema related to in renal disease?

Which of the following tumors is a malignant one:

does secondary amyloidosis develop after an immune dyscrasia?

Which of the following haemorrhages is found in the gastrointestinal tract?

Is bilirubin a haemoglobinogenic iron containing pigment?

What is the function of epithelioid cells?

Haemorrhages “per diabrosin” can be seen in

Reticular fibers proliferate in which of the following granulomas

Can hyalinosis develop in the walls of renal tubules?

A patient dies from a pneumonia after years of suffering from chronic myeloid leukemia further complicated by anemia. Which of the following morphological changes would be found in his heart?

indirect inflammatory mediators are

Vicarious hypertrophy is seen in

Do immune reactions take part in the development of fibrinoid swelling?

Deep fibrinous inflammation is typical for

is the Pearl`s reaction used for proving hemosiderin?

A surgical treatment is performed on a 69-year old male with a 10 year old history of varicose veins on his legs. On the 15th day after the operation during rehabilitation the patient suddely complained feeling nausea and dyspnea, lost consciousness and passed away. Which is the most likely cause of death?

Is PAS reaction used for proving glycogen?

Is formalin a suitable fixative when proving neutral fats with sudan lll staining?

is the type of necrosis in the brain coagulative?

What could develpo in right sided heart failure?

Air embolism could occur in

Right after ABO incompatible blood transfusion a patient develops fever, tachypnea, haematuria and back pain. What is the type of reaction?

What does TNM mean?

Can hydropic degeneration lead to necrosis?

Lobar pneumonia is characterized with which type of inflammation

chronic left sided heart failure cannout occur in

Could squamous cell carcinoma develop in bronchi?

Could there be apoptosis in large parenchymal stroma?

Could haemolytic jaundice be seen in newborns?

Is there any necrosis in Leutic granuloma?

What is phebothrombosis?

What is anthracosis?

Is glomus tumour related to vascular tumours

Does brown induration of the lungs develop in for cor pulmonae?

Is proliferative inflammation a subtype of acute inflammation?

Sarcomas favour one of the following ways of metastasising? Which one?

What is a keloid?

Which of the following haemorrhages is related to the gastrointestinal tract?

Neoplasms classified as GI is most likely?

Glazed deposits are?

Squamous cell carcinoma is not likely to be seen in?

Which of the following components is part of Ascoff’s granuloma?

Which of the following is nutmeg liver seen in?

In which could decubitus develop?

In acute inflammation, exudate released as a result of.. induced increased permeability of the vascular walls is

due to which type of cells?

Pulmonary thromboembolism originates mostly from?

Decreasing in the size of the parenchymal cells is described as?

In which of the following granuloma, answering is not seen?

In atrophia fusca hepatis, inside the hepatocytes is deposited?

The autopsy of a 60 year old male who died of a stroke is showing his kidneys symmetrically decreased in size

with a fine granular surface. The necropsy is showing arterioles with thickened homegenously pink walls and

narrowed lumens. These alterations could be seen due to:

A 70 year old patient is admitted in the ICU of the neurology department to.. and motor disturbances. No red

blood cells are found in the spinal fluid. Later that day, the patient passes away. His medical history reveals

prolonged cardiac arrhythmia. A hypodense zone 3cm in diameter... and in the right hemisphere in which

microscopically are seen lots of lipphages. What is this?

Historical samples of a 68 year old male suffering from heart failure and respiratory insufficiency for many years

are showing intra alveolar cells containing dark brown pigment. They are most likely?

could anemia lead to tiger heart

could urate stones form in the gallbladder