PRAKTIKUM PATOLOGI ANATOMI

BLOK X- MUSKULOSKELETAL
FAKULTAS KEDOKTERAN
UNIVERSITAS KRISTEN DUTA WACANA

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INFEKSI MUSKULOSKELETAL

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KAKI DIABETIK

ULKUS KAKI

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Ulcer-loss of the epidermis, with adjacent epidermal hyperplasia and underlying inflammation
(arrow)
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Ulcer-loss of the epidermis, including the basement membrane (arrow)
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OSTEOMYELITIS

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Osteomyelitis --bone
infection-- Such infections
could result
from compound fractures

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Epidermis

Infiltrat radang

Draining Sinus

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An admixture of inflamatory cells including neutrofils, lymphocytes and plasma cells
with fibrosis, bone necrosis and new bone formation

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An admixture of inflamatory cells

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Sequestrum

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Fibrosis and bone necrosis

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New bone formation

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TUMOR JINAK MUSKULOSKELETAL

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LIPOMA

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OSTEOMA

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Compact Osteoma

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Trabecular Osteoma

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GIANT CELL TUMOR

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ENKONDROMA

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Painless, slowly growing, solid tumor that
distorts the auricle and destroys the normal
architecture. It resembles a cauliflower ear,
but it is much harder and cannot be
compressed by squeezing it with the fingers.

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Grossly, the lesions are pale blue or gray
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Enchondromas are composed of lobules of hyaline cartilage. Histologically, this is seen as
large, round cells and with white lacunae surrounded by purple or blue matrix
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The key histologic criterion for differentiating benign from malignant chondroid tumors is “bone
surrounding cartilage,”
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Occasionally, cellularity of enchondromas is increased as a result of trauma

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TUMOR GANAS MUSKULOSKELETAL

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OSTEOSARKOMA

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 Figure 10. Photograph of the resected specimen of the left distal femur shows a white tumor
resulting from osteoid formation.

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SEMOGA BERMANFAAT
TUHAN MEMBERKATI

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