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What are Granulomas? - Pathology mini tutorial
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2024
- A short tutorial giving an overview of what granulomas are, what causes them and how to recognise them. The video is illustrated with several examples of conditions associated with granuloma formation.
0:00 Intro
0:15 Definition of granulomatous inflammation
0:28 Gross and microscopic appearance of miliary TB
0:50 Composition of granulomas
0:15 Histology of sarcoid granuloma
1:30 Why do granulomas develop?
1:50 Types of granulomatous inflammation
2:10 Infections causing granulomas
2:30 Schistosome granuloma in bladder
3:10 epididymal granuloma histology
3:40 Drugs and chemicals causing granulomas
4:14 Temporal (giant cell) arteritis
4:35 Crohn's disease
#granuloma #granulomatousinflammation #chronicinflammation #tuberculosis #tb #sarcoid
This video was more informative and interesting than my whole histology course in the 2nd year
Thank you, that is really encouraging to hear. Spread the word!
En español que e midline granuloma syndrome
Loving these tutorials
Thankyou!
Thanks for the video...
Very informative to students..
Very nice description but please remove music from the start and ending , it gets very loud in contrast to your own voice . Blew my speakers
I’m assured my pulmonary granulomas are not cancerous but they lit up under a PET scan. Does this mean I am infectious? What else can cause this?
So I've just been told I have glanduloma from a chest xray.
Said it might be tb or from an old infection.
I never had my tb vaccination.
Do I need to worry about this? I'm in pain everyday for the last 4 years. Is there any treatment or does it decrease life expectancy?
I have one in my brain from valley fever, at age 12. It’s in a hard shell non malignant.
Thank you for video
@ 3:55 This means that ONLY THE SYMPTOMS can be treated with medication; sometimes over many years.
Why is the tissue inside the granuloma so loose sometimes? As with the one in Mb Crohn of the last slide 4:32? It seems dense sometimes and loose other times. The looser the older? Loose because of apoptosis? Fat???
Granulomas do vary in appearance a lot. I would think older granulomas would be more dense when they become fibrosed.
@@Pathologyminitutorials Thank you for the reply!
very helpful thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video!
Thanks!
Thanks for information
Very helpful, thank you!
Thankyou!
A bit unfortunate that you didn't mark the different cells on your illustrations. This might be shocking to you, but we are not all pathology-students ;-) Thanks!
I will bear this in mind for future videos, thank you for your helpful comment.
Lmao people like you and feeling entitled, at least be appreciative of the little before rudely remark
@@Pathologyminitutorials You're welcome.
I have a relative who has Granuloma from PTB. So where did it came from?
Que es midline granuloma syndrome
Great video! Helped a lot, thank you so much!
My pleasure, thank you for the feedback! Have a great day and stay safe.
I'm diagnosed with vocal cord granuloma, is it a serious issue or a common curable disease, feeling scared..
granulomas are not malignant so i don't think its that serious but you should consult your doctor instead.
Should I goto the dr orrrr
I have one in my lung
How is Ghon's focus different from granuloma in tuberculosis?
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Sounds like prof snape
Thank you for this video. I loath every microbe that causes any effect to humans, I wish to eradicate them all.
Many thanks,
Yousef.
There are literally trillions of beneficial microbes in our body that we couldn’t live without
Douglas Meyer Thank you for your reply. I obviously do not mean our loving microbiota as part of microbes that harm the body. Then again, opportunist infections are a thing. Perhaps you think differently than me because you were born via c section?
Yousef A S I was born analy
Douglas Meyer 🤣🤣👍 bless you
Does granoloma become benign or malignant
No!
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