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*HEMOPERICARDIUM, autopsy specimen.
*Pericardial sac is tense and bluish looking (from all the blood inside it. |
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*HEMOPERICARDIUM.
*Opened sac; blood is clotted and completely surrounds the heart. *This was cardiac tamponade (rapid onset). |
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*HEMOPERICARDIUM (NEONATE).
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*PNEUMOPERICARDIUM (NEONATE).
*Pericardial sac is kind of like a balloon. |
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*Iatrogenic cardiac tamponade.
*A premature newborn receiving TPN. Catheter perforated the right atrium. *Cardiac tamponade resulted due to accumulation of the lipid substance being administered. |
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*Fibrinous Pericarditis.
*Pericardium has been opened. *Fibrous material also on the parietal pericardium. *Known as "bread and butter" pericarditis. |
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*FIBRINOUS PERICARDITIS.
*Fibrin and an inflammatory reaction. *With time there is resolution or scarring. |
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*FIBRINOUS PERICARDITIS.
*Fibrin and an inflammatory reaction. *With time there is resolution or scarring. *Note the pink fibrin sitting on top of the epicardium, with some inflammatory cells and loose fibers at the top. |
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*Suppurative Pericarditis.
*Probably a smoker. *Note pools of green/yellow pus. |
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*Caseous Pericarditis due to TB.
*Nodules on heart represent granulomatous inflammation. |
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*CONSTRICTIVE PERICARDITIS. Adhesive pericardium following 3 previous cardiac surgical procedures.
*Heart is distorted due to being embedded in fibrous tissue. Darker tissue is staining from lymph nodes. |
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*Excision of constricting pericardium is a tricky procedure.
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*Mesothelioma of the Pericardium.
*White stuff around the heart is a 1˚ mesothelioma. |