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Nonseminomatous germ cell Pericarditis, 280–281 Retinoblastoma (RB) gene, 138
tumors, 493 Permanent/nondividing cells, 53 Retinoblastoma, 130
Non-small cell carcinoma, 379 adult stem cells, 53–54 Reye’s syndrome, 22, 433
Non-steroidal antiinflammatory pluripotent stem cells, 285f Rheumatic fever, 270–272
drugs, 41 Peutz’Jeghers polyps, 411–412 chorea (Sydenham’s chorea; chorea
Normocytic normochronic anemia, 302 Peutz’Jeghers syndrome, 26 minor; Saint Vitus’ dance), 271
Nutmeg liver, 75–76 Phagocytosis, 34 erythema marginatum, 271
Phenylketonuria, 202 Jones criteria, 272
Pheochromocytoma, 556 subcutaneous nodules, 271
O Plasma cell disorders, 343 Rheumatoid arthritis, 595–597
Obesity, 225 Platelet-derived growth factor, 57t carpal tunnel syndrome, 595
Obstructive pulmonary diseases, Pleiotropy, 190 extra-articular manifestations,
359–365 Pleomorphic adenoma/mixed parotid 595–596
bronchial asthma, 362–364 tumors, 387 pannus, 597
bronchiectasis, 364–365 Pleomorphism, 8 rheumatoid factor, 596
chronic bronchitis, 361–362 Plummer disease, 535 Swan neck deformity, 595
emphysema, 359 Plummer’Vinson syndrome, 394 Riboflavin, 223
Occupational lung diseases, 374–378 Pneumonias, 368 Rosenthal fibers, 613
asbestos-related disease, 377 bronchopneumonia, 164 RPGN, 466–468
berylliosis, 377–378 lobar pneumonia, 164 Rubella, 171
coal workers pneumoconiosis Polyarteritis nodosa (PAN), 232 Russell bodies, 24
(CWP), 375 Polycythemia, 319–320
rheumatoid pneumoconiosis absolute polycythemia, 320
(Caplan’s syndrome), 375–376 polycythemia vera, 319 S
silicosis (knife grinder’s lung primary polycythemia, 320 SAA, 114
disease), 376 relative polycythemia, 319 Sarcoidosis, 371
Oncogene, 135 secondary polycythemia Scarlet fever, 152
Oncoproteins, 136 (erythrocytosis), 320 Seborrheic dermatitis, 495
Onion skin appearance, 249 Portal hypertension, 435 Seborrheic keratosis, 607
Opsonins, 37 Postmortem clot, 79t Seminoma, 492
Oral contraceptives (OCs), 216 Primary atypical pneumonia, 166 Serous inflammation, 46
Orphan Annie eye nuclei, 546 Primary biliary cirrhosis, 441 Sertoli cell tumors, 491
Osteoarthritis, 594–595 Primary sclerosing cholangitis, 304 Severe aplasia, 316
Bouchard’s nodes, 594 Prostatic acid phosphatase (PAP), Sezary syndrome, 340
Heberden’s nodes, 594 500–501 Shock, 84–88
osteophytes, 594 Protein energy malnutrition anaphylactic, 85
Osteoblast, 570 (PEM), 217 cardiogenic, 84–85
Osteochondroma, 574 kwashiorkor, 217 hypovolemic, 84
Osteogenic sarcoma, 576 marasmus, 217 neurogenic, 85
Osteoid, 575 Proto-oncogenes, 133 Sickle cell disease, 308–309
Osteomyelitis, 571–573 PSA (prostate specific antigen), Sideroblastic anemia, 294
Brodie’s abscess, 572 500–501 Small contracted kidney, 486
involucrum, 572 Psoriasis, 605 Small round blue cell tumors of
sclerosing osteomyelitis of Garre, Auspitz’s sign, 605 childhood, 208
572 Koebner phenomenon, 605 Smooth muscle tumors of uterus,
tuberculous osteomyelitis, 572 Munro microabscesses, 605 510–511
Ovarian tumors, 511–518 pustules of Kogoj, 605 leiomyoma uterus, 510
surface epithelial tumors, 512 Pulmonary tuberculosis, 369 leiomyosarcomas, 511
tumors of germ cell origin, 512 Ghon’s focus, 158 Soft tissue tumors, 601
Oxidative burst, 41 Ghon’s primary complex, 158 Solitary nodule thyroid, 543
Oxyuris vermicularis, 419 primary tuberculosis, 157–158 Splenomegaly, 345
secondary tuberculosis, 157–158 massive, 345
Simon focus, 159 mild, 345
P Punctate basophilia, 288–290t moderate, 345
P53 gene, 138 Pyogenic liver abscess, 445 tropical, 345
Paget’s disease of bone, 591–592 Pyridoxine, 224 Stable/quiescent cells, 53
Pancoast syndrome, 382 Subleukemic leukemia, 327
Paneth cells, 404, 407 Super antigens, 107
Pancreatic tumors, 451–452 Q Superior vena caval syndrome, 236
Pancreatitis Quiescent cell, 53 Suppurative inflammation, 47
Acute, 449 Syphilis, 166–168
Chronic, 451 Systemic inflammatory response
Pancytopenia, 315 R syndrome (SIRS), 45
Paraneoplastic syndromes, 146 Rain drop pigmentation, 26 Systemic lupus erythematosus, 107t
Paroxysmal nocturnal Raynaud’s disease, 235
hemoglobinuria, 313 Reactive lymphadenitis, 331
Parvovirus B19, 172 REAL classification, 335–337 T
Pathogenesis of glomerular injury, Renal calculi/urolithiasis, 481–482 Takayasu arteritis, 231
464–465 Renal cell carcinoma, 482t Target cells, 288–290t
Pendred syndrome, 541 Renal failure, 462 Telomeres, 30
Peptic ulcer, 398–399 Renal function tests, 461–462 Temporal (giant cell) arteritis, 231–232

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