The pathology of the spleen: a functional approach

abnormal antigen appearance cells H&E stain central artery Ceroid histiocytes Ceroid histiocytosis ceroid-containing characteristic Chronic granulocytic leukemia Chronic lymphocytic leukemia congestion Cordal infiltration cords and sinuses Cross section cytoplasm Dysglobulinemic early activated electron micrograph Evolving Activated function Gaucher cell Gaucher's disease germinal center granulomas H&E stain hairy cells Hereditary spherocytosis histologic Hodgkin's disease hypersplenism immune response infectious mononucleosis Leukemic reticuloendotheliosis lymph nodes Lymphocytic depletion lymphoid tissue macrophages malignant lymphoma marginal zone Metastatic carcinoma morphologic Multinucleated Mycosis fungoides myeloid metaplasia Myelosclerosis with myeloid Niemann-Pick cell nodules normal PALS PAS-positive Pathology patient penicilliary arterioles photomicrograph plasma cells poorly differentiated lymphocytic proliferation pulp cord pulp H&E stain pulp PAS stain red blood cells red pulp red pulp H&E Reed-Sternberg cells reticular reticuloendotheliosis sarcoidlike granuloma section of spleen seen shows sickle cell sinuses spleen splenectomy splenic involvement splenic red pulp Splenic trabeculae Splenic white pulp syndrome type H&E stain type of white