LIST OF TISSUE SECTIONS
     General Pathology             

 Ist  histopathological practice
 1. Acute myocardial infarction
 2. Renal infarction
 3. Encephalomalatia acuta
 3B.Encephalomalatia - resorption
 4. Haemorrhagic lung infarction
 7. Emphysema pulmonum
11.Amyloidosis renis
12. Steatosis hepatis
l2B.Steatosis hepatis - Sudan red
13. Arterial arteriosclerosis with mural thrombosis
14. Arteriolosclerosis renis
10. Glomerulosclerosis intercapillaris diabeticorum
16A.Haemosiderosis hepatis HE
16B.Haemosiderosis hepatis - Fe staining /Perls/
17. Cholestasis hepatis
20. Silicosis pulmonum

 IInd histopathological practice
24. Systemic venous congestion - liver
26. Pulmonary oedema
22. Chronic pulmonary venous congestion (brown induration)
25. Trombosis acuta
46. Appendicitis acuta catarrhalis et phlegmonosa
32. Pericarditis fibrinosa
35. Pneumonia fibrinoso-purulenta (lobar pneumonia)
36. Bronchopneumonia purulenta (36´ abscedens)
39. Leptomeningitis purulenta
43. Pyelonephritis purulenta
47. Lymphadenitis acuta reactiva
19. Tonsilitis chronica

 IIIrd histopathological practice
38. Colitis pseudomembranosa
55. Stomatitis mycotica
37. Pneumocystis interstitial pneumonia
30. Endocarditis polyposa
45. Poliomyelitis acuta anterior
48. Glomerulonephritis ac. diffusa (endocapillaris)
49. Glomerulonephritis chron.
53. Thyreoiditis chron. lymphomatosa - Hashimoto
50a.TBC pulmonum (tubercle)
50b.TBC lymphadenitis
52. Mesaortitis luetica
18. Rhinitis polyposa
58. Granulation tissue
59. Organisation of a trombus
56. Myofibrosis dispersa cordis

 IVth histopathological practice
  42. Hepatitis chronica activa (van Gieson staining)
  57. Cirrhosis hepatis
  61. Ulcus ventriculi pepticum
  64. Hyperplasia adenomyomatosa prostatae
  65. Simple endometrial hyperplasia
  66. Struma colloides (diffuse nontoxic goiter)
  67. Struma parenchymatosa (thyroid hyperplasia)
  69. Endocervical polyp (with squamous metaplasia)
  23. Cervix - squamous epithelial metaplasia,
        chronic cervicitis with mucous cysts
  71. Simple fibrocystic changes of breast
  72. Fibroma
  73. Fibrosarcoma
  77. Osteosarcoma
  78. Pulmonary chondrohamartoma

  Vth histopathological practice
       79. Capillary haemangioma (in the skin)
  80. Cavernous hemangioma (in the liver)
  82. Leiomyoma
  83. Giant cell tumor
  85. Chronic myelocytic leukemia - CML (in the liver)
  86. Chronic lymphocytic leukemia - CLL (in the liver)
  88. Multiple myeloma (in the bone marrow)
  89. Non-Hodgkin´s malignant lymphoma (DLBCL)
  90. Hodgkin´s malignant lymphoma (classical, MC)
  92. Astrocytoma (fibrillary)
  94. Glioblastoma multiforme
  95. Medulloblastoma (in the cerebellum)
  98. Meningioma (syncytial)
  99. Neurilemmoma
102. Pigmented nevus (compound)
103. Malignant melanoma

 VIth histopathological practice
 60. Verruca senilis (seborrhoica)
105 A. Verruca vulgaris - squamous papilloma
105 B. Transitional cell tumor grade I.- LMP (bladder)
            Transitional cell papillocarcinoma  grade III.
  63. Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia - dysplasia
110. Squamous cell carcinoma, keratinizing
112. Basal cell carcinoma
106. Polypoid tubovillous adenoma
114. Tubular adenocarcinoma
115. Solid adenocarcinoma
116. Scirrhous adenocarcinoma
118. Renal cell adenocarcinoma (Grawitz)
117. Small cell carcinoma (oat-cell)
119. Fibroadenoma
121. Residua graviditatis
122. Complete hydatidiform mole
123. Choriocarcinoma