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4. Hamartoma Overgrowth of few tissue such as smooth muscle fibrous cartilage tissue and vascular Ro : Round shadow, distinct border diameter 2,5 – 9 cm Soft tissue density Calsification inside : “ pop corn calcification”

3. Praktikum 2 Patologi Thorax

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  • 4. HamartomaOvergrowth of few tissue such as smooth muscle fibrous cartilage tissue and vascularRo :Round shadow, distinct border diameter 2,5 9 cmSoft tissue densityCalsification inside : pop corn calcification

  • 5. A-V Aneurysma = Pulmonary AngiomaDilatation of arterial-vein shuntFluoroscopy : Pulsating massesRo: Medial lobe, Inferior lobeVascular appearance from hilar turn to mass shadow (noduler)

  • 6. Pulmonary sequestration / Accesorius lobeIntralobar / extralobarOne lung segment / Group lung segment Bronchial branching separated from normal2/3 cases positioned on left postero basal segment

  • 6. Pulmonary sequestration / Accesorius lobeRo :Solid mass on left / right lung baseInfected / Connected with bronchus air fluid level surounded by infected lung tissue

  • Large multiple noduler disorder1. Multiple metastasis tumorFrom adjacent organ:OesophagusThyroidMammaeEmboli throughPulmonary arteryBronchial artery

  • Metastase in lung gave appearance ofa. Golf ball typeSarcomaRenal clear cellSeminoma

  • b. Coin lesion typeThyroidGasterOvarium uterusLymphosarcomaChorio Ca

  • c. Milliary typeThyroid CaMammae CaSarcomad. Pleural metastase : Pleura effusion

  • e. Pneumonic typeOesophagusLungMammaef. Lymphatic typeLungGasterMammaePancreas

  • 2. PneumoconiosisOccupational diseasePulmonary disorder caused inhaled by foreign substanceLung reaction if invaded by foreign substanceFibrosis : SilicateNo reaction : SiderosisPneumonitis & fibrosis : Beryllium, Mangan, GasFibrosis / allergy : Cotton linen, Bagase, SugarCarcinogen : Radioactive, Asbestosis, Arsenic

  • SilicosisSymptom appear after 3 yearsR :1. Lymphatic stageVascular + Lymph marking increasingHomogenous shadows in base

  • 2. Nodule stageNodules3. Conglomeration & Emphysematous stageNodules conglomerate

  • AsbestosisDiffuse interstitial fibrosis on both lung fieldNo noduleSmall bullae or blebPleural fibrosisSiderosisSclerosing only on smaller nodule

  • BerrylosisFactory worker that produce chemical used in petromax R :Like milliary tuberculosisIncreased bronchovascular markingConfluent lesion, sometimes hazy

  • Small multiple nodule disorderMany, most important disorder areMilliary TBCMilliary carcinomaPneumocoliosisBronchiolitisAlveolar cell CaMilliary mycosisCont..

  • SarcoidosisPulmonary amyloidosisBronchiectasy with secondary infectionInterstitial bronchopneumoniaRheumatic bronchopneumoniaPulmonary congestion

  • PatchydisorderDepending on position1.Apex : Pulmonary TBC Mycosis Bronchopneumonia Loefler sindrome

  • Patchy disorder 2.Medial:Oedem pulmonalBronchopneumoni 3.Basis:BronchopneumoniBronchiectasiAspirasi pneumoni

  • Adult TBC1. Minimal lesionNo cavitationUnilateralAffecting apex to thoracal 4-52. Moderate lesionUnilateral / bilateralLesion rarely more than one lungLesion is solid in more than 1/3 of lungCavitation is less than 4 cm

  • 3. Far advance : > moderate lesion4. Chronic fibroidConstriction because of fibrosisShrinking of hemithoraxTracheal deviation / pulledHili tracted upwardShrinking of intercostal spaceTraction diaphragm / heart

  • BronchopneumoniaSmall noduler, poorly defined, irregular confluentIn middle and basis (ussually)

  • Pulmonary oedemaInfusion overloadRenal failure oedemaHeart failure oedemaCNS disease : cerebral tumor / post opCollagen diseaseRheumatoid arthritisPeriarthritis nodosaSclerodermaGas / fluid inhalation

  • Pulmonary oedemaRoSmooth / small noduler in medialUssualy >> cor

  • BronchiectasisPatophysiology a. Bronchial wall inflamation Peribronchial scarring bronchi became unelastic intraluminal pressure increase dilatation of bronchusb. Secondary inflamation on bronchus scar tissue bronchial dilatation

  • Type : Cylindrical Sacculer VaricoseRo:In latter stage shows reticular shadowing/ honeycombingBronchial wall thickening

  • Radioopaque disorder with increased linesLines shadow is caused by :ArteriesVeinLymphatic Bronchus

  • ArteryActive hyperemi

    RoStraight line shadowsDistinct borderDiameter < veinHili not enlarge

  • VeinPasive hyperemi On Pulmonary congestion Decomp. CordisRoSnaking linesPoorly definedDiameter > arteryHili enlarged

  • BronchusChronic infection on bronchus expand to peribronchial connective tissue fibrosis Chronic Bronchitis, PneumoconiosisPulmonary oedema, EmphysemaRoHoneycombReticular in lung base

  • Lymph. vesselMediastinal node enlargementLymphoma and lymphogen metastase of malignant tumorRoStelate line shadow expanding from hilus periferEnlarged hili, kerley lines

  • Cor pulmonale chronicum Lung chronic disorder that cause heart disorderEmphysema pulmonumVascular sclerosisPulmonal stenosisCongestive heart disease with left to the right shuntPulmonal fibrosis

  • RoRight ventricle >Apex is upward and roundedBulging of pulmonal segment (enlargement of Pulmonary artery)Pulmonary emphysemaIncreased bronchial lines

  • Pulmonary congestion on heart failure Passive hyperemiaRo:Vein dilatation Dilatation of Pulmonary artery SecondaryHili EnlargedShadowing in 2/3 medialCor >>, left > rightSometimes accomp. by pleural effusionDiaphragma elevation if accomp, by ascites / hepatomegali

  • Pulmonary fibrosisFibrosis from interstitial tissue, perivascular and peribronchialOnSclerodermaLipoid storage diseaseInhalation agentRadiationDrugs : Bleomycin

  • Ro:Diffuse Reticular shadows & Emphysema in base / middle fieldFlatening of costaeDiffuse radiolucencyLow position diaphragmSmall heart (tear drops)

  • Pulmonary disorder with increasing radiolucencyExtrapulmonarya. Air trapped in normal space : Pneumothoraxb. Air trapped in abnormal space :Hernia diaphragmaticaSubphrenic colon interpositionDiaphramatic eventration

  • Intrapulmonarya. Circumscript cavityCystAbscess

  • b. Generalized1. Over distentionBall valve type obstructionEmphysema2. VascularCongestive pulmonary stenosisPulmonary emboli ( without infarction)Pulmonary arterial displasia

  • Pulmonary cystSpherical cavity, thin walled, non granulomatous, filled with air / fluid

  • ClassificationA. SolitaryCongenital cystInfection cystNeoplastic cyst

    B. MultipleApexBlebBlulla

  • BasalBronchiectasis cystPneumatocele cystUndefinedTuberculosa complicationComplication of other infiltrative processes

  • Ro:Spherical cavity in all projection except in near diaphragm or chest wall.

    DD:/ Encapsulated pneumothorax

  • If filled full with air radioopaqueIf Ruptured to bronchus air fluid levelIf infected thick walled, loss of sharp defined

  • Congenital cystOriginEmbryonal primary lobeEndoderm disorder mucosa like gasterConnected / not connected with digestive tractSolitary thin walled with fluidConnected with bronchus air fluid level

  • Hydatid cyst / echinococcusCyst s Outer wall fibrous tissueWall that border daughter & granddaughter cyst hyalin tissue Filled with fluid

  • RoIf ruptured ordinary cystIf ruptured separated ectocyst from adventitia tunica cyst showed with double walledRarely calcifiedCyst > 10 cm

  • Bleb & BullaBulla : Vesicular emphysema area in lung tissueBleb : Interstitial emphysema that located between visceral pleura and lung tissue

  • Giant Bulla Soliter, unilateral asym, lungBulla will pushes mediastinum & diaphragma DD: PneumothoraxIf very large DD: pneumothorax

  • PneumatocelePure interstitial emphysemaWall from bronchial alveolus adventitia tunicaIn suppurative pneumonia

  • Pulmonary emphysemaDilatation of part / whole lung that filled with excessive airClassificationa. General / Localb. Acute / Chronicc. Static / Progresive

  • Acute emphysema1. Acute obstructive emphysemaObstruction : Airways ball valve obstruction2. Acute vesicular emphysemaObstruction on bronchioles because of inflamation processes in bronchioli / lungIn staphylococ pneumonia

  • 3. Acute interstitial emphysemaAir is forced into pulmonary interstitialIn: PertussisPenetration wound in thorax

  • 4. Mediastinal EmphysemaAir is entering mediastinum On Trauma : Tracheal perforation / oesophagus mediastinumIn PertussisRo : Luscent lines in mediastinum

  • Chronic emphysemaEtiologi : UnknownIn : Chronic cough / people that work with wind producing instrument

  • RoWidening of thorax transversal and AP diameterFlatening of costaeLung hyperlucencyInterstitial fibrotic app. Small and narrow heartEnlargement and wide vascularLateral photo shows enlargement of anterior mediastinum

  • Senile emphysemaAtrophy of alveoly wall that caused chronic pulmonary emphysema because of interstitial fibrosis

  • Compensatory bullous emphsemaCause : vanishing diseaseIf the process is progresive in one periode serial photoPresenting with cor pulmonalePulmonary segmen bulging, vascular, bulging and widening of hili