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Acute interstitial nephritis

» Posts Tagged "acute interstitial nephritis"

Acute interstitial nephritis

10 Jun 2020

A mixed inflammatory cell infiltrate in a child with acute interstitial nephritis. Image courtesy of Patrick Walker, MD.

Tubular Diseases acute interstitial nephritis, light microscopy

WBC casts

10 Jun 2020

WBC casts (black arrows) in a biopsy specimen of a patient with acute interstitial nephritis. Images courtesy of Patrick Walker, MD.

General Renal Pathology, Tubular Diseases acute interstitial nephritis, light microscopy, WBC casts

Acute interstitial nephritis

13 Feb 2020

Acute interstitial nephritis with associated acute tubular injury. There is interstitial edema and the tubules are not back to back as would be expected, due to the inflammatory and lymphocytic infiltrate in the interstitial compartment. Note the interstitial eosinophils present in the second image (black arrows). Images courtesy of Joseph Gaut, MD PhD.

Tubular Diseases acute interstitial nephritis, light microscopy

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