The basics

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1 The Basics

Major tissue reaction patterns 2

Lichenoid 2
Psoriasiform 2
Spongiotic 2
Vesiculobullous 2
Granulomatous 3
Vasculopathic 3

Minor tissue reaction patterns 3

Epidermolytic hyperkeratosis 3
Acantholytic dyskeratosis 3
Cornoid lamellation 4
Papillomatosis 4
Angiofibromas 4
Eosinophilic cellulitis with possible “flame figures” 4
Transepithelial elimination 4
Patterns of inflammation 4

Basic epidermal descriptions 5

Acanthosis 5
Parakeratosis 5
Orthokeratosis 5
Grenz zone 5

Types of white blood cells and complement system 6

Neutrophils 6
Eosinophils 6
Basophils 6
Lymphocytes 6
Monocytes 6

Other cells 7

Plasma cell 7
Mast cell 7
Langerhans cell 7
Multinucleate giant cells of granulomas 7
Melanocyte 8
Merkel cell 8
Glomus body 8
Histiocyte 8
Muscle 9
Nerve 9
Pacinian corpuscle 9
Meissner corpuscle 9

Glands 10

Sebaceous gland 10
Eccrine sweat gland 10
Apocrine sweat gland 10

Epidermal Layers 11

Layers of epidermis 11

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