The document discusses bronchiectasis, which is a disease characterized by permanent dilation of the bronchi and bronchioles caused by destruction of muscle and elastic tissue. It can be congenital or post-infectious. Morphologically, the bronchi and bronchioles are dilated up to 4 times normal size. Histologically, the walls show inflammation and fibrosis. Clinically, it presents with persistent cough and sputum. Complications include lung abscess, amyloidosis, and cor pulmonale.

1. Pathology Slides

2. Bronchiectasis

4. Chronic Lung Abscess

8. Emphysema

11. Miliary TB

13. Lobar Pneumonia

19. Primary TB w/ cavitations

23. Small cell carcinoma

27. Heart w/ Aorta- Atherosclerosis

31. CLASSIFICATION OF ATHEROSCLEROTIC LESIONS American Heart Association Type I (Fatty dots) Type II (Fatty streak) Type III (Intermediate lesion) Type IV(Atheroma) Type V (Fibroatheroma) Type VI (Complicated lesion)

34. Segment of Intestine

37. RED INFARCT

38. White infarct

40. Section of Spleen

42. Section of Lung

44. Segment of Liver