AP DDx Lists Thread

[LADoc00]

I want to kick this off.

Bulbous soft tissue lesions of the vulva (or "whats that between your legs" lesions):
1.) Aggressive angiomyxoma (parodoxically paucicellular!)
2.) Cellular angiofibroma
3.) Genital rhabomyoma
4.) Angiofibroblastoma
5.) Giant cell angiofibroma

Not in any particular order.

Next person, Go.

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[bente]

[B]Bulbous[/B] soft tissue lesions of the vulva (or "whats that between your legs" lesions):


LADocoma (if they are lucky)

Hey, I was just in LA....all the Phine young un's seemed to know you!

 

[RyMcQ]

Hematolymphoid proliferations with lots of eosinophils:

1. Hodgkin lymphoma
2. T-cell lymphomas
3. Langerhans cell histiocytosis

(Yeah, I know it's simpler than reality, but that's kind of the point.)

 

[LADoc00]

Hematolymphoid proliferations with lots of eosinophils:

1. Hodgkin lymphoma
2. T-cell lymphomas
3. Langerhans cell histiocytosis

(Yeah, I know it's simpler than reality, but that's kind of the point.)

4. Kimura's
5. HES-CEL-Eos Granulomatous disease spectrum


Next,
To totally change it up
Types of gunshot wounds
1.) Tight contact - no surface soot, soot deep in wound
2.) Loose contact - +surface soot
3.) Close Range - soot and gunpowder stippling
4.) Medium Range - only stippling
5.) Long Range - no residue
6.) Indeterminant Range - no residue secondary to interposed object aka window


DO NOT LET THIS THREAD DIE OR IN 7 DAYS YOU WILL GET A PHONE CALL.

 

[yaah]

Next,
To totally change it up
Types of gunshot wounds
1.) Tight contact - no surface soot, soot deep in wound
2.) Loose contact - +surface soot
3.) Close Range - soot and gunpowder stippling
4.) Medium Range - only stippling
5.) Long Range - no residue
6.) Indeterminant Range - no residue secondary to interposed object aka window

7) Fatal
7a) Shotgun wounds
8) Non fatal

 

[deschutes]

DO NOT LET THIS THREAD DIE...

That part is easy, provided you're not too concerned about content.

...OR IN 7 DAYS YOU WILL GET A PHONE CALL.

That's an awful lot of phone calls you're gonna have to make.

Or are you just going to phone up the last person who posted on the thread? (Which IMO would be inappropriate since that person at least cared enough to post and not let the thread die...)

 

[LADoc00]

[/B][/SIZE][/COLOR]That part is easy, provided you're not too concerned about content.

That's an awful lot of phone calls you're gonna have to make.

Or are you just going to phone up the last person who posted on the thread? (Which IMO would be inappropriate since that person at least cared enough to post and not let the thread die...)

You have to post a list and/or add to a list. No random comments from the peanut gallery!


Ok, I'll give you a Mulligan on this folks. Lets start again.

Bony lesions primarily of the epiphysis:
1. Giant cell tumor of bone
2. Chondroblastoma
3. Langerhans cell histiocytosis


GO!

 

[LADoc00]

7) Fatal
7a) Shotgun wounds
8) Non fatal

Weak dude, weak.(LADOC shakes head)

But since you mentioned it, what additional object/particulate other than ammunition (as in shot, soot or powder) can be found in a wound from a shotgun?


What lesions comprise the Fibrosarcoma family* of Soft Tissue Tumors:
1.) Infantile type
2.) Adult type
3.) Low grade Fibrosarcomas
4.) Sclerosing Epithelioid
5.) Myxofibrosarcoma

*All share commonality of being only vimentin positive, with some exceptions.

 

[yaah]

Weak dude, weak.(LADOC shakes head)

But since you mentioned it, what additional object/particulate other than ammunition (as in shot, soot or powder) can be found in a wound from a shotgun?

You mean clothing? Dunno what else.

 

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Bony lesions primarily of the epiphysis:
1. Giant cell tumor of bone
2. Chondroblastoma
3. Langerhans cell histiocytosis


GO![/QUOTE]

'Geode'
Infection (ok, not a lesion...)

 

[bente]

You mean clothing? Dunno what else.

perfume? soaps? tatoo material? piercings? lice and nits?

 

[bente]

Weak dude, weak.(LADOC shakes head)

But since you mentioned it, what additional object/particulate other than ammunition (as in shot, soot or powder) can be found in a wound from a shotgun?QUOTE]

Wait, you don't mean the 'wad' do you? That seemed to fall under the ammo category.
But that is my guess: the wad, as in, 'Andy shot his..."

 

[LADoc00]

Weak dude, weak.(LADOC shakes head)

But since you mentioned it, what additional object/particulate other than ammunition (as in shot, soot or powder) can be found in a wound from a shotgun?QUOTE]

Wait, you don't mean the 'wad' do you? That seemed to fall under the ammo category.
But that is my guess: the wad, as in, 'Andy shot his..."

Yes, the wad and its filler, not "ammunition".

The word "wad" kicks butt, I love it.

MORE LISTS!

 

[b&ierstiefel]

Colitis:

1) Collagenous colitis
2) Ulcerative colitis.
3) Ischemic colitis.
4) Lymphocytic colitis
5) CMV colitis
6) Microscopic colitis
7) Pseudomembranous colitis
8) Eosinophilic colitis

please add to the list. i want to know everything there is to know about the poopchute.

 

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The word "wad" kicks butt, I love it.

MORE LISTS!

Famous porn stars found in shotgun wounds:

Johnny WAD!

 

[bente]

Colitis:

1) Collagenous colitis
2) Ulcerative colitis.
3) Ischemic colitis.
4) Lymphocytic colitis
5) CMV colitis
6) Microscopic colitis
7) Pseudomembranous colitis
8) Eosinophilic colitis

please add to the list. i want to know everything there is to know about the poopchute.

I've had CocaColitis (more often from Mtn Dew or too many lattes).
Crohn's Colitis
What-in-da-hell-ya-doin-out-in-da-col-itis? ( use Appalachian accent...try DELIVERANCE imagery).
Ok, I won't derail this, out of respect for CityofAngelsDoc:
Amebic colitis
Aids colitis
Radiation colitis

 

[bente]

The word "wad" kicks butt, I love it.

The first image on google for wad....an album cover for LADoc.

...someone tell me how to make them bigger than thumbnail, I'm too lazy, stupid and an infrequent visitor.

 

[b&ierstiefel]

basically type

 

[LADoc00]

Dudes no peanut gallery, just lists!

Chronic Myeloproliferative Disorders, Pure types
1.) CML
2.) CNL
3.) CEL/HES
4.) P vera
5.) Chronic Idiopathic Myelofibrosis
6.) ET