different types of thyroiditis with microscopic pictures

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1. THYROIDITIS ACUTE THYROIDITIS SUB ACUTE THYROIDITIS AUTO IMMUNE THYROIDITIS RIEDEL THYROIDITIS

2. ACUTE/SUB ACUTE THYROIDITIS SUDDEN ONSET PAINFUL/TENDER REGRESSIVE SELF LIMITED/CURED BY ANTIBIOTICS HASHIMOTO/RIEDEL’S THYROIDITIS GRADUAL ONSET PAINLESS/NON TENDER PROGRESSIVE NOT CURED BY ANTIBIOTICS

3. ACUTE THYROIDITIS RISK FACTORS- MALNOURISHED CHILDREN ELDERLY DEBILITATED PERSONS IMMUNE COMPROMISED INDIVIDUALS HEALTHY PERSONS FOLLOWING TRAUMA TO NECK

4. CLINICAL FEATURES ACUTE ONSET PAINFUL/TENDER ENLARGEMENT FEVER LEUCOCYTOSIS

5. CYTOLOGY TISSUE DIAGNOSIS(FNAC)- DEGREE OF INFLAMMATION- NON SUPPURATIVE SUPPURATIVE

6. MICROSCOPY DEGENERATED FOLLICULAR EPITHELIAL CELLS NECROTIC DEBRIS ACUTE INFLAMMATORY CELLS

7. DE QUERVAN’S THYROIDITIS POST VIRAL INFLAMMATORY CONDITION SELF LIMITED INFLAMMATORY CONDITION GRANULOMATOUS INFLAMMATORY CONDITION TENDER/PAINFUL ENLARGEMENT OF THYROID GLAND

8. GRANULOMATOUS THYROIDITIS

9. D/D TUBERCULOUS THYROIDITIS POST SURGICAL THYROIDITIS PALPATION THYROIDITIS SARCOIDOSIS FUNGAL INFECTION

10. AUTOIMMUNE THYROIDITIS HASHIMOTO THYROIDITIS SUB ACUTE LYMPHOCYTIC(PAINLESS) THYROIDITIS

11. HASHIMOTO THYROIDITIS MODEST DIFFUSE ENLARGEMENT ATROPHY OF FOLLICLES HURTHLE CELL CHANGE LYMPHOID FOLLICLES IN STROMA

12. HASHIMOTO THYROIDITIS

13. PATHOGENESIS T CELL MEDIATED CELL DEATH CYTOKINE MEDIATED CELL DEATH ANTIBODY MEDIATED CELL DEATH

14. PATHOGENESIS

15. PATHOLOGY CLASSIC FORM FIBROUS VARIANT

16. SIMILARITIES GRAVE’S DISEASE AUTO IMMUNE LOSS OF SELF TOLERANCE TO AUTO ANTIGENS DIFFUSE ENLARGEMENT LYMPHOID FOLLICLES IN STROMA HASHIMOTO THYROIDITIS AUTO IMMUNE LOSS OF SELF TOLERANCE TO AUTO ANTIGENS DIFFUSE ENLARGEMENT LYMPHOID FOLLICLES IN STROMA

17. DISSIMILARITIES GRAVE’S DISEASE HYPERTHYROIDISM HYPERPLASIA OF FOLLICLES SOFT IN CONSISTENCY SPECIFIC ANTIBODY-TSI HASHIMOTO THYROIDITIS HYPOTHYROIDISM ATROPHY OF FOLLICLES AND HURTHLE CELL CHANGE FIRM IN CONSISTENCY SPECIFIC ANTIBODY-TPI

18. RIEDEL’S THYROIDITIS CLINICAL FEATURES - DYSPHAGIA DYSPNOEA RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE PARALYSIS STRIDOR

19. RIEDEL’S THYROIDITIS

20. MULTIFOCAL IDIOPATHIC FIBROSCLEROSIS REIDEL’S THYROIDITIS RETROPERITONEAL FIBROSIS MEDIASTINAL FIBROSIS RETRO ORBITAL FIBROSIS SCLEROSING CHOLANGITIS

21. IgG4-RELATED DISEASES LYMPHO PLASMACYTIC INFILTRATE OF THE ORGAN IgG4 POSITIVE PLASMA CELLS INFLAMMATORY PSEUDO TUMOUR(ORGANOMEGALLY) STORIFORM PATTERN OF FIBROSIS ELEVATED SERUM IgG4 LEVEL PERIPHERAL EOSINOPHILIA