Purulent exudate, acute peritonitis,gross
The abdominal cavity is opened at autopsy here to reveal an extensive purulent peritonitis that resulted from rupture of the colon. A thick yellow exudate coats the peritoneal surfaces. A paracentesis yielded fluid with the properties of an exudate: high protein content with many cells (mostly PMN's).
Acute bronchopneumonia , microscopic
The PMN's seen here are in alveoli, indicative of an acute bronchopneumonia of the lung. The PMN's form an exudate in the alveoli. This patient had a "productive" cough because large amounts of purulent sputum were produced. The source, the neutrophilic alveolar exudate, is seen here.
Acute bronchopneumonia , microscopic
At medium power magnification, numerous neutrophils fill the alveoli in this case of acute bronchopneumonia in a patient with a high fever. Pseudomonas aeruginosa was cultured from sputum. Note the dilated capillaries in the alveolar walls from vasodilation with the acute inflammatory process.
ِAbscess formation lung , gross
Extensive acute inflammation may lead to abscess formation, as seen here with rounded abscesses (the purulent material has drained out after sectioning to leave a cavity) in upper lobe and lower lobe.
The white arrows mark areas of abscess formation in the upper lobe of this lung. The liquefactive necrosis of an abscess is apparent, because the purulent contents are draining out to leave a cavity. On a chest radiograph, the liquefied central contents of an abscess can appear as an "air-fluid level".
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