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RIPPLED PATTERN  #patternsinhistopathology Rippled meaning: form or flow with small waves on the surface. Or move in a way resembling small waves. Rippled pattern in histopathology is a histomorphological feature where  alternating areas of cells in the form of cords, and stroma form a pattern which is similar to that of ripple marks in water […]

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PLEXIFORM PATTERN #patternsinhistopathology The word ‘plexiform’ denotes something which resembles or forms a plexus or a network. Plexus means a branching vessels or nerves. Eg Brachial plexus which is a nerve plexus formed by intercommunications among the ventral rami (roots) of the lower 4 cervical nerves (C5-C8) and the first thoracic nerve (T1), as shown […]

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CRIBRIFORM PATTERN : #patternsinhistopathology CRIBRIFORM:  It is an anatomical structure with many perforations like that of a sieve! :Cribriform plate of ethmoid bone CRIBRIFORM PATTERN:  It is an histomorphological pattern wherein the sheets of epithelial cells are punctuated by empty/gland like spaces.In other words there are gaps in between the tumor cells This pattern is seen […]

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HERRINGBONE PATTERN:  #patternsinhistopathology Hello everyone, Starting from this, i ll be describing  different patterns  which we encounter during examination of the histopathological slides.  These patterns are often usedas diagnostic clues  by histopathologists to arrive at a particular diagnosis. To know more patterns you can click on this hashtag #patternsinhistopathology. you can view lots of these […]

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