Adult polycystic kidney disease / crescent glomeruli
Ravine ultrasound criteria for adpkd

Figure 1. This case corresponds to a 58-years-old patient with rapidly progressive GN. See proliferation of cells occupying the entire Bowman’s space (green arrows) and compressing the tuft (red arrows). The Bowman’s capsule is indicated by the blue arrows. This is the characteristic aspect of an epithelial crescent, in this case circumferential. Cells forming the crescent may be epithelial, monocytes or other inflammatory cells. (Masson’s trichrome, X400).
http://www.kidneypathology.com/English_version/Crescentic_GN.html
The glomurelonephritides is really giving me headache!


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