Epithelial dysplasia cellular changes

This episode talks about ghost cells which are characteristic features of calcifying odontogenic cyst dentinogenic ghost cell tumor and ghost cell odontogenic carcinoma. The episode talks about the origin the histological appearance and the diagnostic features of Ghost cell

Introduction to the various pathologies having literal words related to ghosts and related phenomenon

This episode talks about the reasons and appearances of fused teeth

The histology of leukoplakia will be discussed in this episode

this episode gives as the cellular features of epithelial dysplasia which include hyperchromatism, pleomorphism, mitotic activity, dyskeratosis, prominent nucleoli and Poikilokarynnosis

The series of episodes will talk about the cellular changes associated with epithelial dysplasia.These changes include hyperchromatism, pleomorphism, increased nuclear cytoplasmic ratio, prominent nucleoli, changes associated with keratinization and changes associated with mitotic activity

This is the last episode which talks about the architectural changes associated with epithelial dysplasia in this episode the keratin pearl formation is discussed.

This episode speaks about the architectural change in the epithelium which is seen as reduction in the creation of keratinocytes as a component of epithelial dysplasia. the episode for the discusses that loss of cohesion allows the cells to attain a mesenchymal architecture enabling them to metastasize

This episode is a continuation of the architectural features of epithelial dysplasia as a continuation to the loss of basal cell polarity we discuss about what is irregular stratification how is irregular stratification seen under microscope. The episode also tells us about the various other cellular changes that are associated with or may lead to irregular stratification

This episode is a continuation of the various description of dysplastic features of the epithelium. This episode focuses on the loss of basal cell polarity as a precursor to the dysplastic feature seen as irregular stratification