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Description: | The University's medical collections are of very significant historic value, providing a nationally important record of the history and development of medicine from the late 19th century throughout the 20th century. The pathology collections compliment the University's other medical collections notably ethnography and anatomy and external collections such as the Aberdeen Medico - Chirurgical society (Scotland's oldest medical society, with which we have close ties) and the Grampian Police Museum and archives. The major strength of the collection, comprise wet preparations of human tissue that provide a comprehensive reference for pathological conditions that cover a range of bodily functions. The wet pathology specimens have strongly associated contextual information in the form of anonymous clinical files that allow the pathology to be viewed in its clinical context. Many of the fluid preserved samples are accompanied by supporting material such as weapons and photographic evidence.
Super collection: Pathology and Forensic Medicine Collection.
Objects: stomach; ulcer; cancer; lymphosarcoma; scirrhous carcinoma; carcinoma of the pyloric antrum; carcinoma; double "cancer ulcer"; adenocarcinoma; chronic venous congestion; scirrhous carcinoma, total gastrectomy; mucoid carcinoma of pyloric antrum; gastrectomy, scirrhous carcinoma invading regional lymph nodes; anaplastic carcinoma; lympho carcoma; carcinoma of pyloric antrum; pyloraic antrum-carcinoma; linitis plastica cacinoma; leiomyoma; multiple polypi; adenomatosis; duodenal stump, acute erosive pyloric gastritis; venous congestion; hiatus hernia; duplication; congenital pyloric stenosis; hyperplastic gastropathy; multiple acute ulcers; chronic peptic ulcer; subacute ulceration of stomach wall; pyloric stenosis; double chronic peptic ulcer; gastric ulcer with erroded artery; stomach and duodenum, chronic gastic and duodenal ulcers; stomach and duodenum, peptic ulcer; subacute ulcers; stomach and duodenum, peptic ulceration, duodenal stenosis; ferrous sulphate poisoning; scirrhous adenocarcinoma; poisoning, silver nitrate; poisoning, potassium cyanide; potassium oxalate poisoning; poisoning, lysol; poisoning, formalin; ulcerating carcinoma of fundus; corrosive sublimate poisoning; paraquat/diquat poisoning; small intestines; obstruction due to a gall stone; gallstone obstruction; lymphoma; secondary carcinoma from uterus; leiomyoma; Crohn's disease; intestinular fistula; suppurative peritomitis; typhoid ulceration; intestine; tuberculosis of colon and ileocaecal region; thrombosis infarction; intussusception; Richter's hernia; intussesception, complicating lymphosarcoma; small bowel intussusception; tuberculous ulceration; corrosive sublimate poisoning; pancreas: carcinoma; islet cell adenoma, non-secretory; acute haemorrhagic pancreatitis; haemochromatosis; pancreatic calculi; duodenum, chronic duleer eroding pancreas; oesophagus, varicosity of veins; oesophagus, oesophago - atrial fistula; oespohagus, adrenocarcinoma; oesophagus, squamous caranoma; ileo-caecal valve, argentaffinoma; colon, traverse colon, adenocarcinoma; oesophagus, adenocarcinoma, oesophagectomy; rectum, adenocarcinoma; duodenum, adenocarcinoma; rectum, papillary adenocarcinoma; retroperitoneal, leiomyoma; colon, papillary adenocarcinoma; descending colon, adenocarcinoma; jejenum, lymphoma; duodenum, caranoma of ampulla of vater; rectum, pedunculated adenoma; colon, multiple polyposis; ileum, argentaffinoma; appendix, acute inflammation; colon, ulcerative colitis; ileum, parathypoid fever; colon, amoebic dysentry; appendix, gangrene; appendix, subacute inflammation diverticulosis; oesophagus, inflammation; Ileum, regional ileitis; appendix, perforation abscess; appendix, supurative appendicitis; appendix, acute supurative appendicitis; rectum, ulceration and melanosis; oesophagus, candidiasis; Iliem, typhoid ulceration; Ileum; tuberculus ulcerations; colon, intussusception; ileum, gastrointestinal intussception; sigmoid colon, diverticulosis; oesophagus, pulsion diverticulum; oesophagus, congenital atresia; ileum, meckel's diverticulum; duodenum, perforated peptic ulcer; gastro-jejunostomy, ulcers; ileum, follicular reticulos; retroperitoneum, fibroma; oesophagus, libman sachs disease, oesophageal alceration; ascaris lumbricoides; tapeworm. | Source: | University of Aberdeen | Address: | King's College,
AB24 3FX | Contributor: | Acquisition details: Pathology Department. | Identifier: | ABDUM:CLD07 | Go to resource |
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