Praktikum

Traktus
Urynarius
REN : Cortex-medulla
 Black arrow - Renal Corpuscle

White arrow - Long. Sec. Distal tubule

Red arrow - Long. Sec. Proximal tubule

Blue arrow - Cross sec. Distal tubule

(TCD)

Yellow arrow - Cross sec. Proximal

tubule. (TCP)

TCD : lebih terang, inti lebih banyak

TCP : lebih gelap, BRUSH BORDER !
TC : batas sel tegas
Thin segment : seperti kapiler
 TCD : lebih terang, inti
lebih banyak
TCP : lebih gelap, BRUSH
BORDER !
CD/TC : batas sel
Medullary tubules
tegas
ts = thin segment, loop of Henle
dt = distal tubule (ascending thick segment, loop of Henle) Thin segment : seperti
cd = collecting duct kapiler
TCD : lebih terang, inti lebih banyak
TCP : lebih gelap, BRUSH BORDER !
TC : batas sel tegas
Thin segment : seperti kapiler
 Identify the vascular pole of a good
glomerulus by the attachment of
the capillary tuft to the wall of the
glomerulus.
Presence of a tubulus which
contains a dense row of nuclei in
the part of its wall closest to the
vascular pole of the glomerulus, the
macula densa. The nuclei are
located side by side or may even
overlap.
Proximal tubules are characterised
by their eosinophilic (pink) low,
columnar cells and by large
amounts of fuzzy material, which
may fill the entire lumen. It
represents the remains of the brush
border, which is difficult to preserve
during preparation of the tissue.
The bulk of the cortex consists of convoluted tubules. Cells comprising proximal tubules stain
more intensely eosinophilic than those comprising distal tubules, and have nuclei spaced
somewhat farther apart. The lumens of distal tubules (d) commonly appear more open and
clear than those of proximal tubules (p).
 dt = distal tubule
ts = thin (ascending thick cd = collecting duct
segment, segment, loop of
loop of Henle Henle)

A descending thin segment of the loop of Henle, lined by squamous epithelial cells;
An ascending thick segment of the loop of Henle, lined by cuboidal epithelial cells having
eosinophilic cytoplasm and no apparent cell boundaries; and
A collecting duct, lined by cuboidal epithelial cells having relatively clear cytoplasm and
distinct cell boundaries.
A descending thin segment of the loop of Henle, lined by squamous epithelial cells;
An ascending thick segment of the loop of Henle, lined by cuboidal epithelial cells having
eosinophilic cytoplasm and no apparent cell boundaries; and
A collecting duct, lined by cuboidal epithelial cells having relatively clear cytoplasm and
distinct cell boundaries.
This image shows several large collecting ducts near the end of a medullary pyramid (i.e., close
to their opening into the pelvis). The transitional epithelium of the renal pelvis is continuous
with that of the ureters and bladder.
Renal Pelvis
Ureter
Vesica Urinaria
Urethra
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