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Whipple's disease - Pathology mini tutorial

Whipple's disease was described by George Whipple in 1907 who originally called it intestinal lipodystrophy. It is caused by a bacterium called Tropheryma whipplei (previously whippelii). It affects white men much more frequently than women. It may affects small bowel most frequently but also colon and appendix. It may also affect joints, lymph nodes CNS, heart, eyes, adrenal glands etc. Whipple's disease may present with confusing symptoms. 0:00 Intro 0:10 Who is at risk of Whipple's and where does it occur? 1:00 Symptoms of Whipple's disease 1:35 Gross appearance of small bowel affected by Whipple's disease 1:50 Abdominal X-Ray of Whipple's disease 1:58 Histological features of Whipple's disease 2:48 Low power histology image of Whipple's disease in small bowel 3:08 Foamy histiocytes in Whipple's disease 3:14 Fat deposit space in Whipple's disease 3:37 Vacuolated enterocytes 3:55 PAS staining of bacteria i Whipple's disease 4:11 EM features of Whipple's disease 4:25 Electron micrographs of Whipple's disease showing rod shaped bacteria