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. 2023 Jul 7;202(3):1067–1083. doi: 10.1007/s12011-023-03742-9

Fig. 2.

Fig. 2

Light photomicrographs of a section of renal cortex from cisplatin-treated group showing a the cortex with distorted renal corpuscles (RC), ballooning of the tubules of the medullary rays (MR), intense cellular infiltration ( Inline graphic ) among the degenerated tubules ( Inline graphic ), and focal areas of proximal tubules with acidophilic cytoplasm (PT). b The medulla shows distorted tubules with multiple hyaline casts within their lumina ( Inline graphic ). Some of the tubules appears dilated (T), and others show obliterated lumen ( Inline graphic ). c The renal corpuscles (RC) appear with shrunken glomerular tuft and pyknotic nuclei ( Inline graphic ). Peritubular cellular infiltration is noticed around the distorted tubules ( Inline graphic ). The proximal convoluted tubules show vaculations ( Inline graphic ), bizzare shaped nuclei of the lining cells ( Inline graphic ), and extruded cells in the lumen with loss of brush border and basophilic cytoplasm ( Inline graphic ). Distorted distal convoluted tubules with flattened cells are seen (DT). d The proximal tubules (PT) show karyolitic nuclei ( Inline graphic ). Some tubules (T) show hyaline casts and exfoliated cells within their lumina ( Inline graphic ). There are peritubular cellular infiltration ( Inline graphic ) and proliferating interstitial fibroblasts ( Inline graphic ). e Renal corpuscle (RC) appears with shrunken glomerular tuft and dark nuclei. Many tubules show severe ballooning (T). Cells of proximal convoluted tubules show vaculations with loss of brush boarder (PT). (H&E. Mic.Mag a, b ×100, ce ×400)