Spongiotic dermatitis is a term pathologists use to describe a pattern of injury in the skin caused by inflammation. It is called a “pattern of injury” because the changes seen are not specific to a single medical condition. The spongiotic dermatitis pattern of injury is most commonly seen in eczema. Types of eczema Doctors often …
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Spongiosis is a word pathologists use to describe the way specialized cells called squamous cells look when they have been pushed apart by fluid. Many body surfaces, including the skin and the inside of the mouth are covered by squamous cells. These cells normally stick tightly together to protect the tissue below. If these cells …
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Spongiotic is a word pathologists use to describe the way squamous cells look when they have been pushed apart by fluid. Many body surfaces, including the skin and the inside of the mouth, are covered by special cells called squamous cells. These cells normally stick tightly together to protect the tissue below. If these cells …
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