Inclusion Bodies
Summary
Types of Inclusion Bodies
Inclusion bodies
Inclusion bodies | Seen in | ㅤ |
Paschen bodies | Variola (smallpox). | Pasha Vaari |
Guarnieri bodies | Vaccinia | vaGGinia |
Bollinger bodies | Fowl pox | Ball → Foul |
Intracytoplasmic Inclusion Bodies:
- Henderson Patterson bodies.
- Positive for: Phloxine tartrate stain.
- Molluscum contagiosum
- Present with: Umbilicated lesions.
- When pressed: Curdy material is extruded.
- Microscopy: Cup-shaped structure.


- Halberstadter Prowazeki bodies:
- Trachoma
- Mnemonic: Trackil odan Horse Power venam
- Levinthal Cole Lillie body:
- C. Psittaci
- Mnemonic: Levinthikkole Lillye sit aaki

- Negri Body:
- Intracytoplasmic eosinophilic inclusion body
- Seen in: Rabies.
- Sellers stain
- Seen after death
- First site: AMMON horn of hippocampus
- Rabies - Hippoptamus
- Sell (Sellers) Nigro (Negri)
- Second site: Cerebellum

Intranuclear Inclusion Bodies:
- Cowdry type A
- Seen in:
- Yellow fever: Torres bodies.
- Herpes Simplex: Lipschultz.
- Mnemonic: Tore Yellow shirt → Kiss Her Lips

- Cowdry type B
- Seen in:
- Adenovirus.
- Poliovirus.
- Mnemonic: Adipoli breast
Both intracytoplasmic + intranuclear forms:
- CMV (Cytomegalovirus)
- Shows: Owl eye appearance.

- Measles
- Shows: Warthin Finkeldey giant cells.
- large grapelike clusters

