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Mucinous tubular and spindle cell carcinoma. Kidney, nephrectomy. HE stain. pic.twitter.com/Kg8ar12sdo
— Pathology Walker@Auto Tweet Bot (@Patholwalker) May 7, 2018
Psoriasis vulgaris. Skin, biopsy. HE stain. pic.twitter.com/HOZpoPnDBM
— Pathology Walker@Auto Tweet Bot (@Patholwalker) November 20, 2017
BCOR and CIC-DUX sarcoma are more round than spindle with prominent nucleoli. So did not cross my mind. I think the pigment is very chunky likely hemosiderin not melanin. Given bleeding and vaguely slit like space, vascular tumors comes to mind. Another thought is FDC sarcoma.
— Bin Xu (@BinXu16) September 12, 2019
A 10 Point Checklist For A Social Media Audit https://t.co/nSvcpuclA4 pic.twitter.com/HrTD4Zi71Q
— Marie Ennis-O'Connor (@JBBC) May 9, 2020
A pulmonary pathologist explains how COVID-19 causes acute respiratory distress syndrome: https://t.co/VL55e98Y7U
— Cleveland Clinic MD (@CleClinicMD) April 18, 2020
We've screamed loudly for years. Now we'll ask nicely: Could TV media please speak more frequently and specifically to his pathology? Instability is obvious. Danger is real. Professionals are available to you. This is beyond relevant. Let's stop side-stepping it. Pretty please?
— Duty To Warn 🔉 (@duty2warn) April 15, 2020
Standard. I've had the test (two swabs) nasal & throat. The swabs get sent to pathology, then they have to see if & what crystals grow. It takes time. The average is 3 days. Sincerely 'healthcare worker'
— Tex Perkins Middle Finger (@sandyhewett71) April 2, 2020
Craniopharyngioma, squamous-papillary type, WHO grade I. pic.twitter.com/IFW8JDuzLe
— Pathology Walker@Auto Tweet Bot (@Patholwalker) October 16, 2017
Craniopharyngioma, adamantinomatous type, WHO grade I. pic.twitter.com/fgrlefXDYm
— Pathology Walker@Auto Tweet Bot (@Patholwalker) October 16, 2017
New evidence shows how coronavirus (COVID-19) can damage your lungs, leading to severe respiratory issues. Our lung pathologist explains. https://t.co/bjC1WlP5BA
— Cleveland Clinic (@ClevelandClinic) March 20, 2020
I think that this is frankly invasive well-differentiated SCC (maybe with verrucous features), all those expansive bulbous back to back nests in the last pic are invasive
— Bin Xu (@BinXu16) November 6, 2018
Sharing pathology related social media tips and tricks from @Sara_Jiang and @JMGardnerMD at the short course on social media @TheUSCAP #USCAP2020 today! pic.twitter.com/h1TZhfWfrb
— UAB Pathology (@UABPathology) March 2, 2020
#DNAsequencing #ngs #genomics Morphologic Overlap Between Inflammatory Myofibroblastic Tum... : The American Journal of Surgical Pathology https://t.co/yGHfkbQ8a5, see more https://t.co/CbnHhSLHC2
— SeqComplete (@SeqComplete) February 4, 2020
Mark your calendar. Set an alarm. The CAP will be live streaming 6 education courses on our #cap18chi social media page: https://t.co/UuWsT2cek7. #pathologists pic.twitter.com/RzP7xjwDOn
— CAPathologists (@Pathologists) October 19, 2018
It's almost time for #cap18chi! Visit our social media page to meet (& follow) our 25+ Twitterati and our live streaming schedule: https://t.co/UuWsT2cek7.
— CAPathologists (@Pathologists) October 19, 2018
Not the right location for chondroblastoma..is it possible that the surgeon missed the lesion. Looks mostly bone with remodeling..
— Bin Xu (@BinXu16) October 24, 2018
The 2 tiny fragments of calcification/cartilage are so tiny that I do not want to hang my neck on them pic.twitter.com/dxhwZGGLkR
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