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Invasive ductal carcinoma. Breast, core needle biopsy. HE stain and HER2. pic.twitter.com/FGeUCbWKCw
— Pathology Walker@Auto Tweet Bot (@Patholwalker) December 29, 2018
Desmoplastic small round cell tumor. Abdomen, resection. HE and desmin. pic.twitter.com/SzN5S3g6Yc
— Pathology Walker@Auto Tweet Bot (@Patholwalker) May 21, 2018
Some weak ck. I think sometimes ck7 in particular can be quite strong, but wasn't done in this case.
— Matthew Wasco (@Gleason4plus5) October 5, 2019
Found it. TTF-1 positive...any thyroid lesion? calcitonin needed...but pulmonary carcinoid, laryngeal NEC (any grade), and medullary can all be TTF+ calcitonin+...eventually need prior history
— Bin Xu (@BinXu16) December 10, 2019
Any prior history? S100 (for weird keratin+ paraganglioma), Site specific (TTF-1, CDX2), and maybe a Ki67 if GI....
— Bin Xu (@BinXu16) December 10, 2019
With diffuse s100 but neg melanocytic markers, the ddx are myoepithelial neoplasm with clear cell change and epithelioid mpnst. Look for PA or NF component by additional sampling and do CK, myoepithelial markers sma calponin and ini.
— Bin Xu (@BinXu16) November 21, 2019
Need ihc..maybe PTC hobnail variant ttf1/TG
— Bin Xu (@BinXu16) November 17, 2018
Salivary gland in the ddx: looks like there may be an outer layer of myoepithelial cells->intraductal ca vs. masc/salivary duct carcinoma..s100/AR/myoepithelial markers
Incidental, enlarged, perihepatic lymph node excised at time of a surgical procedure. What is the cell pointed out by the red arrow? #Pathology #Hemepath Poll below#HumpDayHemepath double dose :) pic.twitter.com/PeLHLDQr9E
— Kamran Mirza MD PhD (@KMirza) April 15, 2020
#GIPath #molpath Loss of nuclear Hes1 in serrated polyps. #CAPVirtualPath by @weixinmdphd#GIpath pic.twitter.com/m7clsH3uGz
— Maryam Sayah, MD (@PathologySayah) April 16, 2020
Here a takeaway from the #CAPVirtualPath session on #Pedipath tumors: When you are generating a differential diagnosis and you see a sea of small blue cells, LEArN to SWIM! @Pathologists @SocPediPath pic.twitter.com/Ew8n6eOwRd
— Michael Arnold, MD, PhD (@MArnold_PedPath) April 2, 2020
Further Evaluation of MEF2b Expression in Mantle Cell Lymphoma
— Julie Feldstein,M.D., FCAP (@feldstej) March 2, 2020
#USCAP2020
LACC West Exhibit Hall A
Poster 268 Presentation https://t.co/tBzRE9gUPO pic.twitter.com/5sEwKYMub5
When the acid and alcohol fast bacillus refuses to properly take up the red dye.... Smh. pic.twitter.com/MhazCOWoiE
— E. W. (@EOWalong) February 6, 2020
@davidhegedus9 already available in the left navigation bar of the app
— Feedly (@feedly) February 7, 2020
Colonies of actinomyces and sulfur granules (GMS staining) in the alveolar lavage of a child with cystic fibrosis @mreyesm @sranna86 @SocPediPath @PaedPathSoc #Pedipath pic.twitter.com/MEKfeuhj9N
— ERDENER OZER (@ERDENEROZER) January 31, 2020
With IHC pic.twitter.com/agmSZ79q34
— Aurélien Morini (@AnapathResident) December 27, 2019
What is your diagnosis (IgG stain shown)? pic.twitter.com/Afriui00Fo
— Arkana Laboratories (@arkanalabs) December 23, 2019
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