π¬Happy Monday, Twitterverse! We at the Path dept of AMC want to help educate residents and fellow learners alike to showcase the interesting world of pathology. We will strive to present an unknown case once at least every two weeks. Can you guess the diagnoses?π€ #pathtwitter
Case #14: for the hemepath-driven folks. This is a bone marrow biopsy. Based on what you see on the H&E, can you guess what the stain is? π€π¬ #hemepath#pathology#pathtwitter#medtwitter
Case #11: hmmmMMM. I wonder what this skin biopsy from the upper back showed? Clinical DDx included bullous pemphigoid and allergic contact dermatitis. π€π¬#pathology#unknowns#PathTwitter#MedTwitter#dermpath
Case #10: Classic case of a βclassicalβ case π. Whatβs the diagnosis, and what are the four stains? (A, B, C, D) #unknowns#hemepath#pathology Case courtesy of @XiaoyanHuangMD1
Thank you @HwajeongL for this great case! This was a case of granulomatous appendicitis due to delayed appendectomy. Definitely need to exclude bugs in this case, which was done. No bugs seen πππΌ
This, friends, is urothelial carcinoma involving prostatic ducts on the β¬ οΈ and prostatic (acinar) adenocarcinoma, 3 3, on the β‘οΈ! Good job, all! ππ
Case #5: colon biopsy from a patient who has been in the hospital for two months due to unrelated reason. Has been having bouts of diarrhea. What is the diagnosis? π€ Case courtesy of @HwajeongL#pathology#GIpath#pathtwitter#MedTwitter