This #WhatThePath is in honor of #SkinCancerAwarenessMonth Under the microscope, this type of skin cancer presents with prominent nucleoli with increased apoptosis, pagetoid spread of cells, and poorly circumscribed lesions. Tumor nests are also a common feature. #PathTwitter

These scans are from the archives. This type of cancer constitutes ~30% of all cases when found in this region. What am I? #WhatThePath #PathTwitter

For February's #WhatThePath Wednesday, this scan shows a reaction induced by hormonal stimulation typically characterized by stroma decidualization, hobnail cells, and nuclear enlargement of chorionic tissues. It used to be mistaken for cancer. What am I? #PathTwitter #PathX

A 53-year-old patient presented with hematuria and proteineuria. Based on the provided stains, immunofluorescence and electron microscopy, what could the patient's diagnosis be? #WhatThePath #PathTwitter

Peritoneal fluid sample was presented to our core lab for a cell count and differential from a 54-year-old woman. 80% of the cells returned atypical. What's your diagnosis? #WhatThePath #PathTwitter

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