Answer to last wk's case: Uterine tumors resembling ovarian sex cord tumor (UTROSCT). UTROSCT is a mesenchymal uterine tumor consisting cells with architectural patterns resembling ovarian sex cord-stromal tumors without recognizable component of endometrial stromal neoplasia.
Invasive urothelial carcinoma with lipoid and micropapillary features — a frequent association worth recognizing. Lipid-filled cytoplasmic vacuoles alongside micropapillary clusters/retraction spaces make for a striking diagnostic image. #GUPath#UroPath
Horrible treatment (radiation) associated epithelial changes in duodenal mucosa. The p53 can be ignored, probably reflecting upregulation rather thana mutational event. The same can be seen in the stomach.
Hutchings DA, et al PMID: 36843539; PMCID: PMC10460459.
For pathology trainees, something easy to miss (and a good lesson to pay attention to the aspirate): child with staging marrow for rhabdomyosarcoma...can you spot it at low power? #hemepath
Honored to announce the Swan Thung Memorial Liver Pathology Lecture Series,
Inaugural lecture:
Neil Theise, MD
🗓 June 16, 2026
🕛 12 PM ET
🎙 “Great Things Often Begin Small: Canals of Hering, Ductular Reactions and Stem Cells”
I am excited to announce -
"The Ace My Path Book Club"
Starting June 1.
Create a habit: Read 30 minutes a day.
Weekdays 6–6:30 PM ET
Weekends 10–11 AM ET
Starting with Ace The Boards: Surgical Pathology Reimagined
Come read with me!
#Pathology#PathTwitter
I am excited to announce our next @ISIMMweb webinar scheduled for Wednesday, May 20 at 11 am ET.
Sarah Chiang (@MSKpathology; renowned for major effort in GYN mesenchymal tumors) will present "Cracking the Code of GYN Mesenchymal Tumors."
Register here: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…