These two collages display a variety of seeds that pathologists may encounter when examining tissues microscopically. Some of the seeds have a very distinctive appearance permitting their recognition whereas others resemble other seeds, and their origin may be difficult to recognize. They are all in the Atlas of Medical Foreign Bodies (https://t.co/EJUJiGqXd1)
Collage of 9 images on the left contributed by Dr. PascualMeseguer - @histopatolomon.
Collage of 9 images on the right - Images of blueberry and papaya seeds are from Grillo F et al.The Seeds of Doubt: Finding Seeds in Intriguing Places. Front Med (Lausanne). 2021 Apr 14;8:655113. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2021.655113. PMID: 33937291; PMCID: PMC8079647.
The other seed images are from Drs. Pascual Meseguer (@histopatolomon), Diego Morales(@DiegoMoralesN), and Abdul Abid (@abdulabidMD).
Had the honor to meet Dr. Ali-Fehmi, Dr. Mirza, and Dr. Balis during their visit to @AUBMC_Official.
Thank you for a truly inspiring experience. It was a privilege to learn from you.
@KMirza@RoubaAliFehmi
#GUpath testicular germ cell tumor:
mixed seminoma+yolk sac tumor in the center?
nope! all seminoma, with admixed rete hyperplasia (would be PAX8+) containing globules
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Lepidic growth of lung SCC is a deceiving growth pattern that may mimic lepidic ADC or adenosquamous Ca.
#IHCPath highlights the TTF1+ attenuated pneumocytes undermined by the p40+ SCC islands.
PMID: 36136898 great article on this! Check it out!
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