#PathQuiz 🔬
A) Hyperplasia without atypia
B) Hyperplasia with atypia
C) Endometrial polyp
D) Atypical polypoid adenomyoma
#Pathology#GYNPath#Endometrium
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#PathQuiz 🔬🖐️
A) Tenosynovial giant cell tumor
B) Glomus tumor
C) Fibroma of tendon sheath
D) Synovial chondromatosis
#Pathology#SoftTissuePath
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#PathQuiz 🔬
A) Angiomyofibroblastoma
B) Cellular angiofibroma
C) Fibroepithelial stromal polyp
D) Aggressive angiomyxoma
#Pathology#GYNPath
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@IARCWHO
#PathQuiz 🔬
A) Endometrial polyp
B) Adenomyoma
C) Low-grade endometrioid carcinoma
D) Atypical polypoid adenomyoma
#Pathology#GYNPath@IARCWHO
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@forthejon@HoustonArsenal I share many of the concerns she did. Prame not positive enough technically but dead negative intradermal component reassuring. Would have also sent for further testing.
#GUPath#Surgpath#Pathtwitter#PathX#Pathresidents: Let’s take a look at two biopsy cores (from the same patient) and decide what to call them.
Take a look at both cases (“A” in this post, “B” in reply). Cast your vote. Then, read on for some teaching points geared towards trainees and general fans of #GUPath.
#PathQuiz 🔬
45M presents with hypertension and a 40 mm gastric fundus mass.
A) Neuroendocrine tumor
B) Schwannoma
C) Ganglioneuroma
D) Paraganglioma
#Pathology#GIPath
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#PathQuiz 🔬
Which molecular alteration is expected?
A) MDM2 amplification
B) WWTR1::CAMTA1 fusion
C) SMARCB1 loss
D) YAP1::TFE3 fusion
#Pathology#SoftTissuePath#MolecularPath
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@drkeithsiau Thank you. I am so sick of the name sebaceous cyst. Cysts with actual sebaceous differentiation (steatocystomas) do not present like this.