Cardiovascular Pathology

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Save the date: April 37-30, 2027
Join us for “Interactive Microscopy: Open Your Heart - Practical Approaches to Cardiovascular Pathology”

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[Cardiovascular Pathology @CVpathol]

Bicuspid aortic valve: The most frequent and not so benign congenital heart disease

https://t.co/Iz6IpxQ3w0

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@Cristinabasso64

[Cardiovascular Pathology @CVpathol]

Are telocytes related to maintenance of vascular homeostasis in normal and pathological aorta?

https://t.co/P6sy84BUTE

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[Cardiovascular Pathology @CVpathol]

Transthyretin-derived amyloid (ATTR) and sarcoidosis: Does ATTR deposition cause a granulomatous inflammatory response in older adults with sarcoidosis?

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https://t.co/S82ibmLRbB

[Cardiovascular Pathology @CVpathol]

Rare primary cardiac myxofibrosarcoma in adolescence: diagnostic challenges and surgical insights.

https://t.co/A8hWcXiEDa

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[Cardiovascular Pathology @CVpathol]

Commotio cordis: Another cardiac arrest “sine materia”. The 1707 early report and interpretation by Giovanni Maria Lancis

https://t.co/egcGsGBeHp

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@Cristinabasso64

[Cardiovascular Pathology @CVpathol]

ARE TELOCYTES RELATED TO MAINTENANCE OF VASCULAR HOMEOSTASIS IN NORMAL AND PATHOLOGICAL AORTA?

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https://t.co/kbziJLlPal

[Cardiovascular Pathology @CVpathol]

The history, science, and art of wine and the case for health benefits: perspectives of an oenophilic cardiovascular pathologist.

https://t.co/h8A6U2nNg8

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[Marc Halushka MD PhD @Marc_Halushka]

Provocative new commentary in @CVpathol by Sharon Fox and Rick Vander Heide on the role of inflammation in #COVID19 heart injury. What it is and is not.
https://t.co/3BBJ1jrc8H @SCVP1

[Elsevier Pathology @PathologyTweet]

Review article: Molecular and cellular insights into the pathogenesis of coronary artery ectasia via @scvp1 #cvpath #cardiacpath https://t.co/0tDisxR0QQ

[Cardiovascular Pathology @CVpathol]

Autonomic Nerves in Myocardial Sleeves around Caval Veins: Potential Role in Cardiovascular Mortality?

From the desk of our colleagues:
Denis Depes, Ari Mennander, Timo Paavonen, and Ivana Kholova (@IvanaKholova)

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https://t.co/l6pg9lL7Gg

[Cardiovascular Pathology @CVpathol]

A case report of recurrent acute myocardial infarction and cardiac arrest due to aortic dissection secondary to IgG4-related aortitis

https://t.co/6bhvrD4Cs8

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@AlexAchimMD @gabor_gt

[Cardiovascular Pathology @CVpathol]

Endomyocardial Biopsy Facilitates Diagnosis of Eosinophilic Granulomatosis with Polyangiitis (EGPA): A Case Report

https://t.co/OADTx9MYTP

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@AWilhelmMD @DrHSLovesLiver @khaledchatila1 @UTMB_Pathology

[Cardiovascular Pathology @CVpathol]

A case report of Nocardia asiatica constrictive pericarditis in a patient with human immunodeficiency virus

https://t.co/8VRd0o9mo6

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Authored by @rosegriessel and colleagues

[Cardiovascular Pathology @CVpathol]

Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy with a Complex Clinical Course Leading to Heart Transplantation

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@UTHCardiology
@lbuja

https://t.co/jHxuEYyhBg

[Cardiovascular Pathology @CVpathol]

Myocardial fibrosis: morphologic patterns and role of imaging in diagnosis and prognostication

https://t.co/0ZjlD61YXW

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[Cardiovascular Pathology @CVpathol]

Post-treatment bacterial endocarditis mimicking fungal organisms: a morphologic comparison and tips for avoiding this diagnostic pitfall

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https://t.co/qCnNeatS9V

[Hao Yin @HaoYin20]

Consensus statement on surgical pathology of the #Aorta from @SCVP1 & @Associa00047104:
II. Noninflammatory degenerative diseases -nomenclature and diagnostic criteria

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Dr. Marc Halushka, Dr. Allard van der Wal & colleagues @CVpathol 2015
https://t.co/iIbSB7gOUj

[History of Pathology Society @HistPathSoc]

King George IV, heavy smoker, died suddenly, less than 5 months after a pneumonectomy for lung cancer. Death was attributed to coronary thrombosis. Was this truly the cause of death? If only an autopsy had been performed. Read more from Drs Barth and Buja https://t.co/Tp4FRB23lC