Histopathology resident. Slicing and sliding. 🔬 #PathTwitter
Sharing histos & paths I encounter as I grow.
(Clearly unofficial & not consult-worthy lol)
You all rock! The answer was solitary fibrous tumor (SFT).
SFT shows spindle cells in collagenized stroma, punctuated by staghorn-like vessels. SFT is CD34 and STAT6+, latter corresponds to gene fusion.
Here’s our study:
https://t.co/D83DMvgPiH
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Understanding Palisading Granulomas: Decoding ‘Blue’ and ‘Red’ Granulomas in Skin Histology 🩸🔬
🩺 Learn about necrobiotic processes, mucin deposition, and more.
🔗 Explore detailed breakdowns at https://t.co/h3oCpw3WEr
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🔍 Tunnel Clusters: Benign cervical glandular changes that can mimic cervical adenocarcinoma or glandular intraepithelial neoplasia (GIN)! 🧪
Type A shows noncystic glands with basally located nuclei, while Type B displays cystically dilated glands containing mucin.
Malakoplakia - Prostate
It commonly affects the bladder and rarely the prostate!
🔬histiocytes with eosinophilic, granular cytoplasm (von Hansemann cells) with basophilic intracytoplasmic inclusions (Michaelis-Gutmann bodies,
+ von Kossa stain)
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Endoscopic fine needle aspiration of a mass in the head of the pancreas. What is the diagnosis? Answer: https://t.co/ejgJzKqcsC
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2 of 3) ✅Adenocarcinoma in situ shows a purely lepidic pattern and is no more than 30mm in size
🔬https://t.co/9IVXBgljXQ
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