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10th Anniversary of MD Anderson’s Boot Walk to End Cancer on Sunday, Nov 15
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Upcoming LATAM Webinar – 9/18 at 4:00 PM GMT
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Ovarian cancer. Questions re the theory included in the book Fere Ex Nihilo. Q-How is it possible that pathologists have not reported abnormalities in the residual ovarian tissue?A-Pathologists diagnose and classify lesions. We are not trained, and we do not have the time needed to look at the residual organ. In addition, to see subtle cases, you need to see numerous cases. I became interested in this issue, and I have the time and the possibility to see many cases.
I am happy to announce that our GME office has approved a 2nd position for a GYN Pathology Fellowship at MDACC. If you are interested pls contact me. Start date is July 2024. I’m aware this is on short notice but it is a great opportunity to work with expert GYN Pathologists.
Unusual case. History: Endocx adenoCa in-situ. Developed an ovarian mass simulating an adenofibroma with very few glands in a fibromatous stroma, some without epithelial stratification. Fortunately we did HR HPV. Diag: Mets endocervical adenoCa.
Multicentricity in ovarian serous Ca. If we find this over and over, it must b true. LGSCa near Endosalpingiosis in peritoneum. Hum Path 10.1016, 2022. Two cases in one day.@IJGConline