Gino Bianchi

Médico Anatomopatólogo. Docente de la Universidad Central de Venezuela. Patólogo de Unidad BPQ. Mastólogo.Citopatología. Patología Mamaria

[Edi Brogi @EdiBrogi]

Rare case of low grade DCIS and classic LCIS coexisting in the same ducts: a very uncommon growth pattern. #BreastPath #pathologists #MSKpathology

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@darwingonzalezp @CorpoelecInfo St isabel nada

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@Janiranavarro De hecho, morfologicamente indistinguibles

[Janira Navarro @Janiranavarro]

Updates from the WHO Classification of Breast Tumors, 6th Edition (not published yet)

Invasive lobular carcinoma with extracellular mucin
- Recently described
- Needs to be separated from classic ILC and mucinous carcinoma in view of more aggressive biological behavior and less favorable prognosis

Dr. Tan #USCAP #pathology #PathX #PathTwitter

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@fouad_boulos Hamartoma

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@Janiranavarro Es un problema frecuente en la práctica diaria

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@fouad_boulos This is a breast lobule with apocrinre metaplasia

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@fouad_boulos Lobular invasive carcinoma

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@fouad_boulos No atypia. Lactational change

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@Janiranavarro Hola Yanira, como estas? Donde se consigue esa versión de la OMS?. Saludos

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@BenServiceNotes Ais

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@mhassanaimc Who not consider also a DCIS with neuroendocrine factures?

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@MercantilBanco Clave de 8nternet bloqueada. Sistema mía no me envía clave. No puedo acceder a mi cuenta.Grave!

[Med Amine, MD 🔬 @Drmerm]

2026 marks the release of two highly anticipated WHO classifications: Breast Tumours and Digestive System Tumours, 6th edition.

[Gino Bianchi @citodot]

@VickeryJasmine NST grade 3 with micropapillary component

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@fouad_boulos First one

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@BrownPathology Castleman's

[Janira Navarro @Janiranavarro]

Ectopic pregnancy with fetal parts and yolk sac remnant (or simply yolk sac), Pic 1

It is not common to see a yolk sac in a POC specimen or even in ectopic pregnancy. It looks concerning, but once you see one, you'll recognize it faster next time.

Yolk sac, high power (Pic 2)

For the best educational thread on yolk sac, check @leon_metlay's post: https://t.co/wNu2SXpYqe

Another yolk sac post from Dr. Kaur's ISGYP presentation: https://t.co/x8H67pzXBZ

#everydayGYN #PathX #pathtwitter

[Raza Hoda, MD @RazaHoda]

Case of Invasive Carcinoma with Apocrine Differentiation 🌸🔬

Invasive carcinoma with apocrine differentiation is a rare tumor with characteristic apocrine morphology and harbors frequent mutations in the PI3K3CA/AKT/mTOR pathway.

#PathX #PathTwitter #breastpath

[Samson W. Fine, MD @rovingatuscap]

Stunning contrast between flat urothelial carcinoma in situ (right side of each image) and reactive urothelium (left side)

CIS➡️enlarged, irregular, & hyperchromatic nuclei

Reactive➡️small, uniform nuclei w/vesicular chromatin + intraepithelial acute & chronic inflammation