We have an unexpected opening in our July 2026 Bone and Soft Tissue Fellowship at the University of Miami - Enjoy this malignant triton tumor and, if you want to apply, send your CV to Ms. A. Zanaty - [email protected] and Dr. Andrew Rosenberg - [email protected]
Congratulations to #UMiamiPath faculty @MonicaGarciaBu2 on her appointment as a new Associate Editor for @ModernPathology ! A well-deserved recognition of her expertise and leadership in the field of #Pathology. 🎉
Phosphaturic mesenchymal tumor is often associated with oncogenic osteomalacia that vanishes on excision of the neoplasm. Targeted therapy exists for aggressive examples. Dr. Andrew L Folpe can be credited with sorting out the underpinnings of this neoplasm. PMID: 14707860
This chest wall neoplasm is the old "Askin tumor". Early discussions concerned Ewing's sarcoma versus primitive neuroectodermal tumor. They're subsumed under Ewing's sarcoma now. So much has changed and so much has not. #UMiamiPath
Reference; Askin FB,PMID: 222426.
Our group, pgy 3 right now. They all have the best brains, best hearts ❤️, best spirit, and good looking as well ☺️~ . We all love pathology. I can not be more proud of our group and we grow up together.