Jake Ritter

PGY4 Path, Co-chief resident @UTHealthSA

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[Jake Ritter @JacobRitter2]

@IanCreeUK Any word on the release date for the print version for the WHO-HAEM5? I can't seem to find any updates (most places still say scheduled to release 2022)

[Jake Ritter @JacobRitter2]

@IARCWHO Are there any updates on when the WHO-HAEM5 will be coming to print? I know I am not alone in my preference for a physical reference, even if the online Blue Books are incredibly convenient

[Jake Ritter @JacobRitter2]

@IanCreeUK Is there any update on when the 5th edition of the heme book will be published? All sources I've found still just say Fall 2022. Thanks!

[Pathodoodles by Deeksha Sikri @pathodoodles]

For new #pathologyresidents on #PathTwitter - here is a very #basic #checklist to keep in mind while writing #pathology reports for #tumors. Please adapt and modify according to the tumor being reported. Make good use of #WHOBlueBooks and #CAP protocols

[Jake Ritter @JacobRitter2]

@MoPath_MD Thats a great case

[Jake Ritter @JacobRitter2]

@ApekshaNas I found that same article, but their images looked like glycogenated nuclei in the liver, clear inclusions, and these were eosinophilic and hyaline

[Jake Ritter @JacobRitter2]

Does anyone know what these parietal cell nuclear inclusions are? Maybe some sort of medication effect? #PathTwitter #GIpath #pathology

[Jake Ritter @JacobRitter2]

I inked this prostate in honor of Ukraine's independence day #pathology #Ukraine

[Apeksha Ramnarayan, MD, FCAP @ApekshaNas]

Do not forget to join in today at 5 pm CST for the UT Health San Antonio Pathology Residency Open House! @MoPath_MD @LGreebon @JacobRitter2 @LeiYan51663645 @GhezavatiPath @erina_mckinney @FisherPath

[UT Health SA Pathology Residency & Fellowship @UTHealthSA_Path]

Residents and fellows having an amazing time at TSP YPS Happy Hour! Thank you Texas Society of Pathology! @TexPathol

[Oren Gottfried, MD @OGdukeneurosurg]

A great primer on orbital anatomy.

[Jake Ritter @JacobRitter2]

Could this be a Michaelis-Gutmann body? EM from kidney biopsy. Not too familiar with EM appearance. #pathtwitter #renalpath #EMazing #ultrastructure

[Esther Adler, MD @DrEstherAdler]

Pathology residents, why do we always submit the appendiceal tip? Incidental finding in grossly normal appendix removed as part of GYN staging procedure. 5mm greatest dimension. What's the diagnosis and stage (based on these images)? #Pathology #Meded @NYUGSOMpathres @nyugrossman

[Jake Ritter @JacobRitter2]

Happy 4th of July to those in the US. Today we have a "cancer of the uterus" which based on my reading "cancer" is often a term used to refer to a distinct subset of carcinomas. Interesting to see the older names for these entities! #PathTwitter #PathUpdates1883

[Jake Ritter @JacobRitter2]

@patricksrarebks @bode_omoleye I definitely will, thank you!

[Jake Ritter @JacobRitter2]

The "colloid ovarian cyst" with its lining epithelium of goblet cells. Because "The gelatinous material does not usually give the reaction of mucin with acetic acid..." it was called colloid #PathTwitter #PathUpdates1883

[Patrick’s Rare Books @patricksrarebks]

@bode_omoleye @JacobRitter2 If you enjoy old medical books you might enjoy checking out: https://t.co/j5iwKzpgYn

[Jake Ritter @JacobRitter2]

@jimtalksdata @Anshehabeldin That is gorgeous, and a great example of how a drawing can sometimes be more illustrative than a picture.

[Jake Ritter @JacobRitter2]

I thought it would be fun to post some pictures from "A Manual of Pathology" by Joseph Coats, MD, published in 1883. #PathTwitter #PathUpdates1883

[Jim @jimtalksdata]

@JacobRitter2 Drawn pathology is super underrated. This example by @Anshehabeldin has a permanent place on my signout table