Kari French MD

Forensic Pathology Fellow at the Ontario Forensic Pathology Services in Toronto.

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@neuropathmk Just got my offer for the 2022 forensics fellowship position in Toronto!

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@neuropathmk Congrats!!!!!

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@TransCytosis @KBaranoma @jonathankeow @MadLabSci Looks like a very nice cross section of an exent, bladder, vagina, uterus and maybe part of the rectum, it looks like there is some distortion at the cervix, so my guess is a locally advanced cervical cancer

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Why you shouldn't play party games with pathology residents! Playing social games via zoom with my resident room! @UWOPathRes @jonathankeow @TransCytosis @madlabsci @KBaranoma and others

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Warthin’s tumorの実物はこれな．，

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That's all folks! I hope you found this helpful and maybe learned a thing or two or at least consolidated some knowledge.

I know some of my colleagues are preparing for their exams so the intention was to touch on some higher yield topics.

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As promised here are the answers and some discussion about the answers and some of the other options!

[Kari French MD @Kariectic]

9/ This could represent multiple assailants and so you would want to the police to ideally find all weapons involved to collect evidence. Other common types of patterned bruises which may make a good exam question are bite marks and palm/finger marks (as in Q5)