@oatsdoc@JayMB21 Thankfully, as a pathologist I'm in the business of just reaching out to the docs, cuz I don't order anything. And side note, congrats on becoming an attending, fellow Jayhawker!!
@JayMB21@oatsdoc Follow up with PCP once you have informed the PCP with a phone call. They are the quarterback of the patient's care, but you need to snap the ball.
@DrCasteelEM@txsportsdoc My friend back home owns an engineering firm in our small hometown and is paying inspectors with no schooling 100k plus per year. No debt, no risk of losing the house due to a missed diagnosis or slip with a scalpel, and started their life at 20 instead of 35. 🤷
@parkmahathey@KJCoakley5@The33rdTeamFB Monangai is in the same boat with multiple games being brought in just to run out the clock. Almost every running back deals with that.
@ItsDylanOhh@yungwatersports@SeeColes That's kinda the point. 5% the cost, better rushing yards, more first downs, essentially same touchdowns... The cheaper and more productive option is clearly better.
@RobertoBoreaMD@JMP_MDPI@MariantoniaNac1 I've been integrating the cytology and histology into one report for a decade (as long as I've been in practice). Almost all cytopathologists I know demand the associated surgical biopsies obtained at the same time.
@ChiT0wnSports23@bballforever_ Agreed. The Bulls should probably also throw in Giddey, Buzelis and 2 more 1st rounders. As long as we're setting the team back by a decade, make it two decades... 🤦
@GridIron_Geek_@SwiftyNetwork It's clear that it's supposed to be contact with the head that is initial contact, not after the arm with the ball is hit. It's just like a kicker. Block the punt, blow up the punter. Miss the block, roughing the kicker. Or PI, ball is tipped, no PI.
@MLisaZhang@DZenezan I always just say, "at least high-grade dysplasia" then mention in a comment it could be either. Unless it's a solid mass, then I call it adeno.
@Rick_Pescatore And when I say running labs, I'm not talking about small community hospital chemistry, which is "high complexity" I'm talking running a blood bank with attached HLA for transplant, an apharesis lab, and dealing with coags on an ECMO ward and it's just a regular Tuesday.