Skip O. Cyte, MD

Pathologist. Cases posted for interest and education with the pathology community, everything else sarcasm/humor. And the gifs. Oh, the gifs.

[Skip O. Cyte, MD @skipocytes]

How medical students think of #pathology in practice vs actual pathology in practice:

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@HumeralO Paul Lyposis

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@HumeralO Issa Patientstablebecauseifnottheyaretoounstabletoscopeurgentlyandifsotheyaretoostabletoscopeurgentlythankyoufortheinterestingconsult

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@HumeralO Saul Litaryrectalulcersyndrome

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@HumeralO Ceil Liac

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Those pgy1s watching the attendings disagree on a case during consensus conference

#pathology #pathtwitter #pathmemes

[Ankur Sangoi @slusagar]

PGY1s disagreeing on a case during consensus conference

[Skip O. Cyte, MD @skipocytes]

@DGlaucomflecken FYI a lot of these games are on weekends and/or depending on time zone after 5pm

[Xiaoyin "Sara" Jiang, MD (She/Her) @Sara_Jiang]

A new idea to me: Dr. Gorman shares their implementation of a “One Hour Rule” to cap time spent in procedures for ROSE!
@cytopathology #CytoPath
@TheUSCAP #USCAP2025

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@slusagar https://t.co/KYQs5D7vRe

[Michael Justus @mhjrad]

How to choose a medical specialty (from reddit):

[Yale Pathology @yalepathology]

Join us for #Pathology Grand Rounds on Thur., Feb. 27 at 12:30 PM ET as @LizMontgomeryMD of @umiamimedicine presents on cancers of the anus, It’s Time to Talk About the Anus. Dr. Montgomery is also founder of @science_press. @YaleMed @YaleCancer https://t.co/PeN9ej1eWh

[Skip O. Cyte, MD @skipocytes]

@thehouseofpod @DGlaucomflecken

[Yale Pathology @yalepathology]

Join us for #Pathology Grand Rounds on Thur., Feb. 27 at 12:30 PM ET as @LizMontgomeryMD of @umiamimedicine presents on cancers of the anus, It’s Time to Talk About the Anus. Dr. Montgomery is also founder of @science_press. @YaleMed @YaleCancer https://t.co/PeN9ej1eWh

[Skip O. Cyte, MD @skipocytes]

@smlungpathguy I usually like to see the H&E first, then history, then consult report, then NGS, then AI before I come to my own conclusion

[Tim Bracey @drtimbracey]

#PathTwitter don’t ask for clinical correlation in your report, find it out for yourself

[Skip O. Cyte, MD @skipocytes]

@LaurenERosenMD It’s a just a ploy by them to get closer to the pigeons

[Skip O. Cyte, MD @skipocytes]

@MeredithKHerman Bilateral PET-positive lesion in a smoker, incidentally found during workup of a malignancy elsewhere

[Skip O. Cyte, MD @skipocytes]

@IHC_guy Maybe they want you to look for “Lock horn” cells

[Skip O. Cyte, MD @skipocytes]

@Pathologuy2 @BenMazer Of course you will, but at least the AI will already draft the negative result into the report

[Skip O. Cyte, MD @skipocytes]

@kis_lorand Q1: Do you call these “CIN2-3” or 2 or 3?

Q2: I find it most challenging when there are areas of thin SIL within background conventional appearing LSIL, & p16+. I’ve usually erred on calling these “focal HSIL in a background of LSIL,” dunno if that’s the best approach

[Skip O. Cyte, MD @skipocytes]

CP duties
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