A pert tumour in lung- SFT @anjuthevirgo @IHC_guy @PathTweetAward @JaredAhrendsen @adi_agnihotri @kriyer68 @bitar_mireille @CraigHorbinski @DrCycloPath @Kenny92954457 @DrGeeONE @sciqst @LizMontgomeryMD @Path4People @padmapathology1 @PathologyKate @leon_metlay 🙌🏻🫁🦀♋️

You cannot definitively speciate it on H&E BUT based on morphology, which is Histoplasmosis v. Leishmania? #pathx #pathology #microx #microbiology #pathtwitter #pathcritters

@Path4People Here is another example The tongue is often traumatised and show OHL like spongiotic changes. If you see the ballon cells without clear evidence of trauma in the corneal layer, think of OHL. Another clue is nuclear beading which tough to see in these images

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@kriyer68 @smlungpathguy @JMGardnerMD @pepeheffernan @DanGrahamMD @MirunaPopescu13 @Venkateshgilly2 @AnupamaArya12 @RibianszkyA @Dr_Brian_Cox @Path4People If I were a cell, I would be a T4 lymphocyte. Because I like to help. What type of cell would you be and why?

Finding love in unusual places. #BreastPath #serendipity @LeedsPathology @Path4People @Pathologists @CahmPmcc

@Path4People Congratulations! Remember what the judo martial artists are told when they get their first black belt: “Now you are ready to start seriously learning judo”. Best of luck! https://t.co/szeX5jcSeJ

Meet #DCIS Alien colonizing breast ducts with cribriform chaos. #path_art #PathTwitter #Histopathology #PathX #breast_Path @RazaHoda @Path4People

@Path4People @Baskotacytopath @SansanoValero @AmparoBenito @mezeitibi @raghupillappa @MdSuster 49. PGY1s: the "cribriform" growth pattern occurs in many cancers including adenoid cystic carcinoma and prostate cancer. It results when many small glands are packed together back to back into a sieve-like collection of lumens. From Latin (cribrum = sieve) #pathology #pulmpath

38/M Swelling forearm Is this enough to call it pilomatrix carcinoma ? @saurabhmoond @JMGardnerMD @GeronimoJrLapac @Path4People #dermpath

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41 y/o female presented with a nodule on forehead   DDx? Dx?  IHC? #DermShow #PathShow #Pathx #Pathtwitter #Dermpath #Dermatology #Dermatopathology #Dermatologia  #Pathology #Pathologists Image Credit 👉 @LeedsPathology @Path4People

@Path4People Even though I don’t have a runny nose, patients keep giving me tissues.

@Path4People Amoebae. Many years ago heard of a patient who died of Naegleria fowleri meningoencephalitis. Critters were in the CSF but had been mistaken for macrophages.

How do you make a podcast fun to do? You ask @RazaHoda and Jeff Mito to do it with you. Listen to our podcast about ASC's dyadic mentorship program. #Cytology #Cytopathology #pathX #Pathology #Dyadic @Path4People @IACytology @cytopathology https://t.co/4BcTDjrwvy

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@Path4People I was told that I should consider myself a student for at least 5 years after I finish. At your new place, find the people who can teach you.

@Path4People Twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS). TTTS is a rare but serious complication of pregnancies where identical twins share a single placenta according to Johns Hopkins Medicine. In TTTS, there's an imbalance in blood flow between the twins, with one twin (the donor) giving more