It has been an honor to serve as a judge at the 65th Annual National Student Research Forum UTMB Health!
The highest quality of research that students are involved in is truly impressive.

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Although benign, a subset of Serous Cystadenomas (SCAs) can grow & occlude the #pancreatic duct. In addition to VHL, these SCAs have mutations in TP53 & the hTERT promoter. Pic#3 in formalin to bring out their architecture. #Pathology #GIPath #Pancreas #PrecisionMedicine

🎉 Exciting news! 🎉 Please welcome our new Chief Residents UTMB Pathology , Dr. Celeste Wagner & Dr. Vasily Ovechko 🌟 #Pathtwitter #NewChiefResidents

Please help this CAP resident forum #RFEC initiative by filling out this sheet if you have information on pathology programs that offer observership: urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https…

I am so excited! Cannot wait to finally see you, guys, here in Galveston!

I am glad to share that our book is finally out!

And I had a chance to contribute one of the chapters under the leadership of the one and only Joseph D. Khoury, MD, FCAP!

I would like to thank two hematopathology🌟: Sanam Loghavi, MD صنم لغوی 🔬🧬 and Genevieve Crane, MD, PhD for this an amazing opportunity! #hemepath

Döhle bodies

Neutrophil cytoplasm inclusions
Light blue-gray
Oval
Basophilic1-3 μm in diameter
Remnants of the rough endoplasmic reticulum

Often present with toxic granulation
More abundant in cats and horses!

Seen in:
Bad infections
Burns
Following GCSF

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Sanam Loghavi, MD صنم لغوی 🔬🧬 Michael Cascio, MD Mark Ong @MGBayerl_MD Kamran Mirza MD PhD - کامران مرزا Phil Raess Kyle Bradley, MD @DitaGratzinger Ameet Kini, MD, PhD Genevieve Crane, MD, PhD Chandra Krishnan, MD UC San Francisco Also - in case you don't know CD21 is expressed in both primary and secondary follicles - while CD23 is only in reacted GCs. As such, when you look at NLPHL or mantle cells the networks are more likely 21 and not 23

It has been a great pleasure to present a case of multicavitary primary effusion lymphoma at Texas Soc of Pathol meeting in Austin. Such a beautiful city! Loved it! Thank you, Kirill Lyapichev, for your mentorship and support!

#TSP2024 AM #TSP2024 #TexPathol

Kudos to UTMB Pathology residents for shining at the 103rd Annual Texas Soc of Pathol meeting in Austin! Their talent shone bright through a myriad of impressive presentations. 🌟🔬
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An ultrasound-guided/palpable FNA workshop by the cytopathology team Ranjana Nawgiri at the cutting-edge UTMB LSTAR skills training lab!
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#MatchtoPath #Cytopathology

One of the perks UTMB Pathology Well-Being Lunch/Dinner Program which allows the residents to choose and connect with faculty members for delightful meals at their preferred venues. It's an opportunity to forge meaningful connections while enjoying fantastic food!
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Well done! Congrats!!!

“History is not for us; it is for those who are yet to come!” Dr. Evans

Come to learn more about University of Texas Medical Branch Training Programs like UTMB Pathology and become a part of UTMB Health history!!! #Path2Path

Jochen Reiser MD PhD Mike Laposata, MD, PhD youtube.com/watch?v=CBJ42n…

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us UTMB Pathology! Wishing you a day filled with warmth, gratitude, and joyful moments. 🦃🍁 #HappyThanksgiving
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Have you had a pediatric B-ALL with very mature features previously, that made you question whether you are dealing with a B-cell lymphoma instead? Below is a similar case:

Starting with CD38 expression: It is not as 'dim' as you would expect it to be in B-ALL

#Hemepath #Leusm

UTMB Pathology had the pleasure of hosting the one and only Dr. O’Malley @Hemepathguy from NeoGenomics for Grand Rounds and unknowns conference! The residents had an excellent educational experience and are grateful for his time and experience! #PathMatch2024 #HemePath #spleen

Hey Hafiz Hafiz A. Ghani look how eJHaem Journal is promoting your interesting case!!! UTMB Pathology let’s publish more interesting cases and research articles to make UTMB Health proud of us!!!

UTMB Pathology team is the best! Good luck on getting your awards!!! We, pathology faculty, are very proud of you!!!