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#Pathtwitter #Medtwitter #Pathresident Indeed a case of Psammomatous Meningioma, affecting the spine. These are considered WHO grade 1 tumors. Thanks for the responses! #NotAprilFools Pooja Navale MD Aileen Grace Arriola, MD Upasana Joneja Amandeep Aneja Ruth Birbe Dejan Gord Guo Zhu, MD/PhD

Our amazing Program Directors Ruth Birbe & Dejan, along with Program Administrator Ms. Sheree Kelly, attended the record-breaking 2025 ACGME Annual Educational Conference in Nashville—5,000+ participants gathered to collaborate, innovate & inspire!

#Pathresidents #pathtwitter #GrossPathology (labeled A-E).... what's your best guess? Bonus points if you know the site

Thanks for playing along. Attached are the pertinent histologic images; can you refine your diagnoses anymore @royd_1991 Dr Fairooz Musthafa #pathresidents #PathTwitter

Final answers for the gross image: A. Diverticulum B. Mucinous carcinoma arising in the background of tubulovillous adenoma C. Submucosal lipoma (notice the smooth overlying mucosa) D. Tubular adenoma E. Submucosal lipoma @royd_1991 Dr Fairooz Musthafa #PathTwitter #pathresidents

Honored to be led by Dr. Roland Schwarting, Chair of Pathology at Cooper & Professor at CMSRU. A hematopathology expert trained at Kiel & Sloan Kettering, his vision, mentorship & patented tumor marker innovations(CD22, CD30, CD11c) continue to shape our department #PathTwitter

Lactating adenoma of the Breast: benign, well-circumscribed mass typically seen in pregnancy/lactation. Histology: lobular expansion, secretory change, minimal atypia. Remember: can mimic carcinoma clinically/radiologically! #PathTwitter #Breastpath

Calling #cytopath enthusiasts. Can you name the diagnosis and site sampled based on these images? #FNAFriday #PathTwitter #PathX

Kudos to Meryem Terzioglu, MD and Venkatesh Dhanasekaran for nailing this #cytopath case. This is indeed metastatic melanoma to a lymph node. There are large plasmacytoid cells with prominent nucleoli & occasional binucleation. Smaller cells are lymphocytes, lymphoglandular bodies in DQ.

Meet Dr. Upasana Joneja, MD Upasana Joneja -GI pathologist trained at Jefferson, Memorial Sloan Kettering, and Penn. She's passionate about advancing patient care, educating trainees, improving field efficiency, and shaping the future of the field. #FacultySpotlight #Pathtwitter