Hepatic metastasis of gastric malignant gastric glomus tumor. The primary harbored a NOTCH2-MIR143 fusion; actin and basement membrane labeling around each cell using collagen IV stains are confirmatory. Without history, the top choice would be treated GIST. #umiamipath

Looking forward to sharing some of the recent innovative work at @PathAI on AI-powered pathology in the GI space. Thank you @AIGImed’s organizing committee for the invite. #AIpoweredPathology #Medicalinnovation #precisionmedicine

Duodenal taxane effect . The patient was given an infusion of paclitaxel (Taxol) the day before the sample was obtained. A ring mitosis (arrow) and an apoptotic body (two arrows) are indicated; a vintage reference is below. #UMiamiPath PMID: 18300801.

Congratulations to all of this year's #40UnderForty honorees! #40UnderForty awards the top innovators whose achievements provide new pathways forward in the lab. Review the gallery to see who made the top 40 and cast your vote on who advances to the top 5: bit.ly/3W3Etdd

As pathologists, we need to do all we can to raise awareness of our specialty in the #medicalstudent community. I’d like to invite you to amplify your impact by joining the CAPathologists #FuturePathologistChampions community. capatholo.gy/4bFJflt As a Champion, you’ll play a

It's just antral mucosa with reactive gastropathy, but you could open a bottle of Pouilly-Fuissé with those corkscrew-shaped glands. #umiamipath

Dear colleagues and friends, as I am sure all of you know, my mentor, colleague, and friend Dr. Chris Fletcher passed away last month. Several of his friends are initiating a fundraising activity through the USCAP Foundation to support an annual award in his name at the USCAP

Thrilled to share I've started a new role as Medical Director of Informatics & Digital Pathology at Vanderbilt Health! Grateful to my colleagues at @PathAI for an incredible journey advancing AI-powered pathology Excited for this new chapter! #Informatics #DigitalPathology #Vanderbilt

Learning AI from a pathologist. 🤗

Making Sense of AI: A Beginner's Guide for GI Pathologists by Fedaa Najdawi Harvard Medical School 's Frontiers in GI and Hepatobiliary Pathology Course

Thank you Vikram Deshpande and Monika Vyas for the invite to speak at today’s “Frontiers in GI & Liver Pathology” HMS Harvard Medical School course. It was a pleasure demystifying #AI and its application in #GIPath for pathologists.

Exciting discussions and collaboration over the past two days with the CAP DCPC and AI Committees ahead of #PV25!

At #PathVision2025 conference! Always a great space to exchange ideas and connect. #digitalpathology #artificialIntelligence