Imprints are a valuable tool for learning cytopathology 🔬💡🧠Make the most of them! #Cytopath Meningioma: -🪼clusters and sheets of monomorphic cells -🪶Wispy/feathery cytoplasm -🪹Bland nuclei (look for INCI) -🌪️🟣Meningothelial whorls and psammoma bodies are classic findings

Learning from the best PAPathologists! When two legends, Syed Z. Ali and Zubair Baloch teach thyroid #pathology! Thank you Drs Darshana Jhala and nj for the wonderful opportunity and successful meeting!

Such a fantastic lecture with the one and only Dr. Ali! Very nice to have you at PAP this year Syed Z. Ali ! Thanks to Dr. D Jhala and NJhala ! And thanful for Temple Pathology !

Shout out to my amazing program directors Dr. Dioufa and Dr. Rong , coming for full support of residents during Jeopardy and the meeting! Temple Pathology Nikolina Dioufa #PathTwitter

Do not mistake peripheral palisading in invasive carcinoma for a preserved myoepithelial layer. Invasive solid papillary carcinoma with peripheral palisading (pseudo-myoepithelial layer). WashU Pathology & Immunology WashU Medicine Pathology & Immunology Education #breastpath #PathTwitter #PathX

So thankful for Rashmi Tondon sharing her interesting cases with our residents! Temple Pathology super educational! Penn Path & Lab Medicine

#cytoweek pancreatic FNA Classic definition of adenocarcinoma with drunken honeycomb in pic 2, mucin vacuoles in pic 3 and desmoplasia in pic 4 - Samir Amer Kassaye Firde MD Diff Quik stain

“Basaloid” tumors can look amazingly “neuroendocrine” on FNA smears. This liver lesion is a metastatic “Basaloid Squamous Cell Carcinoma” from the patient’s known uterine cervical primary.

Constant motivation from our exceptional attending Dr Israh Akhtar Khan, we are lucky to have you at Temple Pathology

This example of colorectal malakoplakia presented as a mass lesion. The pale pink appearance of the histiocytes is a clue to search for Michaelis-Gutmann bodies. #umiamipath Reference: Am J Surg Pathol. 2020 Sep;44(9):1251-1258. PMID: 32301754.

Finally found the perfect color of ‘robins egg blue’

We don’t stop at making a diagnosis -we want to do more - Specimen:Pleural fluid Diagnosis:Metastatic lung adenocarcinoma (TTF1 positive)pic 3 Immunotherapy possible :PDL1 -TPS >50% (pic4) Cell block good for molecular testing All set for Rx #pathtwitter #whypathologistmatter

🎉 Get ready for an exciting day🎉 Join us for the TemplePath open house on 13th September—don’t miss out! Scan the QR code 👇👇👇👇 #PathMatch25 #PathX

In GI luminal biopsies, amyloid deposition in the muscularis mucosae is easy to miss because the MM is often fragmented and at the tissue edge. Thankfully, the team asked me to exclude amyloid upfront otherwise I may have missed this focus. #GIpath

TRPS-1: IHC pleural fluid Dx breast ca including metaplastic and nonmetaplastic triple negative breast ca(TNBC) Differentiates GATA3 +IDC from GATA3+ urothelial ca Differentiates IDC from adenoCa of nonbreast origin (eg lung, GI, pancreas, etc Differentiates TNBC from melanoma