A lymph node. Disrupted architecture? Some extracapsular invasion, maybe?
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Saturday, March 2, 2013
Saturday, May 12, 2012
MD path exam 2012
Slides from MD Path exam held at my hospital.
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| Atrophy? LSIL? More like the former. |
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| The jigsaw in the dermis. A cylindroma from scalp. |
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| The customary storage disease slide from liver |
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| Looks like crumpled tissue |
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| Bone marrow with lot of macrophages |
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| which are devouring RBCs. Hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis. |
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| Skin |
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| Strain your eyes to see the pink granules in between cells. Round fungi, possibly histoplasma. |
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| The proceedings |
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| Hemolysis. History suggestive of microangiopathic hemolytic anemia. |
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| Mixed cellularity Hodgkins |
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| Neuroendocrine neoplasm. Breast |
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| A thyroid well dermarcated thyroid lesion, with pigmented regions |
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| Pigmented medullary carcinoma (!) |
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| Plamsacytoid cells in PBS but with an open nucleus |
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| Plasmablastic leukemia? |
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| Minor salivary gland. Polymorphous low grade adenocarcinoma. |
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| Lymph node. |
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| Lot of macrophages. |
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| Emperipolesis (em = inside, peri=around, polemal = wander about) |
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| Rosai Dorfman disease |
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| Testis FNAC |
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| Tigroid background; large round cells with streaked out chromatin |
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| Classical seminoma |
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