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J. Bish

@ENTpathology

Beigetreten Mart 2012
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Natasha Rekhtman MD PhD
Natasha Rekhtman MD PhD@natasharekhtman·
Attending #USCAP26? Don't miss @PulmPathSoc Companion Mtg featuring the all-star cast: Justin Bishop, Andres Acosta, Rex Hung, Jenn Boland: aka #pathology Avengers. No diagnosis left unsolved! [flier brainchild of Susan Armstrong+AI] Delighted to have organized this session!
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Natasha Rekhtman MD PhD
Natasha Rekhtman MD PhD@natasharekhtman·
Just out in AJSP – a paper from our group describing a MAJOR new oddity. Tumors that normally arise in the jaw from tooth🦷precursors (ameloblastoma) – but as lung primaries 🫁! This was a neat collaboration b/w MSKCC, Mayo and UTSW where these cases were encountered independently, and we put our heads together with the help of original contributors and fellows to tackle this puzzle. Time will tell if these are truly exceptional or have been underrecognized. journals.lww.com/ajsp/fulltext/… @JLHornick @ENTpathology @MSKPathology @PulmPathSoc @yro854 @thoracicpath @Path_Matt @SansanoValero @AndreMo77438628
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J. Bish@ENTpathology·
@slusagar Still feels better when it’s called minor
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Ankur Sangoi@slusagar·
when the long list of “minor” revisions feels more like a major revision
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From arppress.org/books/book/67: Nuchal-type fibroma is a benign, highly collagenized soft tissue tumor that occurs primarily in the posterior neck, paraspinal, and interscapular regions of adults. Almost 50% of reported patients have had diabetes. #ENTpath #HNpath
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Happy August! More from (arppress.org/books/book/67): Low-grade nasopharyngeal papillary adenocarcinoma (LGNPA) shows a papillary growth pattern and is associated with an indolent biologic behavior. These are TTF1 positive! #ENTpath #HNpath
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Our Newest Fascicle is Now Available at arppress.org Become a Subscriber and Save! (Subscriber form here: buff.ly/lzCOC0L)
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Hot off the press from arppress.org/books/book/67: Embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma (RMS) is the most common type of RMS of the head and neck; submucosal tumors classically display a “cambium zone” of increased cellularity immediately below the epithelium. #ENTpath #HNpath #BSTpath
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A preview from the new Series 5 fascicle: Tumors of the Upper Aerodigestive Tract, Ear, and Jaw (arppress.org/books/book/67): Granular cell tumor is a benign neuroectodermal tumor that can be accompanied by overlying pseudoepitheliomatous hyperplasia (second image set; not to be mistaken for squamous cell carcinoma). More than 50% of cases of granular cell tumor involve the head & neck! #ENTpath #HNpath
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Bruno Sedassari, DMD, PhD
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I’m still waiting for the IHC results. Neoplastic cells are truly plasmacytoid with occasional vacuolization. SWI/SNF deficient carcinoma is my top 1 diagnostic option.
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