Amany Said FRCPATH, PhD

Oxyntic gland adenomas are benign. They can progress and invade the submucosa, at which point they are classified as gastric adenoma of fundic gland type. Endoscopic resection is sufficient treatment, since gastric adenoma of fundic gland type behaves as a low-grade lesion.

@TingZhaoPathdoc Thank you for the update 😊

@AmanysaidP 👍The 2nd photo shows the rhabdomyosarcoma component. I've posted the MyoD1 IHC.

50s M, testicular mass. Diagnosis? Gross photo in the chat. #PathTwitter #PathX @MGHPathology @MGBpathology

#pulmonarypath #crittersonX #pathquiz #pathx Hemoptysis with cavitary lesion Guess the culprit!

60s M, distal urethra. Diagnosis? #PathTwitter @MGBpathology @MGHPathology

Skin colored bump on nose. Diagnosis? Answer ✅ youtu.be/gSk7afKp2m8?si… (pic with trichrome stain just because it's so gorgeous!) 😍 #pathology #pathologists #pathTwitter #dermpath #dermatology #dermatologia #dermtwitter

A cute parathyoid incidentally found in right lobectomy specimen of thyroid done for multinodular goiter. #pathology #endocrine #parathyroid

I may be ugly, but at least I’m benign. What am I? Answer ✅ youtu.be/248j6YXOy6o #pathology #pathologists #pathTwitter #dermpath #dermatology #dermatologia #dermtwitter

52-year-old male presents with a painless, slow-growing subcutaneous mass on his shoulder. A) Spindle cell lipoma B) Dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans C) Neurofibroma D) Myxofibrosarcoma #Pathology #PathQuiz 🔬#DermPath

Last week I came across this beauty! #GIPath #PathTwitter #crittersonX #pathquiz. Duodenum is common site for this. Guess my name!

#PathQuiz 🔬#DermPath A) Basal cell carcinoma B) Spiradenoma C) Sebaceoma D) Merkel cell carcinoma WSI tumourclassification.iarc.who.int/Viewer/Index2?…

@DrDanok @pembeoltulu @_Wondweson64 @DrGeeONE @pepeheffernan @Hiwot__Mehari NET looks to me grade 1.

Cecal Polypoid mass #GIpath

Breast core needle biopsy. Diagnosis? A) Myofibroblastoma B) Myoid hamartoma C) Fibrous mastopathy D) Fibromatosis #BreastPath #Pathology #PathTwiter 🔬dpa-dapa.com/public/display…

This is the H&E from the frozen tissue submitted for IF examined under fluorescent light. In a patient with anemia, thrombocytopenia, high LDH and schistocytes, what is your diagnosis? #DiagnoseThis #RenalPath #PathX

17/n #ECNeph @myadla @dilushiwijay Whats your diagnosis ?

This image shows the prominent intracytoplasmic tubular epithelial crystals characteristic of a subset of light chain proximal tubulopathy cases associated with Fanconi syndrome (normoglycemic glycosuria, aminoaciduria, uricosuria, hyperphosphaturia with hypophosphatemia). The crystals represent precipitated nephrotoxic monoclonal light chains, and unlike cases without crystals, pronase-digested immunofluorescence may be helpful in proving light chain restriction when routine immunofluorescence is negative. Light chain proximal tubulopathy with crystals indicates an underlying clonal plasma cell proliferation, and may be seen in patients with monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance (MGUS), multiple myeloma, or lymphoma. Evidence of light chain cast nephropathy and/or monoclonal immunoglobulin deposition disease may also be present in a given biopsy. #NephTwitter

@JeanHouMD This is harsh with this microcyst formation of the tubules 😅 how did you score it?

Renal Path terms I commonly use as verbs: 1. To "Banff": I "Banff'ed" it and it's TCMR Grade 1B. 2. To "IF/TA": Hey, can you "IF/TA" this for me? So, how would YOU "IF/TA" this case of HIV-associated collapsing glomerulopathy? And what's your favorite color for this? 🤓

This is awesome!