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@MeredithKHerman @Sara_Jiang @KMirza @JMGardnerMD @NRiddleMD @Baskotacytopath @kalishahillmd @ZemplenPataki Yes!! Just seen the photo of the stack. Horizontal eye pieces…

@RAStandish @Sara_Jiang @KMirza @JMGardnerMD @NRiddleMD @Baskotacytopath @kalishahillmd @ZemplenPataki

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@Path4People @GIJamesMD Nice macro pics

Which is which 🤔 #Crohns v. Ulcerative Colitis? #ulcerativecolitis #ibd #gipath #pathx #pathtwitter #medstudent #usmle

@Path4People Yes, I normally describe it and call it focal peptic change.

@RAStandish I’m not sure but you make a good point. I think I personally would just mention the presence of foveolar metaplasia and leave it up to the clinician for correlation

No history is given. Duodenal biopsy. Any histopathologic findings ⬇️ or is it normal 🤷 🤔 ? #pathx #pathologyx #gipath #gastroenterolog #pathtwitter #pathology

@Path4People There is foveolar type epithelium, but without inflammation or other changes, could this ‘peptic change’ be considered a normal variant (esp in D1)?

@Path4People Yes, and… maybe yes!!

@drkeithsiau A smiling delight of a monster!! There is serration but no deep crypt distortion. There is no dysplasia (or malignancy). The HP referred to in previous posts stands for hyperplastic polyp. Somewhat cross-cut. If R-side I would cut levels.

What is this lesion found on colonoscopy?

I will update you all if I discover the preparation…

Thank you everyone.

Anyone know what these beautiful fish scales are? In submucosa and lamina propria. Not birefringent, only weakly refractile…#GIpathology

@leon_metlay @yro854 No surgery, and all round contours - no tangential or longitudinal cuts to suggest filaments.

@RAStandish @yro854 Sort of packed together like fibrils in suture material. Any past surgery in the area?

@IHC_guy @yro854 Not birefringent, and yes some crospovidone - a very common finding alongside microcrystalline cellulose in the GI Bx I see… I think they are probably bead structures from a slow release prep of something.

@RAStandish @yro854 Are they polarizable? Is that (also) a bit of crospovidone in the lower right hand image? A new pill filler?

Given the lack of cellular reaction, could be compressed into rather than embedded within the tissue.

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@RMorrowPath Crinkle cut chips

Well hello there helicobacter heilmannii! #git #pathology

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@CaDxPath Such a rebel…

Solitary liver lesion. No history The IHC markers are SMA and HMB45 I know you're meant to call it PEComa (first three letters capitals, remainder not); but I decided to sign it out as PECOMA (all capitals) That's the sort of rebellious thing you do when you're a pathologist!

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