Runjan Chetty

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Join Dr. Victor Prieto for: Tumores superficiales de Partes Blandas March 19, 2026 | 11AM EST | 3PM GMT | En español A focused session on practical diagnostic considerations in superficial soft tissue tumors. ¡Webinar en español! 👉 Register: news.diagnexia.com/407B91R #Diagnexia #PathologyEducation

Upcoming French Webinar Dr Soufiane Zakaria Azdad presents: Le pathologiste assisté par l'IA : Transformer la formation médicale et la gestion des connaissances grâce aux outils d'IA avancés March 10,2026 🕐 1PM CET | 12PM GMT | 8AM EST En français Discover how AI tools can support pathology education and training. 👉 Register: news.diagnexia.com/4u5rEht #Diagnexia #AIinPathology #WebinarEnFrançais

Just a few days to go – don’t miss out! Join José A Jiménez-Heffernan for: Evaluación citológica de los tumores cerebrales con énfasis en variantes infrecuentes February 26, 2026 | 11AM EST | 4:00 PM GMT | En español ¡Webinar en español! 👉 Register: news.diagnexia.com/4t5lJrY #Diagnexia #PathologyEducation #LatamWebinar #WebinarEnEspañol

@diagnexia New venue with great speakers and content for practicing pathologists and trainees.

The early bird discount for the Diagnexia Histopathology Symposium 2026 ends in 4 days! 20–21 August | Oxford Pathologists £270 Trainees £170 Use code EARLYBIRD to get your ticket before prices increase. Register now: news.diagnexia.com/4ubA8Un #Histopathology #Pathology

@kriyer68 @diagnexia Pleasure!

@RunjanChetty @diagnexia Thank you so much Prof.

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#Diagnexia #BSTPath #Hemepath #Pathresidents #Pathologists Initiatives like Dianexia truly make a difference in pathology education. Through their webinars in hematopathology and bone and soft tissue pathology, among others ,they are creating meaningful learning opportunities and fostering a culture of collaboration. The fact that they are sharing these webinars openly through their channel is invaluable for residents and pathologists at all stages of training. Education grows when knowledge is shared—thank you for contributing to our community. Thank you Prof @RunjanChetty for sharing with us 💫💫💫💫🙏

We’re excited to welcome Dr David Dorward for this week’s webinar on Mediastinal pathology. Topic: Mediastinal pathology Date: January 28 2026 Time: 8AM EST | 1 PM GMT | 2 PM BST | 3 PM Lusaka | 4 PM Nairobi Access Link: news.diagnexia.com/4qmqlID 🎓 CPD-accredited – earn 1 CPD point by attending live. #PathologyEducation #CPDWebinar #Diagnexia #RichardByersSeries

Early bird tickets are live for the Diagnexia Histopathology Symposium 2026. 📍 Oxford | 20–21 Aug 2026 💷 Save £40 with early bird pricing ⏳Discount only available until Feb 28 Get your ticket now: news.diagnexia.com/49WOzmN #Histopathology #Diagnexia

⏰ 1 DAY TO GO! The next #CooperConference is happening tomorrow, January 14 at 1PM EST! Join Dr. Kumarasen Cooper for an interactive pathology session with digital slides on soft tissue pathology & more. Don’t miss out! 🔗news.diagnexia.com/4p9YR7E #Pathology #Diagnexia

#GUpath orchiectomy: mixed germ cell tumor (GCT) with admixed syncytiotrophoblasts ✔️may account for low serum elevations of HCG but NOT diagnostic of choriocarcinoma elements

@drtimbracey @DrGeeONE @SumantaDas_7 @padmapathology1 @slusagar @glinglerimek @kis_lorand The imaging suggested it was an intrinsic kidney tumour. Hence, a partial nephrectomy was done.

@RunjanChetty @DrGeeONE @SumantaDas_7 @padmapathology1 @slusagar @glinglerimek @kis_lorand Beautiful. It would be nice to see the cross-sectional imaging to see if it’s a retroperitoneal mass infiltrating the kidney or vice versa.

Solitary well circumscribed renal mass. Beautiful amianthoid fibres in this SFT.

@kriyer68 @DrGeeONE @glinglerimek @kis_lorand @padmapathology1 @SumantaDas_7 @vi_monappa @maldovi @GeminiApp Chenille bodies are the clue!!

@DrGeeONE @RunjanChetty @glinglerimek @kis_lorand @padmapathology1 @SumantaDas_7 @vi_monappa @maldovi @GeminiApp Ha ha tough one that!

No flies on this case! Let’s see who gets that connection!

@DrGeeONE @glinglerimek @kis_lorand @padmapathology1 @SumantaDas_7 @vi_monappa @maldovi @GeminiApp The “caterpillar bodies” of clumped fragmented elastic fibres are called Chenille bodies. Chenille bodies are also fuzzy yarn fabric material used for fly fishing, simulating flies that attract the fish.

@RunjanChetty @glinglerimek @kis_lorand @padmapathology1 @SumantaDas_7 @vi_monappa @maldovi No flies on this case, but there are plenty bugs (caterpillar bodies)…is that the connection? I had to use @GeminiApp to understand the idiomatic expression-it was totally lost on me

@kriyer68 @DrGeeONE @glinglerimek @kis_lorand @padmapathology1 @SumantaDas_7 @vi_monappa @maldovi No it’s about flies!!🤔

@RunjanChetty @DrGeeONE @glinglerimek @kis_lorand @padmapathology1 @SumantaDas_7 @vi_monappa @maldovi Easily recognisable leaving no room for diagnostic confusion or error ?

@Markie27070028 @DrGeeONE @glinglerimek @kis_lorand @padmapathology1 @SumantaDas_7 @vi_monappa @maldovi Mmm, good analogy but not quite there.

@RunjanChetty @DrGeeONE @glinglerimek @kis_lorand @padmapathology1 @SumantaDas_7 @vi_monappa @maldovi no flies because the elastic fibers look like larvae?