Department of Pathology, Division of Gastrointestinal and Liver Pathology at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.
Baltimore, MD
Joined October 2014
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Context is everything! Radiation-associated epithelial atypia can be treacherous 😱! Learn the latest from @JBirkness (PMID: 36495943) and other incredible expert pathologists at our 25th Annual Johns Hopkins GI/Liver Pathology CME Course (virtual!) hopkinscme.cloud-cme.com/cou…
ALT Esophageal HG squamous dysplasia (multifocal, and the patient developed SCC) contrasted with acute radiation esophagitis (biopsy taken <1 week after last radiation session)
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Register now for the Maryland & DC Society of Pathologists Spring Conference 🔬
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You possess the power to change your thoughts. It is the greatest power - the power to choose. #BobProctor
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Evaluation of fine‐needle core biopsy specimens for pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma: Diagnostic utility and helpful histological features - Gonzalez - Histopathology #gipath #pancreas @RaulSGonzalezMD onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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💡Highlight the upcoming #GYNPath session this Sunday (4/14) at 7 PM ET! Dr. Deyin Xing from @JHUPath will talk about Mesonephric Adenocarcinoma and Mesonephric-like Adenocarcinoma, covering the concepts, diagnosis, and histopathological origins. Host: Dr. Jing Di @JD_path
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The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Department of Pathology has an unexpected opening in the Genitourinary Pathology Fellowship for July 1st 2023-June 30th 2024. Details below. 👇
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Not so common to see lymphocytic gastritis- this was olmesartan-related! You can also see this with HP, celiac dz, other meds (NSAIDs, checkpoint inhibitors, ARBs, SNRIs). Check out @DrBobGIPath's great review on gastritis patterns for more PMID: 33382486 #GIpath @Hopkins_GI_Path
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This burned-out hepatic granuloma represents a gumma in a patient with tertiary syphilis. Want to learn more about the histopathology of hepatic syphilis? Check out this case series by @DoktoraMalvar: bit.ly/3zag75J #pathology #liverpath #PathTwitter #PathOutPic
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There is still time to register for our virtual CME course. See you this Sunday at the Zoom Q&A! hopkinscme.cloud-cme.com/cou… #gipath
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Collagenous Colitis at its very best (worst); one won't need a Trichrome!! @gero
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The rare and paradoxical IL17 inhibitor-associated "IBD": a topic I am tackling in @Voltaggiol's GI/Liver Path CME course this year @hopkinsgipath! Here is a colon biopsy from a teen w psoriatic arthritis on IL17A inhibitor with colitis and granulomas. PMID: 32719044 #GIpath
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15 cm mass in a young person. This spectacular desmoid tumor (fibromatosis) offers it all: stromal microhemorrhage, nodular fasciitis-like areas, myxocollagenous foci and even keloidal collagen. @Hopkins_GI_Path #GIpath
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Note the two lateral alae (alae means wings but they look like spikes).
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Join me this Saturday at 2pm at the Barnes and Nobel on the Johns Hopkins undergraduate campus for a book talk on our new book, A Scientific Revolution: Ten Men and Women who Reinvented American Medicine. @Pegasus_Books
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A visually striking lobular breast carcinoma cell with multiple nuclei surrounding an intracytoplasmic mucin vacuole. Most of the malignant cells in this pleural fluid specimen were much smaller, blending in with background mesothelial cells and histiocytes. #cytology #cytopath
