Aqsa Nasir, MD retweeted
@PurdyStout is currently reviewing applications for APSS Study Stipends (application deadline March 1).
These $3000 awards cover travel and living expenses for 1-month resident away rotations in any area of Surgical Pathology.
arthurpurdystout.com/Stipend…
Aqsa Nasir, MD retweeted
Today's creature feature is E. histolytica. Erythrocytes are green in this PAS preparation, which makes it easy to see ingested erythrocytes inside the organisms. The important thing is to always check in sloughed exudate in injured mucosa. #umiamipath
Aqsa Nasir, MD retweeted
f you are not onto it, endometriosis can be a huge fooler and present as a mass lesion. Worse, the stroma can stain with DOG1! Ouch. #UMiamiPath
Aqsa Nasir, MD retweeted
An unusual #GIPath finding from a GEJ biopsy - ciliated cell heterotopia (/metaplasia?). Per @LizMontgomeryMD/@Voltaggiol’s ‘Biopsy interpretation of the GI mucosa’ - likely incidental. Good enough for me!
Anyone else seen this before? Any other thoughts?
Aqsa Nasir, MD retweeted
50 YO female with unilateral ovarian mass #PathTwitter #gynpath
Aqsa Nasir, MD retweeted
As a @TheUSCAP companion society, we are pleased to announce our #hemepath educational program for #USCAP2023 annual meeting in #NOLA on March 12, 2023 at 10:30 AM CST. Please add PAPS companion meeting 25 to your meeting registration. See our flyer for more details👇
@johnhart20
Aqsa Nasir, MD retweeted
155 slides reviewed several times and here is the ONLY focus of signet ring cancer in this total gastrectomy. #gipath #pathology
Aqsa Nasir, MD retweeted
The PAPS Education Committee is excited to announce a new educational series called “Case of the month”. The submitted cases will be selected by a peer review process and will be available on our PAPS website. Submission guidelines at pap-society.org/case-of-the-… #Pakpath #PathTwitter
Aqsa Nasir, MD retweeted
Fusions aren’t just for sarcomas these days. Turns out this liver tumor is hiding one. Anybody recognize this gem? #LiverPath #GIpath
Aqsa Nasir, MD retweeted
Has anyone seen these Wagner-Meisnerr corpuscle-like structures in the stomach? It is my first! IHC is S100 #pathtweeter
Aqsa Nasir, MD retweeted
Spectacular gastric foveolar adenoma arising in duodenal heterotopic gastric oxyntic mucosa. It even has a bit of high grade dysplasia with loss of nuclear polarity.
Aqsa Nasir, MD retweeted
FSP is accepting posters for the Poster Hall in conjunction with the FSP Annual Pathology Conference on February 17-19, 2023. Residents and fellows can submit and are eligible to win one of the top three awards! To submit your poster visit ow.ly/SKRb50L2yY3. #PathTwitter
Aqsa Nasir, MD retweeted
Members First! With honor, I announce my candidacy for #CAP president-elect 2023-2025. Your concerns are mine. We must be innovative to tackle dynamic issues. Let us communicate, act, and move #pathology forward, to better serve our patients TOGETHER. C:904-707-7688 #pathtwitter
Aqsa Nasir, MD retweeted
Our education committee is happy to announce next webinar on “Challenging Issues in Bladder Pathology” by Dr. Ameer Hamza on Saturday, Sept 24th, 22 at 10 AM via zoom. Dr. Hamza is assistant professor @KUPathResidents
Registration link: bit.ly/3BiYdNS
#PakPath #GUPath
Aqsa Nasir, MD retweeted
Just $50 can feed a family of 4 for about 2 weeks! Please donate! pap-society.org/payment/dona… – at Houston, TX
Around 1200 deaths, and infrastructure loss worth 10B by floods in Pakistan. 30 million people are left with no food and shelter. PAPS requests everyone to help those in need and relieve their grievances.
Please donate to this cause.
URL: pap-society.org/payment/dona…
#PakPath
Aqsa Nasir, MD retweeted
When your antral reactive gastropathy comes with thrombi...
That's a GAVE!
👯Gastric Antral Vascular Ectasia👯
🍉Watermelon on endoscopy
🩸Causes bleeding
🫘Assoc. with renal, liver and connective tissue/autoimmune diseases.
💁♂️Cd61 great helper!
#GiPath #Pathology
Aqsa Nasir, MD retweeted
Liver sinusoidal dilation always raises concern for outflow obstruction, but other causes exist. One of these is oral contraceptive use (pictured), which often causes periportal dilation. bit.ly/3PRWXqA #pathology #liverpath #PathTwitter #PathOutPic


































































