Pathologist. Cases posted for interest and education with the pathology community, everything else sarcasm/humor. And the gifs. Oh, the gifs.

United States
Joined December 2017
How medical students think of #pathology in practice vs actual pathology in practice:
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Those pgy1s watching the attendings disagree on a case during consensus conference #pathology #pathtwitter #pathmemes
PGY1s disagreeing on a case during consensus conference
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A new idea to me: Dr. Gorman shares their implementation of a “One Hour Rule” to cap time spent in procedures for ROSE! @cytopathology #CytoPath @TheUSCAP #USCAP2025
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How to choose a medical specialty (from reddit):
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Join us for #Pathology Grand Rounds on Thur., Feb. 27 at 12:30 PM ET as @LizMontgomeryMD of @umiamimedicine presents on cancers of the anus, It’s Time to Talk About the Anus. Dr. Montgomery is also founder of @science_press. @YaleMed @YaleCancer bit.ly/4kgeo4K
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#PathTwitter don’t ask for clinical correlation in your report, find it out for yourself
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the northern lights are incredible
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Hereby daring a pathologist to display this at their next tumor board and start raving about “the pathognomonic staining pattern” until you have all the oncologists nodding knowingly in unison
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High Power Pathology vs. Low Power Pathology: #medtwitter #pathtwitter #pathology
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#pathology #pathtwitter #medtwitter “When you hear hoofbeats, think horses.” Pathology consult services:
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nobody will remember: - your salary - how "busy you were" - how many hours you worked people will remember - mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.
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Importance of X-ray 2 views PA versus lateral view
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Interns are starting work all over the U.S. this week, so I thought it might be useful to suggest a more practical curriculum for initial orientation:
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When you tell your attending the AFB stain is negative and they see bugs on the first field of view #pathology #pathtwitter #idpath
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When you bring your flat’s worth of heme stains to signout on a case that’s stumping you and your attending asks if you had done S100 and a pan-keratin #pathology #pathtwitter #ihcpath
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Me finding out who wrote the previous scan report that missed every single important finding
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I used to do a lot of these. This was a good one imho
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