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At once, pretty and frightening

Wow, that's some brisk inflammation! Far more intense than a typical circumcision specimen. Thanks for sharing this case.

Well done! Thank you for this important work. As a pathologist who issues many prostate cancer reports, I would love to see examples of your PCPR reports. Unfortunately, the supplemental information published does not include them.

Or if you don't want to purchase a 21 year old book, just consider taking large-ish sections at the distal margin and shaving a small strip of urothelium at the proximal margins.

Beautiful technique and review of gross anatomy. One consideration from someone who has signed out hundreds of RPs: A more parsimonious approach to the distal and proximal margins can conserve resources and make it easier to localize + margins. See www.amazon.com/Surgical-Pat...

Love it.

An offensive infestation of ads.

Well done, and looking sharp.

This is an old post from Twitter. A few years later, we now have the technology to include "sanitized" PDF reviews for authors and editors to read.

The biohazard folks will be jellin.

So then the question becomes, what year will I leave X/twitter? 2025?

#pathsky. I like it!