Food Eponym Fridays! Can you guess this histologic finding? 🤔

It's one of the hallmark findings of a rare lymphoproliferative disorder. What other histologic hallmark features go along with this?

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Food Eponym Fridays!

Pathologists love using food analogies to describe findings. These culinary comparisons make complex patterns easier to recognize and remember.

Today's clues are below. Can you guess this postmortem finding?

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We’re launching a podcast on gross pathology—a first-of-its-kind approach designed to engage auditory learners.

This podcast explores gross pathology in a new way. First 4 episodes are up! Available now on all major platforms. Follow us! https://buff.ly/4fBjwwK

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🔬 Even Santa's checking specimens today! Looks like I'm not the only one on-call this week.

To all healthcare heroes working the holiday shift: THANK YOU!

And to everyone else: may your day be merry, bright, and free of unusual lab results!

Wishing you all a happy, healthy holiday season!

Ever wonder what 'clock face' chromatin looks like? Look for blotchy, dark areas around a nucleus.

This feature, along with eccentric nuclei and paranuclear hof (pale area near the nucleus), are essential for identifying plasma cells in blood films, aspirate, and histologic samples.

In grossing, we often talk about the "money" section - ie. the most important section to take. Here it is for placenta accreta in this case.

Watch the full gross rounds here on placenta accreta spectrum: https://buff.ly/4g7xvLN

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A quick mnemonic to remember Placenta Accreta Spectrum disorders. It's in the name: AIP! Accreta attaches, increta invades, and percreta perforates.

Watch the full gross rounds here on placenta accreta spectrum: https://buff.ly/4g7xvLN

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A (very) quick reminder of the histologic differences between follicles in Castleman Disease vs a reactive hyperplasia.

A bone saw is tremendously helpful for dealing with bone and cartilagenous specimens in the lab.

Does you grossing lab have one?

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A quick review of the submission guidelines for transurethral of prostate (TURP) sections. Let us know if your lab uses another guideline. I heard that some labs use age of patient to determine how many to submit? #pathsky #grossanatomy #pathology

Having a little bit of fun while increasing awareness of the vital role Lab Physicians play.

Stay tuned for more Pathologists in History that will both inform and bring a smile to your day! #LabMedicine #Pathology #pathsky