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Dallas, TX
Joined April 2017
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UTSW GI Pathology retweeted
COLCA2 fusions in sinonasal adenoid cystic carcinoma. Kind of makes you wonder about the keratin positive sinonasal “sarcomas”… 🤔 link.springer.com/epdf/10.10…
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Join UTSW pathology residency's virtual open house on September 2 from 7–8 PM Central Time to learn about our program and chat with current residents! Register here by August 31: forms.cloud.microsoft/r/Pwyu…
#PathMatch #PathTwitter #Pathology #PathX
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Ahmed Younes, our current GI pathology fellow, presenting his USCAP poster on the Clinicopathologic Features Neoadjuvant Immunotherapy in Patients with Hepatocellular Carcinoma @TheUSCAP @GIJamesMD @UTSW_Pathology @SuntreaHammer @Purvago
A great presentation by Dr. Julia Gallardo on Hepatic Epstein-Barr Virus Associated Smooth Muscle Tumors at #USCAP2026. Fascinating insights from their cohort study!
#Gipath #pathology
UTSW GI Pathology retweeted
gastric biopsy from an old man what do you think is going on here? #GIpath #PathTwitter
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Please join us in welcoming our incoming Pathology PGY-1 Class of 2026! We are thrilled to have such a talented group join the team.
We’re honored to be your "home base" for residency. Welcome to the Path family! 🔬✨
#PathTwitter #PathMatch2026 #MedEd #Pathology
UTSW GI Pathology retweeted
Von Meyenberg complexes (bile duct hamartomas) = classic mimic of liver mets on lap & frozens.
• Small, subcapsular, well-circumscribed lesions
• Irregular but bland ductules in dense fibrous stroma
• No atypia, no mitoses
• No infiltrative edge
• Often multiple #GIPath
UTSW GI Pathology retweeted
p53 IHC can help confirm a diagnosis of esophageal squamous dysplasia. In occasional HPV-associated cases, p16 staining is strongly reactive. This example is probably driven by a TP53 mutation. Don't expect the full thickness staining typical of glandular dysplasia.
UTSW GI Pathology retweeted
This week, I learned not only that gangliocytic paragangliomas were reclassified by the WHO as composite gangliocytoma/neuroma and neuroendocrine tumor (CoGNET) - thank you Rhonda Yantiss - but also that they can express CD117/KIT to result in wrong diagnoses on small biopsies.
UTSW GI Pathology retweeted
One of our talented PGY-2s, Mohamed Moustafa, presented a case report on a rare instance of GIST involving the ovary this past weekend at the Texas Society of Pathologists’ Summer Conference.
#PathX #PathTwitter #Pathology #GIPath #PathResidents #PathResEd
UTSW GI Pathology retweeted
Join us for our residency virtual open house on September 9th at 7 PM CST.
Zoom link for the Open House: utsouthwestern-edu.zoom.us/j…
#pathology #pathmatch2026 #pathresidents #PathResEd #pathtopath
What could be this #IHC showing diffuse granular cytoplasmic staining in hepatocyes and small intestinal epithelium? #Pathology #Pedipath @UTSW_Pathology @UTSW_PediPath
Congratulations to our fantastic graduating fellow, @juliagallardo23. 🎉 🎉 🎉
We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Gallardo will be joining us as our 7th GI/liver fellowship-trained pathologist.
#pathology #GIpath #pathX
