Incredible thankful for this opportunity to discuss all exciting recent updates in prostate pathology. Histomorphology-based approaches are practical, informative and powerful!
Localized therapies in prostate cancer are new, evolving and the latest hot topic! @ckcding shares what do pathologists need to know!
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And that’s a wrap! 🎉
A fantastic #GUPS Specialty Session at #ECP2026- full house, lively discussion, great science, and wonderful colleagues.
Huge thanks to our speakers, attendees, GUPS leadership & everyone who made today such a success!
#GUPath #Pathology
#PCFRetreat25 @PCF_Science
Prostate Laser Ablation Yielding Directed Optimal Healing: "Play-Doh" therapy
I'm extremely honored to be nominated as one of 40 under forty honorees by ASCP! Please consider voting for me (Cornelia Ding, MD, PhD) to help me reach the top 5! (you can vote once per day through 9/12!)
Vote here: woobox.com/vkvsew
#ASCP #40underForty
Saw this incredible cloud from South of San Francisco yesterday,wondering if that's a UFO 👽
Falcon 9 lifts off from pad 4E in California, delivering 23 @Starlink satellites to the constellation
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So thrilled to join @brady_urology and to work with @allaf_mo and the great team in Urology!
THRILLED to announce @LotanLab 5th Director of Research @brady_urology in footsteps of Don Coffey to transform care & mentor leaders! 1st woman to hold position. Dr. Pienta to serve as Special Advisor to Provost & advance to Director Innovation and Strategy! CONGRATULATIONS!
Thank you so much for mentorship, fun science, and friendship #PCFRetreat24
Our passion for prostate cancer research #PCFRetreat24
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The Department of Pathology of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine invites applications for a full time, tenure track faculty position in breast pathology. See our ad in path outlines:
pathologyoutlines.com/jobs#j…
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Hard to imagine a future without AI pathology:
- outperforms high-quality pathologists
- provides the % of Gleason pattern 3, 4, and 5
Predicting prostate cancer grade reclassification on active surveillance using a deep Learning-Based grading algorithm academic.oup.com/jnci/articl…
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At #CHI2024, we try to do justice to #crowdsourcing by answering this question:
How does GPT-4's labeling ability compare to that of a realistic, well-executed MTurk *pipeline*?
Led by @StevenHe918, we publish our love letter to crowdsourcing: arxiv.org/abs/2402.16795 #LLM 1/🧵
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Black men are at higher risk of prostate cancer and often times have more aggressive forms of the disease.
Dr Sam Washington of @UCSF & Dr. Isla Garraway of @UCLAHealth discuss PCF's new screening guidelines for prostate cancer in Black men on @urotoday
tinyurl.com/mpfvfhr4
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4 Weeks from TODAY!!
Join the @GU_Path_Society Companion Society Meeting #USCAP2024 featuring:
Dr. Sean Williamson @Williamson_SR
Dr. Francesca Khani @FKhaniPath
Dr. Behfar Ehdaie @BehfarEhdaieMD
Moderated by: @LotanLab @FionaMacPath
#gupath #UroSoMe
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Perirenal myxoid pseudotumor of fat was first described in association with renal cell carcinomas. Over time, we have learned that it is incidental. The cells differ in appearance from those in liposarcomas (MDM2 testing can reassure).#UMiamiPath
PMIDs: 30826321. 19525929.
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4th talk in 2 days by @TiansterZhang. Taking us through the evolving landscape of mRCC yesterday and mUC today 💫 #DAVABroadmoorGU @DAVAOnc
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Join us for the @PapSociety Companion Meeting !! Why: Discover valuable cytology insights from expert speakers
Where: Austin #ASCyto23
When: November 17th, 3-5 pm.
@aakasharmand @sza_jhcyto @cjvand @BalassanianRon @Baskotacytopath @PoonamVohra3 #Cytology
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Primary renal carcinoids are extremely uncommon. The characteristic trabecular pattern might be difficult to identify in a needle biopsy. Monotonous nuclei with inconspicuous nucleoli and abundant eosinophilic cytoplasm are helpful diagnostic clues. Nice weekend everyone!
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Bladder carcinoids are usually small and have a tubular/glandular architecture that could mimic adenocarcinoma. The overlying urothelium with cystitis cystica glandularis/hyperplasia is characteristic. #GUpath
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This lamina propria proliferation shows perineurial differentiation (perineurioma). These are incidental and benign. Usually the EMA is weak (someone made it more prominent using Photoshop). #UMiamiPath
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This year Dr. Rohit Mehra was one of 1,000 physicians recognized in 96 specialities with only 6 pathologists named in @Hour_Detroit's Top Doctors list. Congratulations, Dr. Mehra! michmed.org/57Pw2



















































