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Florid Mesothelial Hyperplasia can be an important diagnostic pitfall

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#Parasite Case 746 answer: Onchocerca volvulus. Onchocerciasis is an important preventable cause of blindness. See further discussion here: parasitewonders.blogspot.com/2024/04/answer…. Thank you Idzi Potters and @ ITMantwerp! #mayopath #pathology #CrittersOnTwitter #PathBugs

Pathology Board Game Night! It's great to see our residents, fellows, and PAs taking a break from work to enjoy each other's company. Embrace the balance between work and leisure! Casey Vieni Chuan Chen, MD PhD Yi Zhu, MD PhD

Sometimes you are able to share everything you love and treasure in one single shot. My ❤️ space ⁦Mayo Clinic Pathology⁩ ⁦@MayoClinic⁩

Pathology Pet Show 2024! Everyone won a unique prize 🏆🏆Special thanks to AP Joy Team, DLMP GME Well-Being Committee, leadership and supporting team. Thank you all for your participation 🎉🎉

Check out the resources MatchToPath offer matchtopath.com We are here to support your success #MatchToPath #PathTwitter 🔬🔬

Unexpected in pt with HIV: High suspicion required to pick up IgG4-RD

LM: extensive interstitial inflammation & fibrosis.
Numerous cells +++ for both IgG & IgG4.

Background fibrosis was a giveaway.

Dx: IgG4-related renal disease

45-yr with HIV, under control, rise in Cr to 4.

Be sure to check out Idzi Potters explaining the diagnostic features of this and our previous cases!

Dr. William Mayo and his wife Louise mortgaged their home to purchase the first Mayo Clinic microscope, similar to this one; Medical Laboratory Professionals Week, April 14-20, 2024.

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Learning from my wonderful colleague and thymoma guru Anja Roden Mayo Clinic Pathology Anatomic Pathology Grand Rounds today! MC Aubry, MD Melanie Bois joanneyi Joe Maleszewski, MD

April 14 marks Pathologists’ Assistants Appreciation Day. Let’s raise a virtual glass and celebrate the contributions of our incredible PAs. Your dedication helps ensure accurate diagnoses and the best possible patient care. Your commitment to excellence makes a difference!

Jaylou M. Velez Torres, MD 🇵🇷 Philippe Stephenson, MD Tania Labiano Pepe Jiménez Heffernan This is an important Paracoccioides mimic. It is actually Cockeromyces, a nonpathogenic finding. See: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…

The answer to the #Parasite Case 744 is now up: Mansonella perstans. See further discussion here for the key ID features: parasitewonders.blogspot.com/2024/04/answer…. Up next – the skin microfilariae! Thank you Idzi Potters and @ ITMantwerp. #mayopath #pathology #CrittersOnTwitter #PathBugs

Here’s an amazing case of 2 different microfilariae species in blood from Idzi Potters and ⁦⁦Institute of Tropical Medicine Antwerp⁩ . Can you tell which microfilariae are present? Patient is from Cameroon. Answer here: parasitewonders.blogspot.com/2024/04/answer…

Gleason 2+2 eclipse score @Mayo today. Our GU pathologists are no practicing safe viewing!

Happy #WorldHealthDay . Grateful to ⁦World Health Organization (WHO)⁩ for vaccine development & equitable delivery.
❤️ miraculous plasma cells ⁦
The power house of antibody production, stewards of homeostasis. #pathtwitter ⁦Mayo Clinic Pathology⁩ ⁦Tiffany Caza⁩ ⁦⁦Renal Pathology Society⁩

Great to see again my Japanese colleagues who are interested in IgG4-related kidney disease! Drs. Saeki, Mizushima, and Kawano at the 5th International Symposium on #IgG4 -RD in Milan. Exciting to see progress in understanding this disease! IgG4ward #renalpath Mayo Clinic Pathology

Intraoperative pathology consultation is a cornerstone of excellent patient care; Gary Keeney and John Cheville partner with clinical and industry leaders to design the future of frozen section pathology at Mayo Clinic.

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What is 'onion-skin'? Due to the concentric proliferation of smooth muscle cells, the arterioles have an “onion skin” appearance. It is an adaptive response of arterioles to severe (“malignant”) hypertension. The red arrow shows the narrowed lumen. The EM image = wow #PathTwitter