High-yield histology: the GI tract
When you’re studying pathology, it’s a good idea to review normal stuff quickly before you get into all the diseases. (more…)
When you’re studying pathology, it’s a good idea to review normal stuff quickly before you get into all the diseases. (more…)
Our new Path Bites book is now available!
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A 52 year-old male with HIV presents with profuse, watery diarrhea of 5 days’ duration. A biopsy of the small intestine is shown here. (more…)
Happy New Year everybody! I hope everyone enjoyed the Holiday season. Now back to work! (more…)
A 52 year-old male presents with abdominal pain and bloody diarrhea which had a gradual onset over the last 3 weeks. He has lost 8 pounds during this period of time. A cecal biopsy is performed, and a representative section is shown here at two magnifications. (more…)
That might sound like “Who’s buried in Grant’s tomb?” or “When was the war of 1812?” but it’s actually a really good question. (more…)
Here’s another unknown case in our small-but-growing collection (you can find other cases here, here, here and here). (more…)
I’m happy to announce a new book in our Study Guide family: Anatomic Pathology Student Compendium. (more…)
Most esophageal carcinomas fall into one of two kinds: adenocarcinoma or squamous cell carcinoma. (more…)
Q. Do you always see dysplasia in Barrett esophagus?
A. Good question! No, you don’t always see dysplasia. You worry about it, but most of the time you don’t see it. (more…)
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