A 44 year-old male presents with a several-week history of progressive weakness and visual changes. His family has noted a personality change over the past few months. An MRI shows multifocal, non-enhancing lesions involving the cortical white matter. A biopsy of one of the lesions is shown here. (more…)
People have been sending in photos of themselves in their Pathology Student t-shirts – and it’s so cool to see the shirt (and the people!) in such different places, doing different things. (more…)
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I’m really excited about our new t-shirt! It was a long time in the making – with lots of help, advice, and voting from medical students, dental students and our Facebook community. (more…)
I just realized that it’s been four years (and one day) since I started this blog! (more…)
I’m happy to announce the arrival of the last of our three Pathology Student Compendia: the Hematopathology Compendium. (more…)
Myelodysplasia (MDS) is often thought of as “pre-leukemia.” Which is kind of misleading, because only some cases of MDS go on to become leukemia; others stay the same and never progress. (more…)
I got wind of this website and its very cool review of PathologyStudent on Twitter, and I thought, I have to share this with everyone. Because first of all, it looks like a really nice resource for medical (or other) students. (more…)
Check it out: we’re now on tumblr. It’s kinda cool because you can just scroll through photos – and click on whatever looks interesting. (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…)
Check out our shiny new Facebook page!  If you’re logged in right now, you’ll see our stream in the Facebook box over on the left. (more…)
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