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theoddvet · 8 days
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Time for another appreciation post for sarcomas because I came across a mother of one the other day:
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1 - a relatively normal cancer cell with a prominent nucleolus (dark dot in the middle of the slightly lighter oval)
2 - a cancer cell showing an increased cell size and a large nucleolus
3 - a cancer cell who decided to become a beast with significant karyomegaly and a huge nucleolus
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1 - a relatively normal cancer cell
2 - a super large beast with four nucleoli
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1 - a normal sized cancer cell
2 - a cancer cell with two large nuclei of varying sizes (so a binucleated cell with karyomegaly)
3 - a cancer cell with karyomegaly and a large nucleolus
4 - me on an average monday
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lizziedoesvetpath · 2 months
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Multinucleated Giant Cell Appreciation Post
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vetisntdead · 2 years
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"If it walks like a duck and talks like a duck..."
"Yeah, but the fuck up is, that is not a duck."
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a-jar-of-paper-stars · 9 months
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long time, no see
Wow, I haven't been on tumblr in a very long time. Fourth year really ate up all of my energy and I have neglected a lot of things in my life that make me a little bit more sane.
I started my pathology residency about a month ago and it so far is going well! Since pathology is a reading-driven specialty, I find my brain wandering off. The last time this happened to me, I was struggling to study for the MCAT, which brought me back to tumblr.
So hi. My name is Liz. I am a PGY-1 resident in pathology. I love to mentor other students so please feel free to ask me anything! I post a lot on my medstagram account @lizzy.study but my longer posts are always reserved for tumblr.
Right now, I really need to read this surgpath book.
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uptomyeyebrows · 4 years
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Sometimes they die
I know it's not the same as families, or front line folks, but we know those patients too.
I wrote your name 15 times the first time we saw you, making the training set of films, hoping you'd get treatment and get better.
We kept an eye out for you, memorized your cells, looked at your file with a certain fondness.
You were gone for a while. Getting better? At the children's hospital? Home on hospice?
But you came back, and it looked worse. Trending down. On call doctor not even surprised at your critical results.
And then the samples stop. Maybe the doctors tell us you're gone, maybe they don't and we keep wondering.
All we knew of you was some blood in a tube, but it still breaks my heart to know that you've gone for real.
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pathologybrainiac · 6 years
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Darth Vader helps us to remember all complications of myocardial infarction!
D-Death
A-Aneurysm of the cardiac ventricle
R-Rupture (free ventricular wall, septum or papillary muscles)
T-Tamponade
H-Heart failure
V-Valve disease
A-Arrhythmia
D-Dressler’s syndrome
E-Embolism (mural thrombus)
R-Regurgitation (mitral valve)
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pathologising · 3 years
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hi! :3 do u have any blog recs of other people who are into forensics n pathology, or medical stuff in general? xx
i only know @/congenitaldisease on here for a forensics/oddity based blog tbh??? a lot of people on here dont really do much educational shit its just cringe weirdos posting gore to act hard with no educational or informitive bases behind any structures or anything and its like :/ ok LOL that or like -_- all of the shit that IS posted is so ...like “hurr durr look at these drawings made by a SCHIZO oaoOAOAOAO so SPOOKY” and som of the shit posted is literally factually incorrect LOL !!!!!!! u can look in #medblr and #pathblr for stuff but its usually people posting abt studyblr type shit n not actual informative stuff. if u want educational/interesting stuff i recommend following pathologists and medical doctors on twitter ! pathtwt and grosspath twitter r poppin!!!
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theoddvet · 1 month
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Found this absolute monster of a (suspected) dermal melanocyte in the middle of a chromatophoroma in a bearded dragon.
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lizziedoesvetpath · 8 months
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Necrosis of the pyramidal neurons
The classic necrotic neuron is the "dead red". Shrunken, angular, and hypereosinophilic (red) with a pyknotic nucleus, scattered dead neurons can be associated with a wide range of neurologic disease. Necrosis of the pyramidal neurons in the hippocampus is commonly associated with seizure activity, particularly in the CA2 and CA3 regions. Whether this necrosis is the cause or effect of the seizure activity is not always entirely clear, although it is typically attributed to the abnormal electrical activity and hypoxia associated with seizures.
(embroidery by @lizziedoesvetpath)
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vetisntdead · 2 years
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When you get brand new slides from the lab and the fumes from the cover slip glue hits you right in the nose
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theoddvet · 6 days
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42 days until my exams start and I feel like I am pouring water into a colander with how much information is actually staying inside my brain.
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lizziedoesvetpath · 11 months
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lizziedoesvetpath · 1 year
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Fun pathology things: spending the better part of 1.5 hours carefully sectioning and sampling an equine brain and spinal cord. I am going to get a diagnosis on this horse if it kills me (and it might)
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lizziedoesvetpath · 8 months
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My two new best friends are here... I guess this starts the countdown to Phase 1 😬
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