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Her rare cancer in remission, #KidCaptain Gracelyn Springer had a day to remember Saturday at the season-opener for @hawkeyefootball. 💛🖤
ALT Kid Captain Gracelyn Springer waves to the crowd at the Iowa vs. Utah State game.
ALT Kid Captain Gracelyn Springer meets basketball player Caitlin Clark at the Iowa vs. Utah State game.
ALT Kid Captain Gracelyn Springer slaps hands with the Hawkeye football players before the Iowa vs. Utah State game.
ALT Kid Captain Gracelyn Springer gives high-fives to fans at the Iowa vs. Utah State game.
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Hot off the presses! Measures of Fetal Growth and Cardiac Structure in Stillbirths With Placental Maternal Vascular Malperfusion: Evidence for Heart Weight Sparing and Structural Cardiac Alterations in Humans. 2 week FREE access! journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
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Long ago, I joined @Pathology_URMC as the only #Pedipath. I was doing 2-3 peds autopsies/week and had no one to discuss them with. When the emotional burden got bad, I'd go play with the kids of my friends.
This weekend I'm going to the wedding of one of my therapy babies. 🥳
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In addition to being a fabulous colleague, @UVA_Pathology’s Dr. Sara Zadeh is a rising star in #pathology and lab leadership. @Pathologists keep your eye on this one!
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I became a mom (twice!) in fellowship & many people told me I should wait.
To anyone being told they have to put their parenting plans on hold until training is done, don't listen. This narrative is not helpful. We need more representation of parents in training & more support.
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Did you know we have five teachers and one para educator? They all work full-time with our patients and their schools to ensure each child can continue their education while being hospitalized.
Happy National Teacher Appreciation Day to our pediatric educators! 💛
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Lab Week 2023 has begun! We are having lots of fun dressing for 90's music artist day, taking "cell-fies", and playing pin the needle on the vein! #ASCPLabWeek23
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Fetal membranes separation.
This fetoscopic clip shows separation of the translucent amnion from the underlying chorion.
If possible, fetal procedures should be delayed until after fusion of the membranes (usually by 16-18 weeks’ gestation).
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Chronic hemosiderotic synovitis. Note: hemosiderin exists in both synoviocytes and subsynovial histiocytes. Nodular proliferations of histiocytoid cells are not present. But a word of caution. I have seen these features adjacent to classic PVNS. Submit and examine all tissue!
The surgeon sends you a biopsy that she is sure is diffuse tenosynovial giant cell tumor (pigmented villonodular synovitis). But you know better, because it is..... #BSTpath @sm_armstrong8 #bstpath @ahmed_bakhshwin @CCFPathRes
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See below for the
@UIPathology
#USCAP2023 posters and presentations for Tuesday, 3/14!
#PathTwitter #IowaPath
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Congratulations to the new Department of Pathology resident co-chiefs Drs. Allen Choi and Nathanael Christensen!
Normally, I like my donuts heated up in the microwave (for 3-5 sec). But in the context of Hirschsprung disease and endorectal pull-throughs - always a good idea to freeze your donuts!
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You have to see for yourself but this is a place where you are encouraged to follow your interests: research, education, QA, clinical improvement, administration? We will cheer you on and walk many times to the coffee cart.
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Come work in beautiful Charlottesville, VA with the nicest colleagues in the land! #UVAPath has an open-rank position for a general surgical pathologist with subspecialty interest. You can learn more here: uva.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en…
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#placentalpath
Placental pathologists: in your practice, a triploid karyotype plus suspicious morphology (including prominent trophoblast proliferation) is enough to call it a partial mole? Do you consider STR genotyping mandatory, even in this scenario?
Thank you