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Sanjay Mukhopadhyay

@smlungpathguy
Skeptic, Pathologist
Cleveland, OH
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    Sanjay Mukhopadhyay
    @smlungpathguy
    Jul 28, 2024
    1. Introducing a new thread: super basic lung pathology for PGY1s, with arrows. If you are a PGY1, leave a comment and I will tag you in a future post. A hamartoma is a disorganized mix of overgrown normal tissues (in their normal location) that creates a mass. Good news: they
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    Sanjay Mukhopadhyay
    @smlungpathguy
    Aug 27
    4 pulmonary pathologists in conversation with a pulmonologist: what to p... youtu.be/MEo-SQ01rwg?si… via @YouTube
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    4 pulmonary pathologists in conversation with a pulmonologist: what to put in a pathology report
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    Sanjay Mukhopadhyay
    @smlungpathguy
    Aug 27
    Is this true? I've always wondered how drug names are invented but haven't the slightest clue
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    Adriano Aguzzi
    @AdrianoAguzzi
    Aug 26
    Replying to @aaronmring
    I read that all generic names are invented by two women who have lived their whole lives in the basement of the FDA.
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    Sanjay Mukhopadhyay
    @smlungpathguy
    Aug 27
    #PathTweetAward
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    Dra. Rommie Merino-Alado, DDM🇻🇪🍄
    @Rommiemicologia
    Aug 27
    Trichophyton mentagrophytes complex. It's been a while since I've seen such a lovely curved shaped hiphae
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    Sanjay Mukhopadhyay
    @smlungpathguy
    Aug 27
    #Pathbugs #crittersontwitter
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    Bobbi Pritt, MD
    @ParasiteGal
    Aug 25
    The answer to #Parasite Case 815 is up! Trichuris trichiura, the ‘whip’ worm known of its slender anterior end and thick posterior. Read the full blog post here on how to narrow your differential and make a final diagnosis: parasitewonders.blogspot.com/2026/08/answer… #mayopath #pathology #PathBugs
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