Basic Soft Tissue Pathology Cases: Explained by a Sarcoma Pathologist

[@JMGardnerMD]

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[@여행객-z1i]

On behalf of all pathology residents around the world, Thank you SO MUCH! I'm getting so much help from your videos during my B & ST round.

[@donyatohidi-esfahani7816]

Thank you. The hour+ flew by. Always a pleasant classroom to sit in :)

[@gordonchristophertubo3164]

Nice. Thanks master sensei.

[@mohammednatiq1139]

fabulous as usual.

[@ExstasG]

Gastric glomus tumor can expression synaptophysin. This can be confusing and lead to an incorrect diagnosis NET. I had one case.

[@priyankamaheshwari5033]

Can a paraganglioma be confused with NET specially a site is retroperitoneal?

[@JMGardnerMD]

They can both look very similar and sometimes have overlapping immunostains. Clinical scenario can help. retroperitoneal mass with no connection to GI tract and no history would make me think of paraganglioma more than NET.

[@priyankamaheshwari5033]

Thanks again for such an excellent video. Have a small qs, whats the diff bw Glomus tumours and PECOMas

[@JMGardnerMD]

Totally unrelated and they also look very different. Despite the name, PEComa is unrelated to the true pericytes (perivascular modified smooth muscle cells) that glomus tumor arises from/recapitulates.

[@AfrozaMithila]

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[@spiritoforient]

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