Skin Adnexal Tumors: Dermatopathology Unknown Cases

[@JMGardnerMD]

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[@mohammednatiq1139]

Dear Dr. Gardner, I have been watching your teaching videos. They are simple, clear, learning and amazing. Thank you for your great effort and contribution to the pathology. God bless you.

[@logancosta6819]

Entities discussed: 1) Sebaceous adenoma - 00:00 2) Sebaceoma 7:38 3) Sebaceous carcinoma - 13:16 4) Trichoepithelioma - 21:02 5) Desmoplastic trichoepithelioma - 31:15 6) Microcystic adnexal carcinoma - 43:38 7) Trichoblastoma - 50:09 8) Pilomatrixoma - 57:21 9) Trichilemmoma - 1:06:22 10) Trichofolliculoma - 1:19:06 11) Digital papillary adenocarcinoma - 1:31:03 12) Syringocystadenoma papilliferum - 1:42:55

[@JMGardnerMD]

Thank you!!! I’ll add that to the description with credit to you! Your help is greatly appreciated.

[@logancosta6819]

@@JMGardnerMD I`m glad to help. Thanks for your vídeos! They are a great complement in our studies

[@kazumithumargondalia9171]

I must say u are the best professor with so clear concepts.. after hearing you... I started reading the way u teach... Huge respect.. thanks again...

[@helenajenkinson123]

Thanks, Dr. Gardner! So wonderful to have such great lectures available online during the pandemic.

[@hinatariq5304]

showing slides like this and discussing online is much more useful than presentations.. summary of some important points at power point is a good idea...

[@joshuafox1710]

Thank you Dr. Gardner. Please keep up this excellent teaching!!

[@elle-e3408]

Thank you Dr Gardner for the lectures! Very concise, and I love the jokes, analogies and mini side-stories too. Sending lots of gratitude from Singapore!

[@manojkahar7242]

Excellent Lecture on selected entities of Skin Adnexal Tumors. Very useful practical tips given during the lecture to diagnose these tumors. The teaching during the entire session is absorbing. Too good. Thanks a lot for preparing and delivering such a wonderful lecture.

[@maisamomessodequintal8493]

Thank you very much for making it public!

[@mhdqr897]

Those long videos are the best Keep up the great job 👍🏼🙏

[@KS-oq8zd]

Thank you Dr. Gardner! This is priceless! Thank you for what you doing!:)

[@mcgama88]

Arriving to a place, as a grateful student....it has so chanced I feel much more able to define multiform lesion at molecular toolbar. As I first observed chevron to palisade from your work as lecture within comparison via Univie Linear Fold model template. I humbly thank you for the effort, superb review that I hope will allow me to gain substance as I build dose chemistry. In my recent writing, I have quoted your words and further, my citation as a student to a "giant of medicine.". Personal from my hand, Mark McGary, Washington State Member by available log in, "Royal Society of Medicine".

[@yasirmohammedali]

Hello doctor ... So kind of you to teach us, thank you so much

[@emanmostafa7886]

Thank you so much Dr. Gardner, this is an amazing session.

[@khangle7480]

It's a very great and beautiful job of you. I have found it very practically helpful. Thank you so much. Please keep doing such an amazing work!

[@chiomaede9937]

Excellent explanation and differentiation of the hair follicle neoplasms, thanks Dr Jerad

[@iacp106]

Very informative! Our institution doesn't have that much of adnexal neoplasm slides.

[@divyamadhala4117]

Thank you for the brilliant presentation 👍👍👍

[@manarm8704]

Thank you sooo much Dr.Gardner

[@niallicious]

@13:16 on low power superficially the sebaceous carcinoma looks like it has a circumscribed border, would you say there are areas of minimal/early invasion in this case? I note there is an associated chronic inflammatory infiltrate at the border of this tumor and a bit of irregularity to the edge. Perhaps you could annotate the slide where the border is starting to become invasive?

[@shiromipathiraja]

Thank you very much.please do some lectures on recent updates of soft tissue rumours.from Sri Lanka.

[@shamoliyasmin699]

Thanks a lot, Dr Jerad

[@ahteshamulhaq6425]

Very nice and informative

[@dgbrackett]

Superb video! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@Lokinenivenugopalrao]

EXCELLENT, VERY INFORMATIVE...POST SUCH VIDEOS DR JERAD GARDNER ....FROM INDIA

[@nataliagorbokon2925]

Thank you very much! It was very useful.

[@emanolwan9965]

Thank yoy doctor, you actually simplify dermatopathology

[@tamilarasirenganathan8243]

excellent teaching!!!

[@kazumithumargondalia9171]

Thank you sir.... This is something I want to gulp down...

[@sowkathossain4355]

Thank you very much sir for your nice discussion

[@pathologysimplified2821]

Sir can you make video on primary cutaneous cribriform apocrine carcinoma and cutaneous secretory carcinoma

[@JMGardnerMD]

Not sure if I have good examples of either of those entities. But maybe I’ll track them down eventually.

[@1982ayesha]

Hi Jerad , excellent tute. Thank you. Regarding the last case. if the syringocystadenoma occurs with nevus sebaci...s what should we call it in exam as a bottom line. Thanks

[@JMGardnerMD]

On exam I don’t know. But in my pathology report I say “syringocystadenoma papilliferum, arising in nevus sebaceus”

[@sabeikaraza4071]

Brilliant video

[@Sentinella911]

My KZbin app loads your videos but only with audio, no images! 😟

[@jurgitaleskauskaite1415]

Thank you

[@malinigoswami8526]

Awesome 👍

[@annak628]

Thank you SO much!

[@olakh932]

Thank you dr.

[@reshmaraju1223]

Thankyou so much sir

[@ps1365]

Can every pathologist join this? How can we join? 😊

[@JMGardnerMD]

This was an invited lecture I gave for McGill dermatology department. I’m looking into options for doing a public session like this.

[@saeedhesaraki8796]

Great

[@triad6425]

Hahaha

[@nouredinnnne]

Thank you