Sweat Gland Tumor Dermatopathology Board Review! 31 Slides - Pathology Dermpath Dermatology

[@JMGardnerMD]

A complete organized library of all my videos, digital slides, pics, & sample pathology reports is available here: kikoxp.com/posts/5084 (dermpath) & kikoxp.com/posts/5083 (bone/soft tissue sarcoma pathology).

[@tinocasadeitherezo6063]

So interestingly and well demonstrated cases. Thank you

[@mgg3734]

Interesting Thank you Dr Jerad Gardner!!!!

[@franciscosimental4930]

Nipple adenoma (41:48) Incredible case, I believe that this entity is underdiagnosed by dermatologists, because we almost always think of nipple dermatitis and psoriasis, also we do not like to take a biopsy of the nipple skin, many times the symptom is intense itching and a slight discharge or persistent scab and the patient uses topical corticosteroids for a long time. To keep in mind.

[@MrGhaznawie]

Great cases and very well presented. Thank you very much.

[@mohammednatiq1139]

thanks sir for your effort, I always recommend your channel to the pathology residents. I was not good in skin pathology, now I become better. when I confronted with skin biopsy, I remember your explanation and try to categorize it. I am proud that I am one of your oversee resident.

[@JMGardnerMD]

Rockstar! Keep up the good work!

[@mohammednatiq1139]

@@JMGardnerMD ❤

[@tinocasadeitherezo6063]

So interestingly and well demonstrated cases! Thank you

[@kenalitsona]

Excellent set of cases. Thanks.

[@Stavrina46]

Serving Sweat gland tumor realness 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@szwalsam]

Brilliant teaching tips, thank you so much.

[@aklilumelaku1525]

Thank you. Great cases!

[@conchacamposmarmol380]

Another amazing session! Just wanted to point out that Mascaró (in syringofibroadenoma of Mascaró) is pronounced with the emphasis on the last "o", not in the "a". I thought you might like to know that.

[@JMGardnerMD]

Thank you! I didn’t realize there was an accent mark on the Ó. I speak Spanish (somewhere between beginner and intermediate level) and have dabbled in French. One of the things I struggle with in Romance languages is remembering when the accent violates the usual rules. I guess that’s why accent marks exist!

[@conchacamposmarmol380]

@@JMGardnerMD Well, actually Mascaró is a Catalan family name (Catalan is the language that we speak in a region of Spain called Catalonia). In any case, it is also a Romance language that developed from modern Latin, and so it has accent marks too (two different accent marks: open and closed). It is wonderful that an English speaker person would like to learn other languages. Congrats!