Soft tissue pathology - Dr. Montgomery (Hopkins)

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[@donha475]

Halfway in... this is amazing. Thank you

[@loplop02]

Great as always! Thank you very much!

[@tinocasadeitherezo6063]

Excellent presentation! We hope for more!!

[@amalabdelhafez2674]

please indicate clearly the final diagnosis at the end of each case.

[@SandhyaRamachandran]

Just excellent! Thank you so much.

[@priyankamaheshwari5033]

excellent video.pls put more on soft tissues

[@aliceroberts7437]

Great talk!

[@bouhnikdjalil7094]

Thank you so much ☺

[@jennifermoreiradinzey3552]

Thank you so much! This is one of the hardest topics for me.

[@parasapoojanarayani8806]

Great

[@mychocochip]

Great lecture

[@sujathabalija2254]

thank you

[@sujathabalija2254]

great cases

[@itz_flame_ff]

Thanks

[@kazumithumargondalia9171]

Can never be better than this... Learner a lot lot... Beautifully explained and it not enough to thank you....

[@jamesmiller1401]

A fine cast.

[@nazarhussain8510]

Good presentation thanks

[@dbinod]

Can we diagnose clear cell sarcoma without seeing tumor cells cytoplasmic clearing and where there is no availability of IHC?

[@sujathabalija2254]

Nice very rare cases

[@amalabdelhafez2674]

please, for the baby with hepatic mass and elevated AFP. What was the diagnosis?

[@spartalane13]

What was that Rhabdoid tumour? She didn't say what the final diagnosis was

[@dgraham031588]

Extrarenal rhabdoid tumor with INI1 loss

[@TheMkarr]

Dear Elizabeth. The mixed varieties can be very difficult to diff.
Most unfortunate this leaves families in limbo post needle biopsy
& immune reports to be given to the patient.Those were 8 agonizing
week waiting & knowing already what it was in my daughter. I knew grossly palpating
(30 years Surgery/path, what it was. Imagine what I had to go thru being able
to see the fucker at 120x. I thank only God she is alive still. Not good medicine.
I always hated watching from afar & resent pathology even more now I am retired from it.
Cheers to those impressed. It does catch up with us all in the end.

[@bouhnikdjalil7094]

Thank you so much ☺