Basic Dermpath Cases - Explained by a Dermatopathologist
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More basic dermpath cases. I came across all of these random cases during routine dermpath sign out recently. This is a nice sample of the kinds of biopsies (and excisions) a typical dermatopathologist sees in practice. I discuss my thought process for each case.
Entities discussed:
Biopsy site change with aluminum chloride deposition (0:00 & again at 20:00)
Chromoblastomycosis (dematiaceous fungus) (8:45)
Porokeratosis (15:50)
Grover's disease (transient acantholytic dermatosis)(22:55)
Molluscum contagiosum (25:20)
Verruca vulgaris and seborrheic keratosis (29:40)
Demodex mites (36:30)
Many thanks to Dr. Elijah Stiefel for transcribing this video so I could offer closed caption subtitles for the hearing impaired. This video is geared toward medical students, pathology or dermatology residents, or practicing pathologists or dermatologists. Of course, this video is for educational purposes only and is not formal medical advice or consultation.
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This video is geared towards medical students, pathology or dermatology residents, or practicing pathologists or dermatologists. Of course, this video is for educational purposes only and is not formal medical advice or consultation.
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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).
the kindest pathologist in the world who even cares about ticks.
Waawww. Wonderful videos sir 👍👍👍. I wish you were fellow of every subspeciality of surgical path 😆.
This is nice. I fond the case on Chromoblastomycosis particularly educating.
It's one of my favorite entities!
I'm a med student doing a rotation with a dermatopathologist and cant tell you how helpful these videos have been! Thank you and keep making videos :)
So glad to hear it! Check out our mega Dermpath board review. It’s long but you’ll look like a pro if you know about these diseases as a med student! czcams.com/video/Q88yDU-Pyis/video.html
I love to be “thoroughly disturbed!”
Thank you very much, learned about infections and consider SCC as a differential.
Many thanks .very clear and informative.
Great video, thanks!
Very nice and useful. Thank you
Excellent!
Thanks a lot for the video.
Thank you!
many many thanks to you
I want to see a biopsy of severe keratosis pilaris.
Steam train porokeratosis!! Haha Love it!
Thank you sir
Love the cute story of the Demodex family that lived happily in a hair follicle, until some dermatologist came along and shaved the skin off .. sad ending :-D
Great video, Jerad. Is it sufficient to diagnose porokeratosis if only one cornoid lamella is present on the biopsy?
Oh yes. I see only one cornoid lamella all the time. Just depends on how lesion is biopsied. Here are some videos about porokeratosis: Video (short 1): kikoxp.com/posts/4376
Video (short 2): kikoxp.com/posts/4894
Video (short 3): kikoxp.com/posts/4274
Video (short - porokeratosis ptychotropica): kikoxp.com/posts/5061
Regarding Verruca, you did not mention koilocytic change in your video. Do you consider koilocytic change an essential feature or do you sign out a case as Verruca if you see all the other features you mentioned in the video but there is no koilocytic change?
Some verruca have koilocytes but many (Probably most)do not. I do not regard it as an essential feature To make a diagnosis of verruca. I’m going to try to do a more extended video on verruca soon.
@@JMGardnerMD Thank you!
The tragedy of mite family 😂