Dermatopathology Unknown Cases (for Stony Brook Dermatology Residents) dermpath pathology

Video of my virtual slide session for the Stony Brook University dermatology residents on 11/18/21.

If you want to do the cases as unknowns, click the links below for each case to see the digital slides without diagnoses shown. After you've seen all of the unknown digital slides and made your diagnoses, you can then click the link below to see the answers and video explanations.

Unknown cases for Stony Brook dermatology residents (11.18.2021):

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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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[kylaasun]

Hi Jerad, just curious, do you have any familiarity/ knowledge about inflammatory rhabdomyoblastic tumors?? My pathology report has determined that’s what mine is. But there’s very limited research on these.

[lal]

People still use cinnabar? I thought it was a bad idea? there are even documentaries about Queen Elizabeth going a bit loopy towards the end because of the lead in her white makeup and the cinnabar she used as a lip pigment

[abhisheksadhu]

Sir I have neurofibroma in chest and belly all are under skin, moving and soft. Today dr. Said after ultrasound. Sir I am 27 years old with no family history of it. Please Sir is it dangerous? Internet says it increases the chance to cancer and is the tumour comes to skin?