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Was great fun to join colleagues at #USCAP2025 for an Interactive Microscopy Session on Neuroendocrine Differentiation in the Setting of #ProstateCancer #gupath

Deep dive into neuroendocrine neoplasms with Monika Vyas and Raul S. Gonzalez, MD at #USCAP2025 🤘🏻

We had so much fun discussing updates and challenges in neuroendocrine neoplasms for GI tract & pancreas USCAP short course. Best part was the super engaged audience and brilliant questions! Raul S. Gonzalez, MD

Honored to give my first platform presentation! An incredible experience sharing my work and learning from inspiring colleagues. Grateful to my mentor Monika Vyas for their guidance and support! #gipath #bidmcpath #Gratitude #USCAP2025

Dr. Vikram Deshpande Vikram Deshpande highlighting the power of albumin ISH in liver tumor diagnosis BIDMC Pathology JClinPath_BMJ #USCAP2025

Our take on p53 in Barrett’s oesophagus just dropped. We think it’s the best thing since sliced bread. Disagree? Let’s talk. We support 🟡🙂 Monika Vyas Yevgen Chornenkyy BIDMC Pathology The future is now: advancing p53 immunohistochemistry in Barrett's oesophagus and its implication for

BIDMC is now the first hospital in Boston to perform robot-assisted liver transplants, helping donors recover faster. Learn how this cutting-edge technology is helping families and changing lives 👇 bostonglobe.com/2025/03/24/bus…

Letter from PBPS President, Dr. Michelle Reid Michelle Reid MD highlighting PBPS's 10th anniversary 🎉 at USCAP 2025 and updates on upcoming events in Palm Springs, Vienna, Orlando, and Bangkok.

Pathologists - imagine coming into work and having all your slides pre-screened with stains ordered, provisional diagnoses and report all ready. It’s already possible! Excellent talk by Dr. Faisal Mahmood of Brigham and Women's Pathology Harvard Medical School

The latest PBPS Journal Watch (Feb–Apr 2025) is out! Log in to download, read, and track new articles in pancreatobiliary pathology. Check it out here: pbpath.org/current-journa… @Michellereidmd @Olcabasturk @agostinivulajDO Monika Vyas @Navale_pooja @DianaChenfd Claudio Luchini

New Case of the Quarter is here! Explore the case & join the discussion. pbpath.org/case-3-quarter…

From histopathology to cytopathology, Neuroendocrine tumors to ampullary pathology—our Palm Springs course covers it all! Solid & cystic pancreatic lesions, frozen sections, grossing and more. A must for pancreaticobiliary pathology enthusiasts my.uscap.org/app/program/d5…

Pancreatobiliary Pathology Palm Springs Course, May 19–21: 1. Solid and Cystic Lesions of the Pancreas, Dr. Basturk 2. WHO Classification Updates of Pancreatic NEN, Dr. Kim 3. Neoplastic and Inflammatory Lesions of the Ampulla of Vater & Extrahepatic Bile Ducts, Dr. Zen

Come learn Pancreatobiliary Pathology in beautiful Palm Springs! Our society president, @Michellereidmd, will speak on cytopathology and biopsy of solid, cystic, and intraductal pancreatic lesions. Register here: my.uscap.org/app/program/d5… #pathology #PathTwitter #PathX #pancpath

Tackling the tough stuff: Dr. Wang dives into challenges & practical approaches to frozen sections and grossing of pancreaticobiliary specimens at the Palm Springs PBPS session my.uscap.org/app/program/d5… Michelle Reid MD @Olcabasturk Diana Agostini-Vulaj Monika Vyas Huamin Wang, MD, PhD

Incredible engagement and packed microscopes at the PBPS Interactive Microscopy Course in Palm Springs! A big thank you to our faculty and participants for making it a success. #PBPath #PathTwitter #USCAP

A memorable evening of insightful panel discussions and great conversations with faculty and attendees at the PBPS Interactive Microscopy Course dinner. Thank you all for joining! #PBPath #USCAP Michelle Reid MD Olca Basturk Huamin Wang, MD, PhD

I just had a fascinating conversation with Dr. Harshwardhan Thaker, Dr. Vidarshi Muthukumarana, and Dr. Monika Vyas (Monika Vyas) about implementing digital pathology and their experience with Ibex Medical Analytics for prostate cancer interpretation. As part of our upcoming review in the

These images are from an ulcerated reactive duodenal pseudopolyp (ulcer not shown). Curiously, the patient had an orthopedic procedure not long before this sample was obtained. There are multiple foci of hydrophilic polymer in blood vessels within the process. PMID: 27819873.

🚨 Launch Alert! We’re proud to debut a new series evaluating clinical-grade Machine learning tools for cancer diagnosis, starting with prostate adenocarcinoma. Dr. Thaker breaks down diagnosis with the IBEX algorithm: the wins, the flaws, and a granular dive into methods,