Ngoc-Nhu Jennifer Nguyen
@patholojenmd
Anatomical Pathology PGY4 @UofT | MD @UMontreal | PARO General Council Representative | @Pathologists Residents Forum Delegate | 🏐🎾⛰️📷
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04-07-2021 21:49:31
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IHC and GPS seem parallel to me. It is hard to imagine life without them. They both help to take us to our destination however, we should know where the destination is. PHOX2B highlights metastatic neuroblastoma in bone of a kid. #CytoPro International Academy Cytology European Society of Pathology (ESP) #cytology
Have you ever seen intratesticular fat? See below the first study assessing the frequency of intratesticular adipose tissue - a potential pitfall when staging testicular malignancies. Supervisor: Dr. Sangoi Ankur Sangoi Stanford Pathology pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39911022/
71 y.o. with a 2 cm testicular mass. What is your diagnosis? Mass General Brigham Pathology MGH Pathology
#GUpath orchiectomy: "intertubular" pattern seminoma (OCT4 on left) 🔪taken (grossly unremarkable) away from larger grossly dominant seminoma uncommonly, PURE "intertubular" seminoma can occur & be a Dx pitfall! ✔️recent study by Seema Kaushal Dr. Sambit K. Mohanty & colleagues
CaRMS match ranking deadline is approaching soon… here is why Pathology should be your #1 choice. ;) Now PGY4 Department of Laboratory Medicine & Pathobiology, and still proud & no regret for having ranked Pathology as my top 1 among other very different specialties I have applied and interviewed in! #PathMatch
current and future #GUpath fellows gathering at #USCAP2025 (sorry Ngoc-Nhu Jennifer Nguyen you couldn’t make it in person! btw I ordered you cappuccino) Stanford Pathology GU🔬family is bright with these young all-stars
Very pleased to share an online piece brought to you by the CAP Personalized Health Care Committee. By Dr. Maria Del Carmen Rodriguez Pena and yours truly. IHC in soft tissue tumor pathology! cap.org/member-resourc… #PathTwitter #molpath #surgpath #BSTpath CAPathologists
Excited to begin my final year of residency in Diagnostic and Molecular Pathology (Anatomical Pathology) at University of Toronto, and honoured to serve as a Chief Resident from July to December. Grateful for the opportunity, and looking forward to continued learning and collaboration!