@AaronGoodman33 Typical cytomorphology is characterized by “blasts” with hand mirror (red arrow, cytoplasm to the side) or pearl necklace (green arrow, small cytoplasmic vacuoles around nucleus) appearance #bpdcn #hemepath #RareDisease #WHOHEME 1/
@AaronGoodman33 Skin and lymph node are most common extramedullary sites of involvement. Skin infiltrate is usually dermal with an appreciable “grenz zone” (uninvolved band b/w dermis and epidermis).. Lymph node typically has diffuse or paracortical involvement #hemepath #WHOHEME #BPDCN
@AaronGoodman33 Bone marrow involvement can be interstitial, nodular and leukemic or a-leukemic. This was an example of a leukemic case @JoeKhouryMD and I published in @BloodJournal #bloodwork bit.ly/3JUBls7 @ASH_hematology #imagebank #WHOHEME #hemepath #bpdcn 3/
@AaronGoodman33 @JoeKhouryMD @BloodJournal @ASH_hematology Here is a summary of the immunophenotype for #BPDCN remember CD123/4/56 …. CD123 is universally positive (fortunately because we target with anti-CD123 for therapy) @doctorpemm .. CD56 may or may not be pos…so don’t be fooled if CD56 is not there. #WHOHEME #hemepath
@AaronGoodman33 @JoeKhouryMD @BloodJournal @ASH_hematology @doctorpemm most adult patients w/ BPDCN have BM clonal hematopiesis even without frank involvement by BPDCN as shown by @MahsaKhanlari @SaWangMD recently in @LeukemiaJnl go.nature.com/3djst34 #hemepath #WHOHEME #CHIP #RareDisease

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Jul 28
One of the difficult aspects of #hemepath training is time management in a high-paced/demanding environment & the ability to multitask effectively while learning a difficult discipline. Every yr I offer our fellows helpful tips I’ve learned so far 🧵👇🏻More tips welcome,pls add 1/
Get rid of paper…
Don’t do anything twice
Take ownership of your cases… they are just as much yours as they are your faculty’s
Use online learning tools… like great #hemepath modules here on @PathElective @KMirza @cullen_lilley
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Jul 13
Just another ordinary day at #hemepathMDA … 🤯
60-70 y/o woman
To all brave #hemepath aficionados how would you classify this case?
Poll and individual high quality images below. Pls comment if you’re feeling particularly brave today, let’s talk new #WHO 😎 ImageImageImageImage
What’s your dx?
Better quality images ImageImageImage
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Jan 8
The story of 1 day in the life of a #hematopathologist… I’m too exhausted to make a fancy educational thread but here are some amazing 🔬 pics for your viewing pleasure. I diagnosed all cases in one day 🤯 only at @MDAndersonNews Happy almost weekend people 🥂 #hemepath 🧵 1/n
Myeloproliferative neoplasm w/ concurrent BCR::ABL1 and JAK2 V617F ..the megekaryocyte morphology is clue to something beyond CML #mpnsm #PathOutPic 2/
BPDCN with perfect so-called “hand mirror” (red) and “pearl necklace” (black) morphology #BPDCN #PathOutPic 3/
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Jan 7
Happy to share our latest paper w/ @SibaElHussein as lead author, out today in @BMTjournal ⚡️Acquired WT1 mutations contribute to relapse of NPM1mut AML following allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplant  rdcu.be/cEuxv #hemepath #leukemia #hemepathMDA Image
WT1 mutations are present in ~7% of de novo AML, are typically Lof mutation involving exons 7-9 of the gene. They frequently (~15%) co-occur w/ NPM1mut & have detrimental impact in this setting, shown by @AkEisfeld and colleagues in  bit.ly/3eWQtXw @LeukemiaJnl Image
We studies a cohort of de novo NPM1-mut AML. 7% had concurrent WT1 mutations at baseline.  22% (15/67) relapsed; 4 (27%) with newly acquired Lof WT1-mut. Illustrated by @furudateken Image
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