r/veterinarypathology

I Am Nearly Done With iPad Support for CliniCheck
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I Am Nearly Done With iPad Support for CliniCheck

I’ve been working on iPad support for quite a while, focusing on dynamic window resizing and full orientation support. I’m currently finishing the final testing phase and preparing screenshots before the public release. I hope you will enjoy this update!

In the meantime, if you’d like to follow and support this medical app journey, please: CliniCheck

Thank you!

u/ArrivalPotential2423 — 7 days ago

Neuroendocrine or poorly preserved cells?

Hello everyone,

I have some interesting photos from a FNA from a 10yr M English Setter. The cells are from a 1cm cutaneous mass on top of the tail. It has a draining tract that occasionally opens up and leaks serous fluid. Do these look neuroendocrine with the mostly naked nuclei? One photo is at lower power and has the cells in question circled to give an idea of the cellularity. Unfortunately the color got washed out. It was difficult to find any cells with intact cytoplasm.

The mass is getting removed on Tuesday. I hope the owner agrees to submit to path. Thanks!

u/Cereal_Sock — 7 days ago

Inclusions

Hello, we have an 8 year old MN golden doodle that originally presented for dribbling urine and occasional blood in urine. On exam palpated prominent SM, PS, AND PL lymph nodes. Difficult to get a good sample as patient was very tense. This sample is from the PL LN where there seems to be a population of small lymphocytes but a moderate population of eosinophils as well. Patient is getting full work up, but just curious on your thoughts of these dark basophilic inclusions I found in macrophages throughout the LN FNA. They don't look like bacteria to me and I'm just curious for the sake of learning. Thank you!

u/Cells_underthescope — 7 days ago

For the moderators

Y’all should chill. I posted a pathology report yesterday and simply asked for the findings to be dumbed down for me. don’t understand why this would be removed ? I was NOT seeking medical advice. I just asked for layman’s terms since I’m not an expert - what’s the point of the Reddit page if yall won’t provide your expertise ??????

Thanks to the folks that actually provided expertise in their field for someone seeking a simple explanation

Anyways - that’s my 0.02

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u/DMDluvsSPB — 12 days ago

This is what came back from the FNA on my 3 year old French Bulldog. Could anyone dumb down these findings for me

u/DMDluvsSPB — 13 days ago