It’s July again, so I figured now would be a great time to do another “new resident unknowns” video.
Last year, I focused on deep soft tissue tumors, so this time around I’ll discuss three entities that tend to arise in the skin and subcutaneous fat. Also, to fight a certain stereotype about soft tissue tumors, none of these cases are “spindle cell lesions”. If you are interested in that, you can check out my last video series.
In the first case, I’ll also go over a systematic method for approaching and describing unknown cases. I recommend all new residents develop some sort of organized approach - its a good way to organize and communicate your thoughts and you’ll be less likely to avoid missing something important.
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Digital Slide: kikoxp.com/posts/27919
Additional Case:
kikoxp.com/posts/9778
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Reference:
1. Lindberg, MR. Lobular capillary hemangioma. ExpertPath. Elsevier. 2023.
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Note: This video is for educational purposes only and is not formal medical advice or consultation.