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12/31/2025

2025! 🪩 It's been REEL fun, so here's a compilation of bloopers and outtakes from the year💃🕺Can't wait to keep laughing through residency in 2026!

Here's a look back at some of the research, conference, and academic pursuits of our residents this past year! 🤓🔬       ...
12/22/2025

Here's a look back at some of the research, conference, and academic pursuits of our residents this past year! 🤓🔬

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Happy holidays to all the residents who participated in the annual resident white elephant gift exchange (whether your g...
12/16/2025

Happy holidays to all the residents who participated in the annual resident white elephant gift exchange (whether your gift was legit or a gag) and our annual resident holiday party! 🎁🎉🥳

12/01/2025

November! 🦃 This month flew by with conferences and sightseeing around the country, our annual department Thanksgiving potluck, happy hour on the water, new babies (human & canine!), renaissance fair fun, cytopathology shenanigans, and much more! We hope everyone enjoyed the long holiday weekend to close out November!

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Hello it's time for our November case of the month! This month we have a 24 year old woman presenting with a cystic lesi...
11/30/2025

Hello it's time for our November case of the month! This month we have a 24 year old woman presenting with a cystic lesion of the left o***y on ultrasound undergoing a unilateral salpingo-oophorectomy. The histology findings are attached above, what do you think? Did blocks get switched cause it doesn’t look like o***y!​ 🫢😱😱😱😬😳
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This is a mature cystic teratoma! These tumors display growth of different mature tissues like skin, hair,
teeth, cartilage, etc. But, some cases show more uncommon findings like this one! Though skin with
adnexal structures are present we also see a focus of thyroid (Image 2 and 3) along with neuroglial tissue
(image 3 and 4). These findings are important as the patient may need thyroid function tests due to
potential ectopic production of thyroid hormone. In addition, screening for the presence of anti-NMDA
encephalitis is needed as some patients with brain tissue within teratomas will develop an autoimmune
condition affecting their own native brain tissue. Thanks for reading!​

ASCP! 🔬🧫 Congrats to our residents that presented posters and our faculty that hosted an educational session at ASCP thi...
11/26/2025

ASCP! 🔬🧫 Congrats to our residents that presented posters and our faculty that hosted an educational session at ASCP this year! The self-driving car ride was ALMOST as cool as our presentations 🚙🤖

Last week we started the holiday festivities early at our annual Pathology Department Thanksgiving potluck 🦃Shoutout to ...
11/25/2025

Last week we started the holiday festivities early at our annual Pathology Department Thanksgiving potluck 🦃Shoutout to Dr. Spruill for the expert turkey carving! 🍗🍎🥔🍽️

People have been aSKINg if our residents do research… here’s a couple of our sMART1 residents who knocked our SOX off an...
11/21/2025

People have been aSKINg if our residents do research… here’s a couple of our sMART1 residents who knocked our SOX off and recently went to Baltimore for a conference! Congratulations on presenting posters at !

11/03/2025

October! 🎃 What a month! We had our resident retreat at the beach, attended NAME in Kentucky, played games for wellness, enjoyed the fall Charleston weather, and embraced the Halloween spirit by painting and carving pumpkins, dressing up as attendings on Halloween, and having a resident Halloween party!

Happy Halloween from MUSC Pathology! 🎃
11/02/2025

Happy Halloween from MUSC Pathology! 🎃

10/31/2025

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