Dr Wolfe MD

10/01/2025

This image shows a gloved hand holding a freshly cut organ that is shaped like a heart. The tissue appears dark red and moist, with visible blood vessels and internal structures. The gloves are blue and stained with blood, indicating this is from a dissection or processing of animal organs, likely in a laboratory, butcher setting, or pathology environment. The cut organ has a striking resemblance to a symbolic heart shape, even though it is an anatomical specimen.

09/30/2025

Did Charlie Kirk have a Postmortem Exam (aut0psy)?

09/30/2025

All hail the glorious granuloma, a type of inflammation that "walls off" an infectious organism. Granulomas (or more properly 'granulomata') are more commonly seen in mycobacterial (and some other bacterial) or fungal infections, but not really a feature of viral infections.These can be seen in non-infectious conditions as well (such as sarcoidosis).

Their most prominent characteristic is the presence of multinucleated giant cells, which can best be seen on the 3rd slide.

This granuloma is present in the lung, an extremely common place to find them; in Indiana (where there are environmental organisms such as histoplasmosis), it's exceedingly common to find them and it really doesn't have much clinical significance. I'll post my chest xray sometime and you can marvel at the number of granulomas.

09/29/2025

In an extraordinary and disturbing medical case, a physician revealed that surgeons had removed a 2.5-kilogram dumbbell from a patient's body. What makes the situation even more remarkable is that the patient refused to explain or admit how it got there, leaving doctors and onlookers stunned. This case underscores both the unexpected challenges in medicine and the limits of patient disclosure.

09/27/2025

Work and death.

09/25/2025

A 16-year-old girl presented with a 2-month history of cough. Chest radiography showed a well-circumscribed cystic lesion containing another rounded structure, creating a double-domed appearance, at the base of the left lung.
Read the full case details in the Images in Clinical Medicine article "Ruptured Pulmonary Hydatid Cyst" from and medipolunv, at NEJM.org (link in bio).
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09/25/2025

CourtTV do occasionally call me.

09/24/2025

Although this photo has been stolen by other medical pages without my consent, I can assure you that this is my original photo. This small pitcher contains clotted that I removed from within a sac , having produced tamponade and due to rupture of the . . I took this photo in ~2021 or 2022.

09/24/2025

, fallacy.

09/23/2025

09/22/2025

65 year old male.Stomach mass found at .

09/21/2025

Guess the molecule.