25 April 2019: Textbook Updates

We have posted updated reviews of the following topics:

• Chemistry > Toxicology - general by Derek B. Laskar, M.D.
• Mandible / maxilla > Nonodontogenic cysts within bone and oral mucosal / oral cavity > Surgical ciliated cyst by Anthony Chi, M.D., Ph.D.
• Skin inflammatory (nontumor) > Lichenoid and interface reaction patterns > Graft versus host disease by Ohoud Aljarbou, M.D., Senior Author: Omar P. Sangueza, M.D.
• Stains > Succinate dehydrogenase (SDHB) by Mir Alikhan, M.D.
• Stains > T cell leukemia / lymphoma protein 1 (TCL1) by Zhihong Hu, M.D., Ph.D., Senior Author: Sa A. Wang, M.D.

We have added new images to the following topics:

• Parasitology > Cutaneous / subcutaneous / soft tissue > Toxocara gross and micro images contributed by Bobbi Pritt, M.D.
• Parasitology > Gastrointestinal (not liver) > Hymenolepis nana micro images contributed by Bobbi Pritt, M.D.
• Parasitology > Hepatobiliary > Echinococcus micro images contributed by Bobbi Pritt, M.D.

23 April 2019 : Subscribe to our promotional e-mail

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19 April 2019: Book Publishers > Amazon

We are excited about our new strategy of working more closely with pathology publishers to promote their offerings, instead of relying primarily on sales through Amazon.com. We hope to be better able to provide information about all books of interest to pathologists.

17 April 2019: Subscribe to our Case of the Month Email

Please sign up for our new Case of the Month email (formerly Case of the Week). It is sent out once a month, contains an interesting pathology related case with images, and a short discussion that can be reviewed in 5-10 minutes. Please click here and scroll down to the bottom of the page to subscribe. You can also subscribe by entering your email in the Footer, located at the bottom of each page.

Below are some images from April's Case of the Month:

You can view the actual April 2019 Case of the Month (Case #478) here. 

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15 April 2019: Industry News Updates

Check out our Industry News page. We have updated it with the following articles from:

• AdvantEdge Healthcare Solutions - In-House Billing or a Billing Service 
• Vachette - Michigan BCCCNP Rates Receive Another Bump  
• Vachette - Missed Appeals, Bad Write-Offs and More From Our Latest Audit Roundup 
• Vachette - MIPS Payment Adjustments Not Appearing as Expected on 2019 EOBS 

15 April 2019 : New Mystery Case

We have posted a new Mystery Case on PathologyOutlines.com!! Can you guess the diagnosis? #pathology #patholgist #ovary

9 April 2019: Case of the Week is now Case of the Month

The Case of the Week is now Case of the Month.

We accept straightforward (i.e. not controversial) cases with good educational value that pathologists may occasionally encounter in practice and that can be diagnosed with a few H&E photos. Cases that are rare at a particular site are best sent to a journal. 

To submit a case of the month, first check our website for a similar case (review cases by diagnosis), then email the clinical history, diagnosis, images with excellent quality and the name of a second pathologist who confirmed the diagnosis to Nat@PathologyOutlines.com. Typically we write the discussion.

Our editorial board will then review the case, and we will notify you if it is accepted or not.

In May, we plan to start a Weekly Image Quiz, featuring an image with a multiple choice question and a link for more information.

Thank you for your continued support. We look forward to receiving your interesting cases.