A dramatic example of hepatic amyloidosis! www.innovativesciencepress.com Case by Dr. Elizabeth Montgomery, Clinical Professor, Vice Chair of Faculty Development & Mentoring, Director of Surgical Pathology Fellowship Training Program, Co-Director, Pathology Reference Services, and Editor-In-Chief at Innovative Science Press. You can check out our titles at: www.innovativesciencepress.com info@innovativepathologypress.com 1-703-350-4308/703-340-3198

These biopsies highlight contrasingt features of normal liver and hepatocellular carcinoma. Note the nuclear size differences! There is reticulin loss in the carcinoma. www.innovativesciencepress.com Case by Dr. Elizabeth Montgomery, Clinical Professor, Vice Chair of Faculty Development & Mentoring, Director of Surgical Pathology Fellowship Training Program, Co-Director, Pathology Reference Services, and Editor-In-Chief at Innovative Science Press. You can check out our tit

History: This image is from a fine needle aspiration biopsy of a lymph node in a patient with lymphadenopathy, joint symptoms, and elevated ACE. What is your diagnosis? Answer: Well-formed granuloma characteristic of sarcoidosis. Comment: This air-dried smear demonstrates well-formed granulomata. The histiocyte nuclei are elongated with a shape reminiscent of a footprint. Their arrangement in granulomata have been described as being like a “dance step diagram”. Case pro