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MSK PATHOLOGY INITIATIVES INNOVATIONS REVIEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS THE CYTOLOGY SERVICE AT MSK 1ST QUARTER 2018 consulting individuals the knowledge of) receiving glass slides. Some simple consult cases in which the patient later that their information has been received. means to review digital consult slides seeks care at MSK. Reports will be This enhancement in communication already exist; remote hosting sites generated through CoPath as usual, does nothing to speed the receipt at other institutions or in the cloud and the current billing process for glass of the slides, however. To improve already provide access to digital cases, slide consults will apply. this aspect requires the use of digital and many of us have been asked to The efforts to identify a consult pathology, such that scanned slides can provide opinions on these types of portal vendor, establish the interfaces be transmitted electronically, almost in cases. However, this remote viewing with CoPath and online systems, and real time. Under the leadership of Dr. option has a number of drawbacks: vet the security issues have consumed S. Joseph Sirintrapun and the clinical the connections can be slow, resulting nearly a year of work, but the plans are COMMENTARY informatics team (see separate article in a poor browsing experience; the now taking shape. Once active, the FROM THE DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN on p.24), we are making great strides cases are not formally accessioned, digital consult portal will allow rapid towards a fully digital pathology consult creating a range of regulatory and access to expert MSK pathologists for portal. billing problems; the digital slides colleagues and patients anywhere in the A major part of patient care in one of his quick little grunts, indicating In general, the comfort level of are only hosted for a discrete interval world. We will have the option to grow The personal Pathology at MSK involves the review diagnostic satisfaction. I wish I could using digital slides for diagnosis has and are no longer available once the the consult practice, and for partner consult of slides from other institutions. Many break him of this trait of grunting since improved since the roll out of routine consult review has been performed. In institutions with digital scanning practice has evolved pathology consultation cases are sent it is well-known that it is the quiet pig digital scanning for archiving purposes. order to create a more formal digital capabilities, we could even consider because patients being treated at MSK that gets the most swill.” I dare say our Fellows and attendings now commonly consultation process, we have decided allowing departmental consults to be since the days of must submit outside pathology material current reports are a shade less colorful! review old material digitally. A survey to create a user interface that will allow sent digitally through the portal. For Stewart and Foote for review. These “departmental The personal consult practice has of users conducted as part of a study the consulting pathologists to upload routine diagnoses, the benefits of time consults” make up nearly 40% of our case evolved since the days of Stewart and on the operational aspects of digital digital slides and patient information efficiency along with the elimination of but it continues volume in surgical pathology, cytology Foote but it continues to represent a pathology by Drs. Matthew Hanna, through our consult portal, crossing costly glass slide shipping make this a to represent a and hematopathology. Additionally, source of fertile teaching material for Joseph Sirintrapun, and others(which the MSK firewall to be archived within very attractive option. And the ability source of fertile “personal consult” cases are sent to our fellows while offering our expert was presented recently at the 2018 our system along with all of the digital to review outside slides and have an specific expert MSK pathologists when pathologists the opportunity to extend USCAP meeting in Vancouver) found slides we are creating internally. The MSK Pathology diagnosis in the chart teaching material colleagues at other institutions need help their contributions to patient care beyond that the majority of MSK pathologists case will be accessioned as a digital prior to a new patient’s first visit will for our fellows with the interpretation, when patients the walls of MSK. Patients are becoming are comfortable using digital slides for case; additional glass slides or other create enormous downstream value would like an additional opinion, or aware of the importance of expert diagnosis especially if the glass slides materials can be added if received as well. We will provide updates on while offering our when treating clinicians hope to benefit pathology review, and increasingly the could be made available when needed. subsequently. This will allow continued the status of the consult protocol in expert pathologists from our super-specialized oncologic consults are motivated by the patient’s Thus, the department is primed to access to the digital slides for research upcoming MSK Pathology Review the opportunity pathology expertise. wish to ensure their diagnosis is as take the next step and receive digital or subsequent review, which is issues. The review of personal consult cases accurate as possible, using all available consult cases in lieu of (or in advance especially helpful for the 11% of personal - David Klimstra, MD to extend their has long been a part of our practice, advanced techniques to derive the contributions to and there are archives of these cases maximal information about prognosis from the days of Stewart, Foote, Rosai and therapeutic options. At present, patient care and other senior pathologists. The the majority of our consults are sent beyond the walls Stewart and Foote material in particular as they were 75 years ago, with glass has been collected into a teaching file, slides, paper reports, and paraffin blocks of MSK. and their consult letters offer a glimpse packaged carefully (one hopes!) and into the state of knowledge available shipped to Manhattan from far corners of at the time before the heavy reliance the globe. Cases from the US can arrive on immunohistochemistry, molecular the next day, but many overseas consults analysis, and other advanced diagnostic are delayed, especially when biological tools. Remarkably, some cases represent materials are held in Customs – a scenario entities that had not yet been described that can add days or weeks to the transit at the time they were reviewed, yet the time. The information accompanying insights based on routine microscopy the pathology material can also vary were often quite prescient. The substantially, often requiring time- consultative opinions were conveyed consuming efforts by our administrative in letters rather than formal pathology staff to retrieve basic patient or insurance reports, sometimes decorated with information. Efforts now underway seek personal remarks and humor now to streamline these processes at MSK. A regrettably considered inappropriate for web-based consult interface has already medical documents. In his 1962 letter been launched, which allows consulting about a spindle cell thymoma, Dr. Foote physicians (or patients) to enter standard wrote that he had shared the case as well information via the internet, obviating the with Dr. Stewart, who “immediately made need to initiate outside contact once the a diagnosis of thymoma, accompanied by slides are received, and also giving the 2 I MSK PATHOLOGY REVIEW I 3 Medical School. I’ve been here for 35 years and I’ve seen Dr. Rosenblum says the small size of this remarkable institution transform his team reflects cancer demographics. from the day I set foot in it. What we Compared with cancers of the lung, do is even more extraordinary now,” he breast and colon, “brain tumors just says. don’t come in those numbers, thank Dr. Bale, who hasn’t witnessed the goodness,” he says. transformation, is nevertheless finding That leaves the neuropathologists herself swept up by the enthusiasm at time for their other clinical and research (and for) the Pathology Department. interests. Dr. Rosenblum is a member “There’s so much going on here, so of the department’s Cytology Service. many great projects, ideas and people, Dr. Bale participates in the Molecular the challenge is choosing the ones to Diagnostic Service and spends time on prioritize,” says Dr. Bale. “It’s a good collaborative research with the Brain challenge to have.” Tumor Center. In addition to the studies that both neuropathologists support at MSK, Dr. Rosenblum has an interest in defining new diagnostic entities in the spectrum of glial and glioneuronal tumors. Some of this work calls for collaboration with pathologists in other parts of the country and around the world. “These tumor types are rare, so you have to pool the resources of busy and frequently consulted neuropathologists to carry out larger-scale studies,” Dr. Rosenblum says. He notes that his research, while MARC ROSENBLUM, MD AND TEJUS BALE, MD, PHD important, takes a backseat to primary patient care. However, he’s effusive genomic abnormalities, we now realize about the possibilities and progress of that there are entities that we simply both at MSK. had no idea existed before,” he says. “I may be accused of tribalism, but NEUROPATHOLOGY AT MSK The boy’s father was so grateful for Dr. Rosenblum’s commitment to Beyond diagnostic excellence, you’ll find optimism, the case that he sent a note of thanks enthusiasm and humanity after his son passed away. It’s one of DESCRIBING CNS TUMORS countless examples of admiration – By Hope Cristol from patients and clinicians alike – for Numerous central nervous system (CNS) tumors are now known to have defining Dr. Rosenblum. genetic abnormalities. Below are just some of the entities that Dr. Rosenblum “I knew of him by legend before was involved in describing and characterizing, as well as their associated genetic aberrations: Molecular diagnostics didn’t accurately classified.
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