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Dr. Aasma Nalwa is a pathologist whose research focuses on the diagnostic challenges of hepatic and pancreatic cystic neoplasms, with a particular emphasis on distinguishing rare tumors from more common infectious mimics. Her most cited work, "Mucinous cystic neoplasm of liver masquerading as Hydatid cyst: Important lesson learned" (2022), highlights a critical clinical pitfall—where a benign-appearing hepatic cyst was initially misdiagnosed as a hydatid cyst, underscoring the necessity of histopathological confirmation in endemic regions. This case-based contribution, though early in her career, has already garnered attention for its practical implications in surgical pathology and hepatobiliary medicine. Dr. Nalwa’s research bridges the gap between radiological and pathological findings, advocating for updated diagnostic criteria per WHO classifications to prevent unnecessary interventions. Her work serves as a vital reminder for clinicians and trainees that rare neoplasms like mucinous cystic neoplasms of the liver can masquerade as common parasitic infections, emphasizing the role of meticulous tissue sampling and immunohistochemistry. As her citation impact grows, Dr. Nalwa’s contributions promise to refine diagnostic algorithms and improve patient outcomes in resource-limited settings.
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