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Viora Pathobiology Laboratory

Challenging pathology cases,before you see the answer.

Verified pathologists publish their most challenging cases with clinical history, full-magnification microscopy and immunohistochemistry. You commit to a diagnosis first, then see the final answer, the differential diagnoses and your colleagues' comments.

Case of the week
The first cases will be published soon.
How it works

Three steps to a sharper diagnosis

  1. 1

    Study the case

    Review the clinical history, gross findings and images at full magnification, just as you would at the microscope.

  2. 2

    Submit diagnosis

    The final answer stays hidden until you submit your diagnosis — even from the page source. Then see how colleagues answered.

  3. 3

    Scientific discussion

    Read the differential diagnoses, teaching points and the contributor's notes, and share your questions or experience.

Deep zoom

Images and whole-slide scans you can zoom down to cellular detail.

Hidden answers

The diagnosis is not sent to your browser until you answer.

Expert review

Every case is reviewed by the scientific editor before publication.

Patient privacy

Metadata and identifying information are removed at every upload step.

Join the Viora pathology community

Membership is free for physicians. Once your medical licence number is verified, you can submit diagnoses and join the scientific discussion.