Michael A. Linden, MD, PhD

@mnhemepath

I am a hematopathologist at the University of Minnesota. I love using flow cytometry to augment what I see under my scope! #hemepath #flowcytometry

Saint Paul, MN med.umn.edu/bio/michael-li… Joined February 2020

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Michael A. Linden, MD, PhD @mnhemepath Apr 5, 2024

17 people, including former fellows as well as current and former faculty members, donated to @TheUSCAP in honor of Dr. Robert McKenna's mentorship over the years. Today we adorned his badge with 17 mentor ribbons in honor of this tribute. 🙂#mmsm #PathTwitter #PathX #leusm

Michael A. Linden, MD, PhD @mnhemepath 4d

An optimal first treatment for a primary plasma cell leukemia is critical. Check out this podcast from Dr. Doug Sborov about the QUANTUM study for newly diagnosed primary PCL patients. Make your first therapy count with QUANTUM. Please reshare. healthtree.org/myeloma/podcas… #mmsm

Michael A. Linden, MD, PhD @mnhemepath Oct 2

Congratulations to our scholarship winners for the ICCS 2026 Course and Meeting #ICCS2026 #cytometry #flowedu

Michael A. Linden, MD, PhD @mnhemepath Apr 18

So fun to see these #hemepath images on #PathX Great reference text for non-neoplastic marrow and a good reminder that the microscope 🔬 is still vital to our profession! @ARP_Press

ARP Press Verified account @ARP_Press Apr 17

Some stunning images from the non-neoplastic bone marrow fascicle (arppress.org/books/book/71):
Pure red cell aplasia is a rare hematologic disorder characterized by a reduction in or absence of erythroid precursors in the bone marrow (CD71 bottom right), leading to anemia. This can be congenital (e.g., Diamond-Blackfan anemia) or acquired (e.g., autoimmune).
#HemePath

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Michael A. Linden, MD, PhD @mnhemepath Apr 15

Resharing this again as I was explaining Downey type lymphocytes to a student today. #hemepath #pathmatch27

Michael A. Linden, MD, PhD @mnhemepath Oct 29, 2021

Another #hemepath legend of MN. Dr. Hal Downey. This work was published in 1923 and Dr. B gave me original reprints. In case you want to describe Downey I, II, or III type lymphocytes

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