A 27-year-old underwent a diseased kidney transplant. Three days after transplantation COVID-19 was diagnosed for our patient. Immunosuppressants were reduced and a renal biopsy was done which showed acute T cell-mediated rejection. We aimed to report a case to help clinicians better understand the risks to kidney transplant recipients.

A woman aged 41, referred with spotting, abdominal and cervical motion tenderness and adnexal mass. βHCG was positive and ultrasonography confirmed tubal pregnancy with an alive fetus. Pathology showed intact dilated fallopian tube with a fetus of 10 weeks.Advanced tubal pregnancy is uncommon and never lead to alive fetus.

PBS provides the hematologic and/or non-hematologic picture of a case.A 40-year-old man with history of alcohol and marijuana abuse presented with extremities and abdominal pain.After extensive investigations, finding basophilic stippling on PBS led to the diagnosis of lead poisoning.PBS is the simplest screening test which provide rich morphological information.