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Based on the images provided, which option best matches the overall morphologic impression?
{ "A": "Invasive adenocarcinoma with gland-forming malignant epithelium infiltrating stroma", "B": "Squamous cell carcinoma in situ (full-thickness dysplasia without stromal invasion)", "C": "Microinvasive squamous cell carcinoma with only focal stromal invasion", "D": "Invasive squamous cell carcinoma arising ...
D
Across the image set, the epithelium shows disordered maturation with atypia, and there is clear stromal infiltration by atypical epithelial cells; higher-detail views support malignant cytology. The invasion is more than focal (argues against microinvasion), not confined above the basement membrane (argues against in ...
{ "low_mag": "01K46K74WCKV2G5CC743FMEF5Y/rois/10_175.36362y_54543x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K74WCKV2G5CC743FMEF5Y/rois/40_175.40905y_54540x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K74WCKV2G5CC743FMEF5Y/rois/200_175.43632y_54540x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K74WCKV2G5CC743FMEF5Y", "path_id": "111ad46c-78ea-4e72-9256-b878347146ae", "question_type": "type_E" }
1
Which option best matches how observations at different magnifications relate to each other in this set of images?
{ "A": "The low-magnification suggestion of eosinophilic acellular material is not clearly corroborated at mid/high magnification, while stromal fibrosis is seen at mid/high without scattered red blood cells.", "B": "The low-magnification suggestion of eosinophilic acellular material is corroborated at mid/high mag...
C
Low includes eosinophilic acellular material, but mid/high lists do not mention it; mid/high do include stromal fibrosis and scattered red blood cells, matching A.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JYKBMETFP34DNJNK3HA6Z/rois/10_117.17777y_00000x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JYKBMETFP34DNJNK3HA6Z/rois/40_117.17776y_00000x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JYKBMETFP34DNJNK3HA6Z/rois/200_117.18648y_02664x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JYKBMETFP34DNJNK3HA6Z", "path_id": "01a8844d-0846-4288-b30e-c1e997dda961", "question_type": "type_B" }
2
When comparing the different views, which choice best describes whether a subtle suggestion from one view is not clearly backed up by another view?
{ "A": "A hint of surface keratin change in one view is not clearly backed up by the other view because no multinucleated cells are seen there.", "B": "A hint of surface keratin change in one view is not clearly backed up by the other view because keratin pearl structures are seen there.", "C": "A hint of surface...
C
One view notes a surface keratin-related change, but another view does not show keratin pearl structures; options B–D each change exactly one element by asserting a feature is present or swapping the missing feature.
{ "low_mag": "01K46K6B0GRCW3R1VEYT9WAY59/rois/10_172.17742y_35484x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K6B0GRCW3R1VEYT9WAY59/rois/40_172.26610y_48785x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K6B0GRCW3R1VEYT9WAY59/rois/200_172.28384y_52333x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K6B0GRCW3R1VEYT9WAY59", "path_id": "e24ebb4e-5dc2-4dfa-83cd-eaecbfc6d366", "question_type": "type_B" }
3
In the mid-magnification view, where are the cell groups primarily situated relative to the fibrous tissue?
{ "A": "Within the lumina of vascular channels inside the fibrous septa", "B": "Within parenchymal plates between fibrous septa", "C": "Within the fibrous septa themselves rather than the intervening parenchyma", "D": "Within bile duct lumina embedded in the fibrous septa" }
B
The mid-magnification description places the cells as sheets/nests in the parenchymal compartment with fibrous septa forming around/through it, rather than being confined to septal structures, vascular lumina, or duct lumina.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JWD40T90F89AWF5SR7DXK/rois/10_93.00000y_54084x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JWD40T90F89AWF5SR7DXK/rois/40_93.13521y_54084x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JWD40T90F89AWF5SR7DXK/rois/200_93.14416y_54961x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JWD40T90F89AWF5SR7DXK", "path_id": "72d8a56c-e880-4e02-9960-7dfee49f813d", "question_type": "type_C" }
4
Which option best characterizes the compartmental context of the structures shown in this set of images?
{ "A": "Epithelial cell sheets located within the thyroid follicular epithelial compartment, replacing/effacing follicular lumina with reduced colloid", "B": "Epithelial cell sheets located within the thyroid stromal (interfollicular) compartment, between follicles, with follicles otherwise preserved", "C": "Epit...
A
Across magnifications there is partial loss/collapse of follicles with marked reduction of colloid and epithelial cells forming dense sheets, indicating the sheets are in the follicular epithelial compartment where follicular spaces are being effaced rather than stromal, luminal, or capsular locations.
{ "low_mag": "01K46K5RS8V47BR28MDGZ6DY64/rois/10_169.54522y_18174x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K5RS8V47BR28MDGZ6DY64/rois/40_169.54516y_18172x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K5RS8V47BR28MDGZ6DY64/rois/200_169.57204y_20884x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K5RS8V47BR28MDGZ6DY64", "path_id": "32ce184e-6681-44cb-9244-4466344fdd30", "question_type": "type_C" }
5
Which option best matches what can be visually confirmed as the same kind of pattern appearing in more than one view?
{ "A": "A disorganized cellular arrangement is present in more than one view, with scattered inflammatory cells also seen in more than one view.", "B": "A disorganized cellular arrangement is present in only one view.", "C": "A disorganized cellular arrangement is present in more than one view.", "D": "No clear...
C
Both the mid and high views list disordered/disorganized arrangement/architecture, supporting a repeated pattern across more than one magnification; inflammatory cells are only listed in the mid view, and the disorganization is not limited to a single view.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JW2B0Y6SBM54BJ6B6JCB4/rois/10_90.18152y_00000x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JW2B0Y6SBM54BJ6B6JCB4/rois/40_90.22690y_09076x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JW2B0Y6SBM54BJ6B6JCB4/rois/200_90.25396y_09977x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JW2B0Y6SBM54BJ6B6JCB4", "path_id": "4a66efaa-0280-4c54-b1b8-517bb98c8ce6", "question_type": "type_A" }
6
Which option best matches how observations at different magnifications relate to each other in this set of images?
{ "A": "The low-magnification impression of orderly cells is not fully corroborated at higher magnifications, where uneven cell distribution is seen but local architectural disturbance is not.", "B": "The low-magnification impression of orderly cells is fully corroborated at higher magnifications, with even cell di...
C
Low suggests ordered arrangement, but mid/high describe disordered/uneven distribution and local architectural disturbance; options B–D each change one of these higher-magnification mismatches.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JQTCKC5SPWK9V256D7538/rois/10_55.35456y_53184x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JQTCKC5SPWK9V256D7538/rois/40_55.35456y_66480x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JQTCKC5SPWK9V256D7538/rois/200_55.38984y_67336x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JQTCKC5SPWK9V256D7538", "path_id": "11bc5231-cc24-4d7d-a24a-e01c21435bb0", "question_type": "type_B" }
7
Which option best characterizes the compartmental context of the structures shown in this set of images?
{ "A": "Crowded glandular structures located within the mucosal gland compartment, with preserved intervening stroma between adjacent glands", "B": "Crowded glandular structures located within the submucosal compartment, with reduced intervening stroma between adjacent glands", "C": "Crowded glandular structures ...
C
The feature set emphasizes increased glandular density with back-to-back glands and reduced stroma, supporting a mucosal gland compartment with minimal intervening stroma rather than submucosa, preserved stroma, or smooth muscle separation.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JTE1R8W51F3V9RVNA3Q3X/rois/10_76.00000y_17728x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JTE1R8W51F3V9RVNA3Q3X/rois/40_76.08864y_26592x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JTE1R8W51F3V9RVNA3Q3X/rois/200_76.11518y_30124x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JTE1R8W51F3V9RVNA3Q3X", "path_id": "3d809fe8-8f4e-44b5-ae30-8c88c10f82f0", "question_type": "type_C" }
8
Which option is most consistent with the combined visual evidence across the images shown?
{ "A": "Squamous cell carcinoma with stromal invasion and keratinizing differentiation", "B": "High-grade squamous intraepithelial lesion without stromal invasion", "C": "Verrucous squamous cell carcinoma with broad pushing borders and minimal cytologic atypia", "D": "Basaloid squamous cell carcinoma with predo...
A
Across the image set, the epithelium shows marked atypia with keratinizing squamous differentiation, and there is convincing extension of atypical squamous cells beyond the epithelial compartment into underlying stroma, supporting invasive keratinizing squamous cell carcinoma rather than an in-situ process or a differe...
{ "low_mag": "01K46K6KHGAMVEVTMSFBNVH853/rois/10_173.36482y_18241x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K6KHGAMVEVTMSFBNVH853/rois/40_173.36480y_18240x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K6KHGAMVEVTMSFBNVH853/rois/200_173.37392y_18240x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K6KHGAMVEVTMSFBNVH853", "path_id": "422d495e-acb7-4ccd-994e-c796e06200e5", "question_type": "type_E" }
9
Based on the images shown above, which diagnosis is best supported when you integrate the overall architecture with the cytologic detail and the surrounding tissue response across the full image set?
{ "A": "High-grade glandular dysplasia with reactive stromal inflammation but no invasion", "B": "Adenocarcinoma in situ confined to pre-existing glands without stromal reaction", "C": "Invasive adenocarcinoma with stromal desmoplasia", "D": "Invasive mucinous adenocarcinoma with prominent extracellular mucin p...
C
Across the image set, the glands appear architecturally disordered with malignant cytology, and the surrounding tissue shows a stromal reaction consistent with invasion; the alternatives each require a single missing or different visual discriminator (purely in-situ growth, absence of invasion, or dominant mucin pools)...
{ "low_mag": "01K46JW2B0Y6SBM54BJ6B6JCB4/rois/10_90.18152y_00000x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JW2B0Y6SBM54BJ6B6JCB4/rois/40_90.22690y_09076x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JW2B0Y6SBM54BJ6B6JCB4/rois/200_90.25396y_09977x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JW2B0Y6SBM54BJ6B6JCB4", "path_id": "4a66efaa-0280-4c54-b1b8-517bb98c8ce6", "question_type": "type_E" }
10
Which option is most consistent with the combined visual evidence across the images shown?
{ "A": "Noninvasive papillary urothelial carcinoma (papillary fronds with fibrovascular cores and high-grade cytologic atypia)", "B": "Urothelial carcinoma in situ (flat urothelial lesion with full-thickness cytologic atypia and preserved overall mucosal architecture)", "C": "Invasive urothelial carcinoma (irregu...
C
Across the image set, the overall architecture is disrupted rather than remaining flat or purely papillary, and higher-detail views show marked nuclear atypia; together this supports an infiltrative growth pattern consistent with invasive urothelial carcinoma rather than CIS, papillary-only disease, or dysplasia.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JHSZYEFDX9Q8VN0AFKNCP/rois/10_1.18064y_00000x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JHSZYEFDX9Q8VN0AFKNCP/rois/40_1.27096y_04516x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JHSZYEFDX9Q8VN0AFKNCP/rois/200_1.28896y_05418x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JHSZYEFDX9Q8VN0AFKNCP", "path_id": "d48ac1aa-605e-4bd3-9ed1-dab653701051", "question_type": "type_E" }
11
Which option is most consistent with the combined visual evidence across the images shown?
{ "A": "Adenocarcinoma in situ of the lung with purely lepidic growth and no stromal invasion", "B": "Invasive lung adenocarcinoma with stromal invasion by irregular malignant glands", "C": "Minimally invasive lung adenocarcinoma with predominantly lepidic growth and only a small invasive focus", "D": "Invasive...
B
Across the image set, the architecture is disrupted with irregular infiltrative gland formation and marked cytologic atypia, supporting an invasive adenocarcinoma rather than a purely lepidic process, a limited microinvasive focus, or a mucin-dominant pattern.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JYS4GC3SNJ7E0W9WWDWSZ/rois/10_119.35484y_17742x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JYS4GC3SNJ7E0W9WWDWSZ/rois/40_119.35480y_17740x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JYS4GC3SNJ7E0W9WWDWSZ/rois/200_119.39028y_19514x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JYS4GC3SNJ7E0W9WWDWSZ", "path_id": "15c8574e-32d5-44f0-bda9-3168499e2dd2", "question_type": "type_E" }
12
Based on the images provided, which option best matches the overall morphologic impression?
{ "A": "Adenocarcinoma in situ with crowded atypical glands confined to pre-existing structures and no stromal invasion", "B": "Invasive adenocarcinoma with infiltrative, irregular gland/duct formation in a desmoplastic stroma and overt malignant cytology", "C": "Invasive squamous cell carcinoma with predominantl...
B
Across the image set, the architecture shows disrupted, infiltrative gland/duct-like structures within fibrotic stroma, and higher-detail views show overt malignant cytology with hyperchromasia, high N/C ratio, prominent nucleoli, and atypical mitoses—supporting invasive adenocarcinoma over in-situ, squamous, or neuroe...
{ "low_mag": "01K46JKK7AQC7N438GH70XPY3B/rois/10_14.53652y_53652x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JKK7AQC7N438GH70XPY3B/rois/40_14.62594y_53652x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JKK7AQC7N438GH70XPY3B/rois/200_14.66156y_55428x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JKK7AQC7N438GH70XPY3B", "path_id": "616e5cd7-f87e-44b2-9e65-173d1c479a63", "question_type": "type_E" }
13
Which option most accurately characterizes cross-scale visual consistency in this image set?
{ "A": "A visually identical feature is present across scales: architectural disorganization is seen at MID and HIGH, while LOW instead emphasizes irregular back-to-back glands with stromal fibrosis rather than the same disorganized architecture.", "B": "A visually identical feature is present across scales: archit...
A
MID and HIGH both explicitly describe disorganized/disordered architecture, providing a direct cross-scale match; LOW lists irregular glandular structures with fibrosis/hemorrhage but does not explicitly repeat the same disorganized architecture descriptor.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JVQGM9813A6GPM2S2PF81/rois/10_87.54522y_18174x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JVQGM9813A6GPM2S2PF81/rois/40_87.63602y_18172x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JVQGM9813A6GPM2S2PF81/rois/200_87.64468y_19976x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JVQGM9813A6GPM2S2PF81", "path_id": "101fe65f-635e-4278-9d46-a5330dcefc9f", "question_type": "type_A" }
14
Based on the images shown, which option best matches a set of observations that can all be simultaneously true in this set without requiring any implied linkage between the views?
{ "A": "LOW: Cribriform pattern present + reduced stroma; MID: Cribriform arrangement areas + prominent nucleoli visible; HIGH: Coarse, hyperchromatic chromatin + multiple atypical mitotic figures + increased nuclear-to-cytoplasmic ratio", "B": "LOW: Cribriform pattern present + reduced stroma; MID: Cribriform arra...
B
A is the only choice that keeps the same cross-magnification pairings without adding an extra high-magnification feature; B–D each differ by exactly one added high-power feature that is not required to co-occur with the listed low/mid features in this set.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JTP5XEVM86M2Q9JE98XP2/rois/10_78.54192y_36128x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JTP5XEVM86M2Q9JE98XP2/rois/40_78.63224y_36128x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JTP5XEVM86M2Q9JE98XP2/rois/200_78.64113y_37926x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JTP5XEVM86M2Q9JE98XP2", "path_id": "13e14b03-5b0b-40cf-bf2e-884bb38d818d", "question_type": "type_D" }
15
Which option is most consistent with the combined visual evidence across the images shown?
{ "A": "High-grade dysplasia in an adenomatous lesion with complex glands but preserved overall gland boundaries and no invasion", "B": "Adenocarcinoma in situ with crowded atypical glands confined to pre-existing architecture and no stromal invasion", "C": "Invasive adenocarcinoma with irregular, infiltrative gl...
C
Across the image set, the architecture shows disordered, incomplete/irregular gland formation together with clear malignant cytology (marked nuclear atypia, prominent nucleoli, and frequent mitoses), supporting invasive adenocarcinoma rather than a purely intraepithelial process, noninvasive dysplasia, or a predominant...
{ "low_mag": "01K46K3D34YPTF70X4DTAX3CK9/rois/10_154.17728y_00000x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K3D34YPTF70X4DTAX3CK9/rois/40_154.22160y_08864x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K3D34YPTF70X4DTAX3CK9/rois/200_154.25694y_10632x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K3D34YPTF70X4DTAX3CK9", "path_id": "a43233b2-247e-4859-ac59-68c21148edd1", "question_type": "type_E" }
16
Which option is most consistent with the combined visual evidence across the images shown?
{ "A": "Poorly differentiated non-small cell carcinoma of the lung, without definite keratinization or gland formation across the images", "B": "Moderately differentiated squamous cell carcinoma of the lung, with definite keratinization and/or intercellular bridges supported across the images", "C": "Adenocarcino...
A
Across the image set, the architecture is disrupted by an infiltrative malignant epithelial proliferation with marked atypia and brisk mitotic activity, but there is no consistent, confirmable evidence across the images of definitive squamous differentiation (keratinization/bridges), gland/mucin production, or a unifor...
{ "low_mag": "01K46JY76WVPN1KA8HTTD6NDY6/rois/10_114.00000y_18028x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JY76WVPN1KA8HTTD6NDY6/rois/40_114.09014y_18028x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JY76WVPN1KA8HTTD6NDY6/rois/200_114.11713y_18020x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JY76WVPN1KA8HTTD6NDY6", "path_id": "245a051c-ecc6-4376-854f-2a09381026b8", "question_type": "type_E" }
17
Which choice best reflects whether the subtle background impression carries through consistently when comparing the different views?
{ "A": "The background impression is not clearly carried through, because one view does not show the fibrous component while the others do.", "B": "The background impression is clearly carried through, because all views show a fibrous component.", "C": "The background impression is not clearly carried through, be...
A
Fibrous tissue is noted in the lower and middle views but is not described in the higher view, so the implied finding is not corroborated across all views.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JNXF4ZVF5MX3M5ZF6TK45/rois/10_38.18241y_36482x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JNXF4ZVF5MX3M5ZF6TK45/rois/40_38.27360y_36480x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JNXF4ZVF5MX3M5ZF6TK45/rois/200_38.28272y_36480x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JNXF4ZVF5MX3M5ZF6TK45", "path_id": "21f3490d-8d62-440a-a13e-e08240c8652f", "question_type": "type_B" }
18
In this set, where would the gland-forming epithelial population be situated relative to the surrounding supporting tissue?
{ "A": "Within the glandular epithelial compartment, forming glands separated by abundant intervening stroma", "B": "Within the glandular epithelial compartment, forming closely apposed glands with minimal intervening stroma", "C": "Within the stromal compartment between glands, rather than lining glandular space...
B
The described elements are organized as gland-forming epithelium with little supporting tissue between adjacent glands, indicating the epithelial compartment rather than stroma or luminal contents.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JMT0MB2QBKSXEMEW6SVP9/rois/10_27.09065y_18130x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JMT0MB2QBKSXEMEW6SVP9/rois/40_27.13596y_20394x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JMT0MB2QBKSXEMEW6SVP9/rois/200_27.14043y_20838x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JMT0MB2QBKSXEMEW6SVP9", "path_id": "1fee101b-bd1b-43a2-981a-1f5008dbb41b", "question_type": "type_C" }
19
Based on the images provided, which option best matches the overall morphologic impression?
{ "A": "Urothelial carcinoma in situ with a flat high-grade atypical urothelium and little to no basal cell hyperplasia", "B": "Low-grade papillary urothelial carcinoma with delicate papillary fronds containing fibrovascular cores and minimal lamina propria inflammation", "C": "Reactive urothelial atypia with bas...
C
Across the image set, the urothelium appears disorganized but shows prominent basal cell hyperplasia and an inflamed lamina propria, without convincing true papillary fibrovascular cores, flat diffuse high-grade cytology, or a purely endophytic inverted growth pattern.
{ "low_mag": "01K46K6V0JAM98BRQW4QV08SP2/rois/10_174.00000y_18181x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K6V0JAM98BRQW4QV08SP2/rois/40_174.00000y_22725x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K6V0JAM98BRQW4QV08SP2/rois/200_174.03636y_23634x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K6V0JAM98BRQW4QV08SP2", "path_id": "1940ab8d-8d38-4a05-958b-c856eaaf041b", "question_type": "type_E" }
20
Based on the images shown, which option best matches a set of observations that can all be simultaneously true in this tissue context without requiring any implied linkage between the different views?
{ "A": "Irregular liver lobule structure with prominent stromal fibrosis; disordered hepatocyte plate arrangement with fibrous septa separating clusters; increased nuclear-to-cytoplasmic ratio with irregular nuclear membrane contours", "B": "Irregular liver lobule structure with prominent stromal fibrosis; disorder...
A
Only A pairs features that are all present in the provided low-, mid-, and high-magnification feature lists; B changes nuclear membrane contours, C swaps in chromatin distribution instead of nuclear membrane contours, and D contradicts the listed increased nuclear volume.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JWWB69394P5D84RZJB3ZY/rois/10_98.00000y_00000x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JWWB69394P5D84RZJB3ZY/rois/40_98.13305y_04435x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JWWB69394P5D84RZJB3ZY/rois/200_98.13305y_05322x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JWWB69394P5D84RZJB3ZY", "path_id": "b29d3624-7b30-457e-9662-ae311d536402", "question_type": "type_D" }
21
Which option most accurately characterizes cross-scale visual consistency in this image set?
{ "A": "Across low, mid, and high magnification, irregular glandular structures are present, and inflammatory cell infiltration is also seen at mid magnification.", "B": "Across low, mid, and high magnification, irregular glandular structures are present, and reduced stroma is also seen at both low and mid magnific...
D
Irregular glandular structures are listed at low and mid magnification, and reduced stroma is listed at low and high magnification; necrosis and inflammatory infiltration are explicitly absent/not listed.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JTE1R8W51F3V9RVNA3Q3X/rois/10_76.17728y_35456x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JTE1R8W51F3V9RVNA3Q3X/rois/40_76.22160y_35456x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JTE1R8W51F3V9RVNA3Q3X/rois/200_76.23036y_36326x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JTE1R8W51F3V9RVNA3Q3X", "path_id": "3c0e5195-bba5-4ddf-b0f0-2a26e29e790e", "question_type": "type_A" }
22
Which option best describes whether a subtle impression from one view is actually backed up when you check another view?
{ "A": "The orderly, uniform appearance suggested in one view is not backed up elsewhere because another view shows sparse vascular distribution.", "B": "The orderly, uniform appearance suggested in one view is backed up elsewhere because another view also shows uniform nuclear size.", "C": "The orderly, uniform ...
D
One view suggests uniform spindly nuclei in an organized pattern, but another view shows irregular nuclear contours, so the initial impression is not corroborated; the other options each change one detail (claiming confirmation, switching the mismatch feature, or citing a feature that does not create the same kind of m...
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{ "wsi_name": "01K46KB7GM31P8S2K53P66D626", "path_id": "35aab1de-fb85-47b1-a804-103ec0aedde9", "question_type": "type_B" }
23
Which option best fits what can be confirmed as the same kind of visible element appearing in more than one view within this set?
{ "A": "A clearly matching element can be verified across more than one view: small nests of cells are visible in more than one view.", "B": "A clearly matching element can be verified across more than one view: red blood cells are visible in more than one view.", "C": "No clearly matching element can be verified...
C
Only the high view lists red blood cells, while the low and mid views list different cellular/stromal patterns without any explicitly shared, identical feature across views.
{ "low_mag": "01K46KA4WG49X1HSKQW53K6DTH/rois/10_190.00000y_53802x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46KA4WG49X1HSKQW53K6DTH/rois/40_190.00000y_62762x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46KA4WG49X1HSKQW53K6DTH/rois/200_190.03584y_63616x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46KA4WG49X1HSKQW53K6DTH", "path_id": "3f23e2d7-8336-4508-bd3c-1436169174fd", "question_type": "type_A" }
24
When comparing the different views, which statement best fits whether a subtle structural suggestion in one view is actually backed up elsewhere?
{ "A": "A structural hint seen in one view is not clearly backed up in the others, because the other views do not show interspersed adipose tissue.", "B": "A structural hint seen in one view is clearly backed up in the others, because the other views also show the same lobular organization.", "C": "A structural h...
D
Only the low view lists lobular structures; the mid and high views describe glands/nests and nuclear detail without lobular organization, so corroboration is not established.
{ "low_mag": "TCGA-D8-A27I-01Z-00-DX1.ACAE0048-7AF0-41C9-992B-6ACDABF80B1C/rois/TCGA-D8-A27I-01Z-00-DX1.ACAE0048-7AF0-41C9-992B-6ACDABF80B1C_path10_10x.png", "mid_mag": "TCGA-D8-A27I-01Z-00-DX1.ACAE0048-7AF0-41C9-992B-6ACDABF80B1C/rois/TCGA-D8-A27I-01Z-00-DX1.ACAE0048-7AF0-41C9-992B-6ACDABF80B1C_path10_40x.png", ...
{ "wsi_name": "TCGA-D8-A27I-01Z-00-DX1.ACAE0048-7AF0-41C9-992B-6ACDABF80B1C", "path_id": "path10", "question_type": "type_B" }
25
In this set of images, which option does not introduce an implicit dependency between observations that are only required to coexist within the same tissue context?
{ "A": "Glandular pattern of tumor cells with stromal fibrosis present, alongside nuclear hyperchromasia observed with overlapping and densely packed nuclei", "B": "Glandular pattern of tumor cells with dense inflammatory cell infiltration, alongside nuclear hyperchromasia observed with overlapping and densely pack...
A
A pairs one low-magnification combination (glandular tumor pattern + stromal fibrosis) with one mid-magnification combination (nuclear hyperchromasia + overlapping/dense nuclei) without implying that any one observation necessitates the other; the other options each swap exactly one feature in a way that more readily i...
{ "low_mag": "01K46JP6PGSRY1BZGW1Z00P9QX/rois/10_40.18241y_18241x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JP6PGSRY1BZGW1Z00P9QX/rois/40_40.22800y_18240x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JP6PGSRY1BZGW1Z00P9QX/rois/200_40.22800y_18240x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JP6PGSRY1BZGW1Z00P9QX", "path_id": "439e6c64-f2ad-4f03-8d26-9430c5dba73e", "question_type": "type_D" }
26
When comparing the different views, which statement best fits whether the initial impression of lumen-related material is actually backed up elsewhere?
{ "A": "The lumen-related material suggested in one view is not clearly corroborated in the other views, but occasional mitotic figures are present elsewhere.", "B": "The lumen-related material suggested in one view is clearly corroborated in the other views.", "C": "The lumen-related material suggested in one vi...
D
Only one view mentions eosinophilic material within lumina, while the other views describe cellular and nuclear features without confirming luminal material; options C and D add extra findings not required for the cross-view corroboration claim, and B assumes confirmation that is not stated.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JWWB69394P5D84RZJB3ZY/rois/10_98.00000y_17742x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JWWB69394P5D84RZJB3ZY/rois/40_98.13305y_17740x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JWWB69394P5D84RZJB3ZY/rois/200_98.13305y_17740x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JWWB69394P5D84RZJB3ZY", "path_id": "2db3863b-c1d7-4dae-99bd-2905e4ca820d", "question_type": "type_B" }
27
Which option most accurately characterizes cross-scale visual consistency in this image set?
{ "A": "Across mid and high magnification, nucleoli are visible/prominent, while the low magnification description does not specify nucleoli.", "B": "Across mid and high magnification, nucleoli are visible/prominent, and the low magnification description also specifies visible nucleoli.", "C": "Across mid and hig...
A
Mid mentions visible nucleoli in some cells and high notes prominent nucleoli in most cells, supporting a cross-scale match between mid and high; the low list does not mention nucleoli, and mitoses/coarse clumped chromatin are not listed at mid.
{ "low_mag": "01K46K1SEGG90T4MDQ32935E7T/rois/10_146.17728y_53184x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K1SEGG90T4MDQ32935E7T/rois/40_146.17728y_53184x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K1SEGG90T4MDQ32935E7T/rois/200_146.18606y_54932x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K1SEGG90T4MDQ32935E7T", "path_id": "35f60648-9ea4-4c36-bb1e-7f4d9b97df34", "question_type": "type_A" }
28
Which option is most consistent with the combined visual evidence across the images shown?
{ "A": "Reactive gliosis", "B": "Oligodendroglioma, IDH-mutant and 1p/19q-codeleted", "C": "Pilocytic astrocytoma", "D": "Diffuse astrocytoma, IDH-mutant (low-grade diffuse glioma)" }
D
Across the image set, the overall architecture appears relatively preserved while showing a diffuse increase in cellularity with mild nuclear atypia and occasional nucleolar prominence, supporting an infiltrative low-grade diffuse glioma; the images do not provide convincing support for classic oligodendroglial cytolog...
{ "low_mag": "01K46JQ7MAJVAFKBJEJZ3HNCXY/rois/10_51.00000y_53331x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JQ7MAJVAFKBJEJZ3HNCXY/rois/40_51.13332y_66660x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JQ7MAJVAFKBJEJZ3HNCXY/rois/200_51.14208y_67488x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JQ7MAJVAFKBJEJZ3HNCXY", "path_id": "152bdfb1-9258-4c8e-ba07-2f48e236c075", "question_type": "type_E" }
29
Which option is most consistent with the combined visual evidence across the images shown?
{ "A": "Well-differentiated hepatocellular carcinoma with stromal invasion in a fibrotic background", "B": "Hepatic dysplasia arising in a chronically inflamed, fibrotic background", "C": "Regenerative (cirrhotic) nodule with reactive atypia and chronic inflammation", "D": "Hepatocellular adenoma with inflammat...
B
Across the image set, the overall architecture is distorted with fibrosis and chronic inflammation, while higher-detail views show cytologic atypia without definitive invasive growth; this combination best supports dysplasia in a chronically injured liver rather than overt carcinoma, a purely regenerative nodule, or an...
{ "low_mag": "01K46JWWB69394P5D84RZJB3ZY/rois/10_98.00000y_35484x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JWWB69394P5D84RZJB3ZY/rois/40_98.04435y_35480x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JWWB69394P5D84RZJB3ZY/rois/200_98.05322y_38141x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JWWB69394P5D84RZJB3ZY", "path_id": "08c377f5-8a31-4e24-b592-4f1947277226", "question_type": "type_E" }
30
Based on the images shown above, which diagnosis is best supported when integrating the overall architecture with the cytologic detail across the full image set?
{ "A": "Invasive squamous cell carcinoma with stromal invasion", "B": "Squamous cell carcinoma in situ without stromal invasion", "C": "Invasive squamous cell carcinoma with definite keratin pearl formation", "D": "Invasive squamous cell carcinoma with prominent lymphovascular invasion" }
A
Across the image set, the lesion shows disordered nests of atypical squamoid cells with convincing stromal infiltration; there is no consistent, definite keratin pearl formation and no clear lymphovascular tumor emboli, and the process is not confined to an in-situ pattern.
{ "low_mag": "TCGA-AR-A24M-01Z-00-DX1.D81F1BDF-00DD-42A3-AFFE-55655A877213/rois/TCGA-AR-A24M-01Z-00-DX1.D81F1BDF-00DD-42A3-AFFE-55655A877213_path1_10x.png", "mid_mag": "TCGA-AR-A24M-01Z-00-DX1.D81F1BDF-00DD-42A3-AFFE-55655A877213/rois/TCGA-AR-A24M-01Z-00-DX1.D81F1BDF-00DD-42A3-AFFE-55655A877213_path1_40x.png", "h...
{ "wsi_name": "TCGA-AR-A24M-01Z-00-DX1.D81F1BDF-00DD-42A3-AFFE-55655A877213", "path_id": "path1", "question_type": "type_E" }
31
Based on the images shown above, which diagnosis is best supported when integrating the overall gland arrangement, the relationship of glands to surrounding tissue, and the most atypical epithelial changes seen across the set?
{ "A": "Colonic adenoma with high-grade dysplasia (high-grade intraepithelial neoplasia) confined to the mucosa", "B": "Colonic adenoma with low-grade dysplasia confined to the mucosa", "C": "Intramucosal adenocarcinoma (carcinoma in situ) with definite stromal invasion limited to the lamina propria", "D": "Inv...
A
Across the image set, the glands appear architecturally crowded with marked epithelial atypia, but there is no definitive evidence of true stromal invasion or desmoplastic response; this supports high-grade dysplasia/intraepithelial neoplasia rather than intramucosal or invasive carcinoma, and is more advanced than low...
{ "low_mag": "01K46JXCB9RSKSQAK76NNRK2HN/rois/10_103.51042y_136112x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JXCB9RSKSQAK76NNRK2HN/rois/40_103.55289y_148855x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JXCB9RSKSQAK76NNRK2HN/rois/200_103.56100y_149600x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JXCB9RSKSQAK76NNRK2HN", "path_id": "9bd25bb6-75ad-42c4-be01-74bc2a5a5050", "question_type": "type_E" }
32
Based on the images shown above, which option best fits a malignant epithelial neoplasm with predominantly solid growth and true stromal invasion rather than an in-situ process?
{ "A": "High-grade dysplasia in a gland-forming lesion without invasion", "B": "Adenocarcinoma in situ with solid/cribriform architecture but no stromal invasion", "C": "Invasive adenocarcinoma with predominantly solid growth", "D": "Poorly differentiated squamous cell carcinoma with solid nests and invasion" }
C
Across the image set, the lesion shows a solid epithelial proliferation and, on closer inspection, loss of an in-situ boundary with tumor cells extending into surrounding stroma, supporting invasive adenocarcinoma over in-situ/dysplasia; the overall cytology and lack of convincing squamous differentiation argue against...
{ "low_mag": "TCGA-E9-A1RE-01Z-00-DX1.fd100503-ba95-4af8-8e59-689b2cea145c/rois/TCGA-E9-A1RE-01Z-00-DX1.fd100503-ba95-4af8-8e59-689b2cea145c_path2_10x.png", "mid_mag": "TCGA-E9-A1RE-01Z-00-DX1.fd100503-ba95-4af8-8e59-689b2cea145c/rois/TCGA-E9-A1RE-01Z-00-DX1.fd100503-ba95-4af8-8e59-689b2cea145c_path2_40x.png", "h...
{ "wsi_name": "TCGA-E9-A1RE-01Z-00-DX1.fd100503-ba95-4af8-8e59-689b2cea145c", "path_id": "path2", "question_type": "type_E" }
33
In the mid-magnification view, where are the scattered red blood cells most appropriately located?
{ "A": "Within the surrounding fibrous stromal compartment between epithelial structures", "B": "Within the cytoplasm of the clustered epithelial cells", "C": "Within the lumina of the irregular follicular structures", "D": "Within the colloid material inside follicular spaces" }
C
Red blood cells in this context are best attributed to a luminal location within epithelial-lined spaces rather than being intracellular, embedded in stroma, or part of colloid.
{ "low_mag": "01K46K4DA4GYTZWFDM75FG9G1A/rois/10_161.18241y_36482x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K4DA4GYTZWFDM75FG9G1A/rois/40_161.22800y_36480x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K4DA4GYTZWFDM75FG9G1A/rois/200_161.23712y_36480x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K4DA4GYTZWFDM75FG9G1A", "path_id": "376fb334-dce7-4182-a634-258b35a7ae89", "question_type": "type_C" }
34
Which option most accurately characterizes cross-scale visual consistency in this image set?
{ "A": "A sheet-like/nest-like cellular arrangement is visible at mid magnification and corresponds to small clustered groups of cells at high magnification.", "B": "A sheet-like/nest-like cellular arrangement is visible at mid magnification and corresponds to small gland-like lumina at high magnification.", "C":...
A
Mid shows nest-like/sheet-like patterns and high shows cells in small clusters, supporting a direct cross-scale match; gland-like lumina are not listed at high, and neither a deep blue focus nor fat-like areas are described at high for a clear match.
{ "low_mag": "TCGA-BH-A1ET-01Z-00-DX1.05C126CD-CC10-44BF-9A68-6CDDE97272B2/rois/TCGA-BH-A1ET-01Z-00-DX1.05C126CD-CC10-44BF-9A68-6CDDE97272B2_path6_10x.png", "mid_mag": "TCGA-BH-A1ET-01Z-00-DX1.05C126CD-CC10-44BF-9A68-6CDDE97272B2/rois/TCGA-BH-A1ET-01Z-00-DX1.05C126CD-CC10-44BF-9A68-6CDDE97272B2_path6_40x.png", "h...
{ "wsi_name": "TCGA-BH-A1ET-01Z-00-DX1.05C126CD-CC10-44BF-9A68-6CDDE97272B2", "path_id": "path6", "question_type": "type_A" }
35
Which choice best captures whether the subtle background impression from one view is backed up when looking closer?
{ "A": "The closer view does not clearly back up a prominent fibrous background suggested elsewhere, because scattered inflammatory cells are not seen there.", "B": "The closer view clearly backs up a prominent fibrous background suggested elsewhere, because fibrous connective tissue is prominent there.", "C": "T...
C
One view notes pink fibrous connective tissue, while the closer view describes minimal fibrous connective tissue, so the implied prominence is not corroborated; inflammatory cells are present in both, and vessels are not described at the closer view.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JJTDPMND2P83ECHE24AH3/rois/10_8.18028y_108168x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JJTDPMND2P83ECHE24AH3/rois/40_8.18028y_108168x.jpg", "high_mag": null }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JJTDPMND2P83ECHE24AH3", "path_id": "397a5238-288a-47c7-ab92-2ea50df89bb1", "question_type": "type_B" }
36
Which option most accurately characterizes cross-scale visual consistency in this image set?
{ "A": "Vacuolated/vacuolar spaces are present at low, mid, and high magnification, and nest-like cell structures are also visible at low magnification.", "B": "Vacuolated/vacuolar spaces are present at low and mid magnification, but not at high magnification.", "C": "Vacuolated/vacuolar spaces are present at low...
D
Low mentions sporadic vacuolar spaces, mid notes clear vacuolated cytoplasm, and high shows cytoplasmic vacuoles; inflammatory infiltration is only listed at mid, and nest-like structures only at mid.
{ "low_mag": "01K46K9V867WF2T4TB6C590PPG/rois/10_188.54366y_18122x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K9V867WF2T4TB6C590PPG/rois/40_188.58890y_18120x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K9V867WF2T4TB6C590PPG/rois/200_188.59796y_20838x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K9V867WF2T4TB6C590PPG", "path_id": "0f0ffa1a-720c-42cd-bee6-f7e594e1c965", "question_type": "type_A" }
37
Which choice best fits whether the subtle suggestion from one view is actually backed up when you look closer elsewhere?
{ "A": "The closer view does not back up a hinted change because the duct lining remains a single, orderly layer with uniform nuclei, but the boundary is not intact.", "B": "The closer view backs up a hinted change because the duct lining shows more than one epithelial layer.", "C": "The closer view does not back...
C
Across the closer views, ducts stay monolayered with consistent nuclear features and an intact basement membrane, so a weak implication from another view is not corroborated.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JKCW0RYYJ2CHVFSA9870H/rois/10_12.18174y_00000x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JKCW0RYYJ2CHVFSA9870H/rois/40_12.31801y_13629x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JKCW0RYYJ2CHVFSA9870H/rois/200_12.34504y_15436x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JKCW0RYYJ2CHVFSA9870H", "path_id": "1c3af335-b9b0-4adb-b4e7-22a9ef5d7f44", "question_type": "type_B" }
38
Considering the full set of images shown above, which diagnosis is best supported when you integrate the overall growth pattern with the nuclear findings across the images?
{ "A": "NIFTP (noninvasive follicular thyroid neoplasm with papillary-like nuclear features)", "B": "Papillary thyroid carcinoma, follicular variant", "C": "Follicular thyroid carcinoma, minimally invasive", "D": "Papillary thyroid carcinoma, classic type" }
D
Across the images, the lesion shows true papillary architecture together with the characteristic papillary-type nuclear changes (including pseudoinclusions), supporting classic papillary thyroid carcinoma rather than a predominantly follicular-pattern lesion, an invasive follicular carcinoma, or an encapsulated noninva...
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{ "wsi_name": "01K46K62EWCA0N76BJ6D54J46Z", "path_id": "2162308a-a603-46df-b8a6-16b52418a7e8", "question_type": "type_E" }
39
In this set of images, which option does not introduce an implicit dependency between observations that are only required to coexist within the same tissue context?
{ "A": "Gastric mucosal tissue with regularly arranged glands and uniform nuclei size, together with regular glandular structures showing single-layered epithelial cells with basal nuclei and small inflammatory cell infiltration.", "B": "Gastric mucosal tissue with regularly arranged glands and uniform nuclei size,...
B
A only pairs low- and mid-magnification observations as coexisting features without implying that one constrains or accounts for the other; the other options each include a cross-magnification pairing that can be read as requiring a specific linked condition (e.g., infiltration with stromal status), which is not requir...
{ "low_mag": "01K46K4A00MWB9HTR48NHDVX3A/rois/10_160.00000y_89205x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K4A00MWB9HTR48NHDVX3A/rois/40_160.13380y_98120x.jpg", "high_mag": null }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K4A00MWB9HTR48NHDVX3A", "path_id": "0afe6ee9-3d05-4ac0-92c8-6cc449ff5478", "question_type": "type_D" }
40
Which option best fits what can be confirmed as the same kind of structure or pattern recurring in more than one view?
{ "A": "A matching increase in lymphocyte infiltration is visible in more than one view.", "B": "A matching increase in fibrotic stromal tissue is visible in only one view.", "C": "A matching increase in fibrotic stromal tissue is visible in more than one view.", "D": "A matching increase in fibrotic stromal ti...
C
Both the low view (marked stroma proliferation) and the high view (dense fibrotic stroma changes) support a recurring stromal/fibrotic increase, while lymphocyte infiltration is only described in the low view.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JKGPJJPVGCN8Y07C8Q9DN/rois/10_13.18064y_54192x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JKGPJJPVGCN8Y07C8Q9DN/rois/40_13.18064y_54192x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JKGPJJPVGCN8Y07C8Q9DN/rois/200_13.19866y_57792x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JKGPJJPVGCN8Y07C8Q9DN", "path_id": "130ee459-db2d-408d-a84c-2df389a25dae", "question_type": "type_A" }
41
Which option best matches how observations at different magnifications relate to each other in this set of images?
{ "A": "The low-magnification note of consistent nuclear size is not corroborated at mid/high magnification, where nuclei appear enlarged and variably shaped.", "B": "The low-magnification note of consistent nuclear size is corroborated at mid/high magnification, where nuclei remain consistent in size.", "C": "Th...
A
Low mentions consistent nuclear size, but mid/high describe increased/enlarged nuclei with variable/irregular nuclear morphology, so the low-scale implication is contradicted rather than confirmed.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JKGPJJPVGCN8Y07C8Q9DN/rois/10_13.36128y_72256x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JKGPJJPVGCN8Y07C8Q9DN/rois/40_13.36128y_72256x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JKGPJJPVGCN8Y07C8Q9DN/rois/200_13.37023y_74046x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JKGPJJPVGCN8Y07C8Q9DN", "path_id": "9403f395-64aa-488d-b119-c406faada1c1", "question_type": "type_B" }
42
Based on the images shown above, which diagnosis is best supported when integrating the overall growth pattern and cytologic malignancy across the full image set?
{ "A": "High-grade fibrosarcoma", "B": "Undifferentiated pleomorphic sarcoma", "C": "Leiomyosarcoma", "D": "Malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumor" }
A
Across the image set, the lesion shows a malignant spindle-cell neoplasm with a collagenized background and an infiltrative growth pattern, supporting fibrosarcoma over other spindle-cell sarcomas that would require different, image-confirmable architectural or cytologic cues.
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{ "wsi_name": "01K46KB7GM31P8S2K53P66D626", "path_id": "0a3b3c4b-0bf5-44a3-b0a1-7d82da27c309", "question_type": "type_E" }
43
When comparing the different views, which statement best fits whether a subtle suggestion from one view is actually backed up by what is seen elsewhere?
{ "A": "A hint of luminal mucin is not clearly backed up elsewhere because the other views do not show mitotic figures.", "B": "A hint of luminal mucin is backed up elsewhere because the other views also show luminal mucin.", "C": "A hint of luminal mucin is not clearly backed up elsewhere because the other views...
D
Luminal mucin is described in only one view; the other views list different findings (including red-staining material, nucleoli, and mitoses) without explicitly showing luminal mucin, so confirmation is not established.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JX8TKYQFPHGCQ636NYKQA/rois/10_101.00000y_34120x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JX8TKYQFPHGCQ636NYKQA/rois/40_101.08530y_34120x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JX8TKYQFPHGCQ636NYKQA/rois/200_101.08530y_34120x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JX8TKYQFPHGCQ636NYKQA", "path_id": "23b0bb68-195c-47da-9594-3314f161bb66", "question_type": "type_B" }
44
Based on the images provided, which option best matches the overall morphologic impression?
{ "A": "High-grade squamous intraepithelial lesion with surface ulceration and reactive stromal inflammation, without definite stromal invasion", "B": "Invasive squamous cell carcinoma with stromal invasion beneath a disrupted/ulcerated surface and associated inflammatory response", "C": "Squamous cell carcinoma ...
B
Across the image set, the lesion shows malignant squamous cytology together with epithelial disruption and convincing extension of atypical epithelium into underlying stroma, supported by stromal disarray and inflammation—favoring invasive squamous cell carcinoma over purely intraepithelial or pushing-border variants.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JNAA3GR650WES6S9XG0RW/rois/10_31.35484y_35484x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JNAA3GR650WES6S9XG0RW/rois/40_31.39915y_35480x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JNAA3GR650WES6S9XG0RW/rois/200_31.40802y_35480x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JNAA3GR650WES6S9XG0RW", "path_id": "c2c6df4c-fbd9-40ca-abec-dde220980e75", "question_type": "type_E" }
45
Considering the different views, which statement best captures whether the earlier suggestion of widened spaces is actually backed up later on?
{ "A": "The later view does not clearly show widened stromal areas, so that earlier suggestion is not corroborated.", "B": "The later view clearly shows widened luminal spaces, so that earlier suggestion is corroborated.", "C": "The later view does not clearly show widened luminal spaces, so that earlier suggesti...
C
The initial view raises a weak implication of widened lumina, but the later view emphasizes densely packed cells and nuclear detail without clearly showing luminal dilation, so the implication is not supported.
{ "low_mag": "01K46K9CBVBSM4H63SK9R8KZMS/rois/10_185.23035y_46070x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K9CBVBSM4H63SK9R8KZMS/rois/40_185.34548y_46064x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K9CBVBSM4H63SK9R8KZMS/rois/200_185.35681y_48342x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K9CBVBSM4H63SK9R8KZMS", "path_id": "0649138b-e3d3-41e0-bc0b-4937a7f7eee6", "question_type": "type_B" }
46
Across the views, which option best matches what can be confirmed as the same kind of cellular pattern appearing in more than one view?
{ "A": "A nested grouping of cells is visible in more than one view, and fragmented tissue edges are evident in more than one view.", "B": "A nested grouping of cells with clear cytoplasm is visible in more than one view.", "C": "A nested grouping of cells is visible in more than one view, and occasional mitotic ...
D
Cell nests are described at mid magnification and a comparable grouped cellular pattern is compatible with the high-power crowded cellular view, while clear cytoplasm is only listed at mid; mitotic figures and fragmented edges are each only listed at a single magnification.
{ "low_mag": "01K46KA4WG49X1HSKQW53K6DTH/rois/10_190.00000y_35868x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46KA4WG49X1HSKQW53K6DTH/rois/40_190.13449y_44830x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46KA4WG49X1HSKQW53K6DTH/rois/200_190.14336y_48384x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46KA4WG49X1HSKQW53K6DTH", "path_id": "18e75079-bc88-42f4-bbce-081f458a63c2", "question_type": "type_A" }
47
Which option is most consistent with the combined visual evidence across the images shown?
{ "A": "Chronic active glandular inflammation with reactive epithelial atypia and stromal fibrosis, without definite invasive carcinoma", "B": "Well-differentiated invasive adenocarcinoma arising in a background of chronic inflammation, with desmoplastic stromal response", "C": "High-grade glandular dysplasia (in...
A
Across the image set, the overall pattern supports chronic inflammation with prominent stromal fibrosis and only mild reactive nuclear irregularity; there is no convincing evidence of destructive invasion or tumor-associated necrosis, and the epithelium is not uniformly bland enough for a purely non-atypical hyperplasi...
{ "low_mag": "01K46K3Z1MV70AKK1VXP4TWEB0/rois/10_158.35484y_53226x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K3Z1MV70AKK1VXP4TWEB0/rois/40_158.44350y_53220x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K3Z1MV70AKK1VXP4TWEB0/rois/200_158.45237y_53220x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K3Z1MV70AKK1VXP4TWEB0", "path_id": "11c1c1e3-3afd-4e09-a96c-f16e52ba3ab0", "question_type": "type_E" }
48
When comparing the different views, which statement best fits whether a subtle suggestion from one view is actually backed up by the others?
{ "A": "A subtle impression of fairly uniform nuclear size in one view is not consistently backed up, because another view shows coarse clumped chromatin.", "B": "A subtle impression of fairly uniform nuclear size in one view is consistently backed up, because the other views also show fairly uniform nuclear size."...
D
One view notes uniform nuclear size, but a different view describes varying nucleus sizes, so the implied uniformity is not corroborated across views.
{ "low_mag": "01K46K1M9M1T183R9KG6E350XX/rois/10_145.17742y_00000x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K1M9M1T183R9KG6E350XX/rois/40_145.22175y_04435x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K1M9M1T183R9KG6E350XX/rois/200_145.22175y_04435x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K1M9M1T183R9KG6E350XX", "path_id": "0995b93b-37cf-4733-ba4c-a3d4cafc9cbd", "question_type": "type_B" }
49
When comparing the overall impression from the broader view with the closer views, which statement best fits what can (or cannot) be carried over between them?
{ "A": "The closer views do not show the same architectural irregularity suggested in the broader view, but they do show expanded stromal regions.", "B": "The closer views show the same architectural irregularity suggested in the broader view, so that implication is corroborated.", "C": "The closer views do not s...
C
The mid and high views are described as normal renal tubules, which does not support carrying over the broader-view suggestion of irregular architecture; the other options add a specific confirming or additional feature not stated at the closer views.
{ "low_mag": "01K46K9F88TF51DT48RDTPXJ55/rois/10_186.35554y_00000x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K9F88TF51DT48RDTPXJ55/rois/40_186.35552y_08888x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K9F88TF51DT48RDTPXJ55/rois/200_186.37296y_09768x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K9F88TF51DT48RDTPXJ55", "path_id": "1c28795a-5823-4d74-8e6a-84fd2bc2821b", "question_type": "type_B" }
50
In this set of images, which option remains valid when all listed observations are treated as independently sampled views, without assuming directional or causal dependence between them?
{ "A": "LOW: Extravasation of red blood cells + MID: Glandular structure formation + HIGH: Numerous erythrocytes in stroma", "B": "LOW: Fibrous septa present + MID: Glandular structure formation + HIGH: Coarse granular chromatin", "C": "LOW: Fibrous septa present + MID: Disorganized hepatic cell plates + HIGH: Nu...
D
Option A matches one verifiable feature from each magnification (LOW fibrous septa, MID glandular structures, HIGH stromal erythrocytes). Each alternative changes exactly one atomic feature (HIGH chromatin vs erythrocytes; MID plates vs glands; LOW RBC extravasation vs septa), which would not remain valid if that speci...
{ "low_mag": "01K46JWNSCECD77C0Z991REER9/rois/10_96.00000y_35456x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JWNSCECD77C0Z991REER9/rois/40_96.04432y_35456x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JWNSCECD77C0Z991REER9/rois/200_96.07088y_36326x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JWNSCECD77C0Z991REER9", "path_id": "8d432171-dd4b-474b-a4e9-5e60f5d604b6", "question_type": "type_D" }
51
In this set, where is the main cellular population best placed within the tissue architecture?
{ "A": "Within the glandular epithelial lining, along the luminal surface", "B": "Within the glandular epithelial lining, but concentrated at the basal aspect adjacent to the stroma", "C": "In the stromal compartment between glands, outside the epithelial lining", "D": "Within the gland lumens, free from attach...
A
The described changes center on epithelial layering and epithelial cell nuclear/cytoplasmic features, while the stroma is only noted to have mild edema and mild infiltration, supporting an epithelial luminal-lining location rather than stromal, basal-only, or intraluminal placement.
{ "low_mag": "01K46K3Z1MV70AKK1VXP4TWEB0/rois/10_158.70968y_35484x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K3Z1MV70AKK1VXP4TWEB0/rois/40_158.75395y_44350x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K3Z1MV70AKK1VXP4TWEB0/rois/200_158.77169y_47898x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K3Z1MV70AKK1VXP4TWEB0", "path_id": "05fde46e-4dd5-4b83-a706-13f1ac1354c7", "question_type": "type_C" }
52
Which option is most consistent with the combined visual evidence across the images shown?
{ "A": "Invasive ductal carcinoma, no special type, with prominent high-grade nuclear pleomorphism and frequent atypical mitoses", "B": "Ductal carcinoma in situ with architectural distortion but no definite stromal invasion", "C": "Invasive lobular carcinoma with predominantly single-file stromal infiltration an...
D
Across the image set, the lesion shows disorganized ductal structures with irregular nests infiltrating stroma, supporting invasion; the cells appear relatively small and bland without marked pleomorphism, favoring an invasive ductal carcinoma pattern with low cytologic atypia over in-situ disease, lobular single-file ...
{ "low_mag": "01K46JKCW0RYYJ2CHVFSA9870H/rois/10_12.18174y_36348x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JKCW0RYYJ2CHVFSA9870H/rois/40_12.18172y_45430x.jpg", "high_mag": null }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JKCW0RYYJ2CHVFSA9870H", "path_id": "cf056535-f7eb-40ef-95e4-ca563a629b80", "question_type": "type_E" }
53
Considering the views together, which statement about a directly matching tissue component appearing in more than one view is best supported?
{ "A": "A smooth muscle component is visible in only one view, while fibrous tissue is only noted in a single view.", "B": "A smooth muscle component is visible in more than one view, while fibrous tissue is noted in more than one view.", "C": "A smooth muscle component is visible in more than one view, while fib...
C
Smooth muscle (muscularis/muscularis tissue) is listed at low, mid, and high views, whereas fibrous tissue is listed only at the high view.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JNXF4ZVF5MX3M5ZF6TK45/rois/10_38.18241y_72964x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JNXF4ZVF5MX3M5ZF6TK45/rois/40_38.22800y_72960x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JNXF4ZVF5MX3M5ZF6TK45/rois/200_38.25536y_74784x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JNXF4ZVF5MX3M5ZF6TK45", "path_id": "27b7da41-3c3b-49b9-a216-2145d47afad0", "question_type": "type_A" }
54
When comparing the different views, which statement best captures what is *not* clearly carried through from one view to another?
{ "A": "The surface lining appears interrupted in one view, but the other views instead clearly demonstrate vascular dilatation.", "B": "The surface lining appears interrupted in one view, and the same interruption is clearly demonstrated in the other views.", "C": "The surface lining appears continuous in one vi...
D
Only one view explicitly notes disruption of epithelial continuity; the other views describe disorganization and nuclear/cellular changes without clearly showing the same continuity break.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JNG8DY465WPN5SW80VQMS/rois/10_33.00000y_18028x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JNG8DY465WPN5SW80VQMS/rois/40_33.13521y_18028x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JNG8DY465WPN5SW80VQMS/rois/200_33.14416y_18921x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JNG8DY465WPN5SW80VQMS", "path_id": "236a72d9-b70c-4588-bfd6-e025f0ccfcd5", "question_type": "type_B" }
55
Which option best matches how observations at different magnifications relate to each other in this set of images?
{ "A": "The low-power suggestion of papillary projections is corroborated at higher magnification by seeing true papillary fronds with fibrovascular cores.", "B": "The low-power suggestion of papillary projections is not directly corroborated at higher magnification because the higher views emphasize sheets/nests a...
B
Low power raises a weak implication of papillary structures, but mid/high descriptions focus on multilayering, sheets/nests, and nuclear details; papillary fronds with fibrovascular cores are not explicitly shown, so confirmation is not established.
{ "low_mag": "01K46K4NVM2SEQS0QQZDQ80MAQ/rois/10_162.54192y_54192x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K4NVM2SEQS0QQZDQ80MAQ/rois/40_162.58708y_54192x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K4NVM2SEQS0QQZDQ80MAQ/rois/200_162.62307y_55083x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K4NVM2SEQS0QQZDQ80MAQ", "path_id": "046dbaf6-30d9-4947-bdfd-aa90ba64e434", "question_type": "type_B" }
56
Which option is most consistent with the combined visual evidence across the images shown?
{ "A": "Adenomyosis with benign endometrial glands and stroma embedded within myometrium", "B": "Unremarkable uterine myometrium with interlacing smooth muscle bundles and physiologic blood vessels", "C": "Leiomyoma with a well-circumscribed nodule of whorled smooth muscle and relative vascular compression", "D...
B
Across the image set, the tissue shows uniform interlacing smooth muscle fibers with expected vessels and no convincing glandular elements, discrete nodular architecture, or infiltrative atypical stromal proliferation, supporting unremarkable myometrium.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JSXEQSRNVWKGA2PYTEPMV/rois/10_71.18152y_18152x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JSXEQSRNVWKGA2PYTEPMV/rois/40_71.27228y_22690x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JSXEQSRNVWKGA2PYTEPMV/rois/200_71.27210y_26303x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JSXEQSRNVWKGA2PYTEPMV", "path_id": "1a9a6202-c92c-44d2-9cda-18d93f8ae5b7", "question_type": "type_E" }
57
Considering the views together, which statement best reflects whether a subtle suggestion from one view is actually backed up by another view?
{ "A": "A suggestion of epithelial cell groups extending into the stroma is not clearly backed up elsewhere, because another view does not show dense inflammatory cell infiltration.", "B": "A suggestion of epithelial cell groups extending into the stroma is clearly backed up elsewhere, because another view also sho...
C
Only one view notes epithelial cell clusters in the stroma; the other view’s listed findings do not include that feature, so corroboration is not established.
{ "low_mag": "01K46K6KHGAMVEVTMSFBNVH853/rois/10_173.18241y_18241x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K6KHGAMVEVTMSFBNVH853/rois/40_173.18240y_18240x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K6KHGAMVEVTMSFBNVH853/rois/200_173.21888y_18240x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K6KHGAMVEVTMSFBNVH853", "path_id": "21417ed3-807c-48df-85eb-280fa3a45c86", "question_type": "type_B" }
58
Based on the images shown above, which diagnosis is best supported when integrating the overall growth pattern and the cytologic details across the full image set?
{ "A": "Organizing pneumonia with reactive pneumocyte atypia", "B": "Adenocarcinoma in situ (lepidic-predominant) without stromal invasion", "C": "Minimally invasive adenocarcinoma with a small invasive focus", "D": "Invasive lung adenocarcinoma with stromal invasion" }
D
Across the image set, the lesion shows destructive architectural disturbance with irregular infiltrative clusters and a fibrotic stromal response, and the highest-detail view shows overt malignant cytology with atypical mitoses—together supporting invasive adenocarcinoma rather than a purely lepidic/in situ process, a ...
{ "low_mag": "01K46JYVHRCGDXBX648WRJ5H03/rois/10_120.18241y_36482x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JYVHRCGDXBX648WRJ5H03/rois/40_120.22800y_36480x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JYVHRCGDXBX648WRJ5H03/rois/200_120.23712y_37392x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JYVHRCGDXBX648WRJ5H03", "path_id": "0987435c-11b9-4b6e-92e8-ca577da4c2c7", "question_type": "type_E" }
59
Which option best matches what can be visually tracked as the same kind of element in more than one view?
{ "A": "A red cell–type element is present in both the low and the middle view.", "B": "A red cell–type element is present in both the low and the high view.", "C": "A red cell–type element is present in both the middle and the high view.", "D": "A dense inflammatory infiltrate is present in both the middle and...
C
The middle view notes extravasated red blood cells and the high view shows red blood cells; the low view lists red-stained amorphous material rather than red blood cells, and dense inflammatory infiltration is not listed in the high view.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JP12099457S96PCNFT0FG/rois/10_39.54192y_36128x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JP12099457S96PCNFT0FG/rois/40_39.63224y_36128x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JP12099457S96PCNFT0FG/rois/200_39.65919y_37023x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JP12099457S96PCNFT0FG", "path_id": "a1f342cf-cab0-4477-b15a-325b8a6981bc", "question_type": "type_A" }
60
When comparing the different views, which statement best fits whether a subtle suggestion from one view is actually backed up elsewhere?
{ "A": "A hint of increased cell division is not clearly backed up in the other views, which instead emphasize irregular gland formation with fibrous stroma and no inflammatory cells.", "B": "A hint of increased cell division is backed up elsewhere by frequent mitotic figures, along with irregular gland formation a...
D
Only one view mentions frequent mitotic figures; the other views do not, so the implication is not corroborated across views. The other listed elements (irregular glands, fibrosis, variable nuclear appearance, scattered inflammatory cells) are consistent with what is described, while the incorrect options change exactl...
{ "low_mag": "01K46K3D34YPTF70X4DTAX3CK9/rois/10_154.35456y_17728x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K3D34YPTF70X4DTAX3CK9/rois/40_154.39888y_17728x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K3D34YPTF70X4DTAX3CK9/rois/200_154.40756y_18606x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K3D34YPTF70X4DTAX3CK9", "path_id": "0659e995-ebeb-4542-b9c7-46575bbf25ec", "question_type": "type_B" }
61
When comparing the different views, which statement best fits whether a subtle suggestion from one view is actually backed up by another?
{ "A": "A boundary-like interface is not clearly supported across the views, because one view lacks a distinct separating line while another view shows a single-layer surface lining.", "B": "A boundary-like interface is clearly supported across the views, because a distinct separating line is visible along with lay...
C
One view notes an indistinguishable separating line, so a clearly defined interface is not corroborated even though another view shows a multilayered surface; the other options each change one element (adding a distinct line, changing layering, or removing inflammatory cells).
{ "low_mag": "01K46K74WCKV2G5CC743FMEF5Y/rois/10_175.36362y_90905x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K74WCKV2G5CC743FMEF5Y/rois/40_175.36360y_90900x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K74WCKV2G5CC743FMEF5Y/rois/200_175.36360y_90900x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K74WCKV2G5CC743FMEF5Y", "path_id": "0766bb8a-e2c4-4eb2-bd61-f71f04ca96f5", "question_type": "type_B" }
62
Which option best describes the anatomical or spatial compartment to which the highlighted structures belong, based on the images?
{ "A": "Within a large central vein lumen, projecting into the vascular space", "B": "Within portal tracts, centered around bile ducts and accompanying vessels", "C": "Within the hepatic capsule/subcapsular region, immediately beneath the liver surface", "D": "Within hepatic parenchyma, arranged as disordered h...
D
The mid-magnification features explicitly describe disordered hepatic cell plates, supporting a parenchymal (plate/sinusoid) compartment rather than portal tracts, capsule, or a vein lumen.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JW6HH2PER3QRFWNVJZFGF/rois/10_91.35428y_17714x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JW6HH2PER3QRFWNVJZFGF/rois/40_91.35424y_17712x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JW6HH2PER3QRFWNVJZFGF/rois/200_91.36285y_18585x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JW6HH2PER3QRFWNVJZFGF", "path_id": "3c92019c-9b8f-4084-9811-021f43943000", "question_type": "type_C" }
63
Which option most accurately characterizes cross-scale visual consistency in this image set?
{ "A": "A matching feature across mid and high magnification is prominent nucleoli, while low magnification explicitly lists prominent nucleoli.", "B": "A matching feature across mid and high magnification is prominent nucleoli, while low magnification does not explicitly list nucleoli.", "C": "A matching feature...
B
Prominent nucleoli are listed at both mid and high magnification; the low-magnification feature list does not mention nucleoli, so only mid–high correspondence is directly supported.
{ "low_mag": "01K46K3D34YPTF70X4DTAX3CK9/rois/10_154.35456y_17728x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K3D34YPTF70X4DTAX3CK9/rois/40_154.35456y_17728x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K3D34YPTF70X4DTAX3CK9/rois/200_154.36326y_18606x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K3D34YPTF70X4DTAX3CK9", "path_id": "4c04fe7f-b764-412e-aea3-8d480d9f17d2", "question_type": "type_A" }
64
Which option best matches how observations at different magnifications relate to each other in this set of images?
{ "A": "The low-magnification impression of tightly packed, sieve-like glands is not directly corroborated at higher magnification because the mid/high views emphasize disordered epithelial/nuclear features without explicitly showing the same back-to-back or sieve-like gland pattern.", "B": "The low-magnification i...
A
Low shows back-to-back and sieve-like glands, while mid/high lists focus on disordered arrangement, loss of polarity, nuclear atypia, and abnormal mitoses without stating the same glandular/sieve pattern; thus corroboration of that specific low-power implication is not established.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JW2B0Y6SBM54BJ6B6JCB4/rois/10_90.18152y_00000x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JW2B0Y6SBM54BJ6B6JCB4/rois/40_90.22690y_09076x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JW2B0Y6SBM54BJ6B6JCB4/rois/200_90.25396y_09977x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JW2B0Y6SBM54BJ6B6JCB4", "path_id": "4a66efaa-0280-4c54-b1b8-517bb98c8ce6", "question_type": "type_B" }
65
Across the views, which option best matches what can be visually tracked as the same kind of pattern appearing in more than one view?
{ "A": "A dense, sheet-like cellular pattern is visible in more than one view, and prominent nucleoli are also visible in more than one view.", "B": "A dense, sheet-like cellular pattern is visible in only one view.", "C": "A dense, sheet-like cellular pattern is visible in more than one view.", "D": "A dense, ...
C
A sheet-like/densely packed cellular pattern is described at mid (solid arrangements) and high (dense sheet-like patterns), supporting a cross-view match; nucleoli are only listed at mid, and red-stained structureless regions only at low.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JTAHQW75V93RBT3G5FR81/rois/10_75.18064y_18064x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JTAHQW75V93RBT3G5FR81/rois/40_75.18064y_27096x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JTAHQW75V93RBT3G5FR81/rois/200_75.18963y_29799x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JTAHQW75V93RBT3G5FR81", "path_id": "256decb8-99b3-4109-b351-73a8757d26ec", "question_type": "type_A" }
66
Which option best characterizes the compartmental context of the structures shown in this set of images?
{ "A": "Intraluminal compartment of a bile duct (within the lumen), rather than within the duct wall", "B": "Periductal fibrous stroma surrounding an otherwise intact bile duct epithelial lining", "C": "Epithelial compartment lining a bile duct lumen, with the epithelial layer largely absent and the duct wall inc...
C
The low-magnification features specify an incomplete bile duct wall with loss of the epithelial layer, placing the key structures at the bile duct lining/duct wall interface rather than in periductal stroma, the lumen, or more remote portal connective tissue.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JZVBCHJYJHCZB4YTD3MAY/rois/10_136.17728y_17728x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JZVBCHJYJHCZB4YTD3MAY/rois/40_136.26592y_17728x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JZVBCHJYJHCZB4YTD3MAY/rois/200_136.27466y_18606x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JZVBCHJYJHCZB4YTD3MAY", "path_id": "362568bd-f966-4c84-bdb7-227635f99963", "question_type": "type_C" }
67
In this set of images, which option does not introduce an implicit dependency between observations that are only required to coexist within the same tissue context?
{ "A": "Uneven epithelial thickness (LOW) together with irregular nest-like cell infiltration (MID)", "B": "Uneven epithelial thickness (LOW) together with indistinguishable basement membrane (MID)", "C": "Uneven epithelial thickness (LOW) together with concentric keratinized structures visible (MID)", "D": "Un...
C
A pairs two observations that can simply be checked for co-presence across the provided magnifications without implying that one observation accounts for, results in, or necessitates the other; the other options use pairings that commonly invite an unstated linkage (interface/basement membrane, thickness/infiltration, ...
{ "low_mag": "01K46K6B0GRCW3R1VEYT9WAY59/rois/10_172.17742y_17742x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K6B0GRCW3R1VEYT9WAY59/rois/40_172.22175y_26610x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K6B0GRCW3R1VEYT9WAY59/rois/200_172.22175y_26610x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K6B0GRCW3R1VEYT9WAY59", "path_id": "21daeddb-5ce8-4884-b5e3-bcb49d0458e0", "question_type": "type_D" }
68
Which option best describes whether any visually matching structure appears across more than one magnification in this set?
{ "A": "A matching feature is present: glandular structures are seen at both the mid and high magnifications.", "B": "A matching feature is present: cells arranged in nests are seen at both the mid and high magnifications.", "C": "A matching feature is present: white fat-like vacuoles are seen at both the low and...
B
The mid magnification lists “cells in nests or trabecular pattern,” and the high magnification lists “densely arranged cells in nests,” supporting a cross-scale match; glands are only listed at mid, and fat-like vacuoles only at low.
{ "low_mag": "TCGA-AR-A24M-01Z-00-DX1.D81F1BDF-00DD-42A3-AFFE-55655A877213/rois/TCGA-AR-A24M-01Z-00-DX1.D81F1BDF-00DD-42A3-AFFE-55655A877213_path6_10x.png", "mid_mag": "TCGA-AR-A24M-01Z-00-DX1.D81F1BDF-00DD-42A3-AFFE-55655A877213/rois/TCGA-AR-A24M-01Z-00-DX1.D81F1BDF-00DD-42A3-AFFE-55655A877213_path6_40x.png", "h...
{ "wsi_name": "TCGA-AR-A24M-01Z-00-DX1.D81F1BDF-00DD-42A3-AFFE-55655A877213", "path_id": "path6", "question_type": "type_A" }
69
Based on the images provided, which option best matches a set of observations that can all be simultaneously verified across the different views without assuming any directional relationship between them?
{ "A": "Well-defined layers are seen in one view, a uniform cell population is seen in another view, and fibrous tissue presence is not seen in another view.", "B": "Well-defined layers are seen in one view, a uniform cell population is seen in another view, and fibrous tissue presence is seen in another view.", ...
B
The images show well-defined layers (low), a uniform cell population (mid), and fibrous tissue presence (high); each incorrect option changes exactly one of these verifiable observations.
{ "low_mag": "01K46K4A00MWB9HTR48NHDVX3A/rois/10_160.00000y_17841x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K4A00MWB9HTR48NHDVX3A/rois/40_160.08920y_31220x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K4A00MWB9HTR48NHDVX3A/rois/200_160.08920y_31220x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K4A00MWB9HTR48NHDVX3A", "path_id": "3339bdfe-cd4d-47ef-883e-98f613637c56", "question_type": "type_D" }
70
Which option best matches how observations at different magnifications relate to each other in this set of images?
{ "A": "The mid/high views corroborate the low view’s slit-like cavities by showing the same slit-like spaces alongside fibrosis and inflammatory cells.", "B": "The mid/high views do not corroborate the low view’s slit-like cavities; they show fibrosis and inflammatory cell infiltration without confirming slit-like...
B
Slit-like cavities are only listed at low magnification, while mid/high magnification list fibrosis and inflammatory infiltration without mentioning slit-like spaces, so the implied spaces are not confirmed across scales.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JY1AYNYK0NQCG4BSM1P01/rois/10_112.00000y_17836x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JY1AYNYK0NQCG4BSM1P01/rois/40_112.02229y_20061x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JY1AYNYK0NQCG4BSM1P01/rois/200_112.03560y_20470x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JY1AYNYK0NQCG4BSM1P01", "path_id": "52beebb5-fef9-46e1-86ff-bdbcb1f4593b", "question_type": "type_B" }
71
Which option best describes the anatomical or spatial compartment to which the highlighted structures belong, based on the images?
{ "A": "Lamina propria stromal compartment only, without involvement of the overlying urothelial epithelium", "B": "Urothelial epithelial compartment, confined above an intact basement membrane without lamina propria involvement", "C": "Urothelial epithelial compartment, extending through a breached basement memb...
C
The feature list includes urothelial thickening with disorganization and, at mid magnification, explicit breaching of the basement membrane with associated fibrous tissue reaction and stromal changes, placing the highlighted structures in urothelium with extension into lamina propria rather than being confined above th...
{ "low_mag": "01K46JJTDPMND2P83ECHE24AH3/rois/10_8.36056y_00000x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JJTDPMND2P83ECHE24AH3/rois/40_8.49577y_13521x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JJTDPMND2P83ECHE24AH3/rois/200_8.50456y_14416x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JJTDPMND2P83ECHE24AH3", "path_id": "23fa2264-381c-48d5-8c8e-7051327b8c6c", "question_type": "type_C" }
72
Which option most accurately characterizes cross-scale visual consistency in this image set?
{ "A": "A matching cribriform pattern is present at more than one magnification (mid and high), while the low view does not explicitly show this feature.", "B": "A matching stromal/collagen increase is present at more than one magnification (localized sclerotic changes at low and localized collagen proliferation at...
C
Low lists localized sclerotic changes and high lists localized collagen proliferation, supporting a cross-scale match for stromal/collagen increase; mid does not list a corresponding stromal/collagen feature. Options B–D each add one unsupported cross-scale match (mid collagen, high cribriform, or mid back-to-back).
{ "low_mag": "01K46JKVC06TZZD04E6J0AVSJW/rois/10_16.18064y_36128x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JKVC06TZZD04E6J0AVSJW/rois/40_16.27096y_36128x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JKVC06TZZD04E6J0AVSJW/rois/200_16.28896y_37023x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JKVC06TZZD04E6J0AVSJW", "path_id": "12c90219-2c33-4b77-9a6c-129a7f5d713d", "question_type": "type_A" }
73
Which option best describes whether any visually matching structure appears across more than one magnification in this set?
{ "A": "A matching feature is the irregular/disorganized tissue architecture, which is described at low, mid, and high magnification.", "B": "A matching feature is the irregular/disorganized tissue architecture, which is described at low and mid magnification only.", "C": "A matching feature is the irregular/diso...
A
Irregular/disorganized architecture is explicitly listed in all three magnifications; stratification is noted as not evident at low, and mitotic figures are only mentioned at high.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JQNACEK1WG4GMANPR945A/rois/10_54.17742y_00000x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JQNACEK1WG4GMANPR945A/rois/40_54.22175y_13305x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JQNACEK1WG4GMANPR945A/rois/200_54.23949y_15966x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JQNACEK1WG4GMANPR945A", "path_id": "102100eb-0e88-45e1-b9a1-e71ac62ef109", "question_type": "type_A" }
74
In this set of images, which option does not introduce an implicit dependency between observations that are only required to coexist within the same tissue context?
{ "A": "Fatty tissue as vacuoles together with fibrous stroma present, and glandular cell arrangement together with pathological mitotic figures", "B": "Fatty tissue as vacuoles together with fibrous stroma present, and glandular cell arrangement together with no pathological mitotic figures", "C": "Fatty tissue ...
B
A pairs two feature-combinations that can simply be checked for coexistence across the images (fat vacuoles+fibrous stroma; glandular arrangement+no pathological mitotic figures). The other options each alter exactly one atomic feature from A (mitotic figures present; fine chromatin; varying nucleus sizes), making them...
{ "low_mag": "TCGA-E2-A570-01Z-00-DX1.64E5F2CA-9396-40DC-A300-04A54657BDE6/rois/TCGA-E2-A570-01Z-00-DX1.64E5F2CA-9396-40DC-A300-04A54657BDE6_path2_10x.png", "mid_mag": "TCGA-E2-A570-01Z-00-DX1.64E5F2CA-9396-40DC-A300-04A54657BDE6/rois/TCGA-E2-A570-01Z-00-DX1.64E5F2CA-9396-40DC-A300-04A54657BDE6_path2_40x.png", "h...
{ "wsi_name": "TCGA-E2-A570-01Z-00-DX1.64E5F2CA-9396-40DC-A300-04A54657BDE6", "path_id": "path2", "question_type": "type_D" }
75
In this set of images, which option does not introduce an implicit dependency between observations that are only required to coexist within the same tissue context?
{ "A": "LOW: peripheral hemorrhage + scattered blood vessels; MID: palisading cell arrangement + hyperchromatic nuclei", "B": "LOW: peripheral hemorrhage + scattered blood vessels; MID: palisading cell arrangement + irregular nuclear contours", "C": "LOW: peripheral hemorrhage + scattered blood vessels; MID: pali...
A
A pairs one low-magnification vascular/hemorrhagic combination with one mid-magnification nuclear/arrangement combination without implying that one observation accounts for, results in, or necessitates the other; the other options more readily read as a “because/therefore” linkage between the paired mid-field feature a...
{ "low_mag": "01K46JPG3FQZEJRRDMWV9YXJ63/rois/10_43.18241y_00000x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JPG3FQZEJRRDMWV9YXJ63/rois/40_43.27360y_00000x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JPG3FQZEJRRDMWV9YXJ63/rois/200_43.27360y_02736x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JPG3FQZEJRRDMWV9YXJ63", "path_id": "7d57865e-fd77-42cd-8953-f8b8c07cd35c", "question_type": "type_D" }
76
In this set of images, which option best reflects the degree of agreement or disagreement between observations across magnifications?
{ "A": "The low magnification suggests luminal debris, but the mid magnification shows cytoplasmic vacuolization, so this implication is contradicted across scales.", "B": "The low magnification suggests luminal debris, and the mid and high magnifications also show necrotic debris, so this implication is corroborat...
C
Necrotic debris is listed only at low magnification; mid and high lists do not mention necrotic debris, so confirmation is not established. Options B, C, and D each add a single unsupported feature (necrotic debris at higher magnification or cytoplasmic vacuolization) that is not present in the provided observations.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JMQ8AJZ6PVVXJMZMWHF6C/rois/10_26.35824y_35824x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JMQ8AJZ6PVVXJMZMWHF6C/rois/40_26.44780y_49258x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JMQ8AJZ6PVVXJMZMWHF6C/rois/200_26.45645y_50120x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JMQ8AJZ6PVVXJMZMWHF6C", "path_id": "40cb55ed-9ae5-4a31-973a-57ccaaca5655", "question_type": "type_B" }
77
Which option best matches what can be visually tracked as the same kind of finding in more than one view within this set?
{ "A": "A similar pattern of fibrous tissue increase is present in exactly one view.", "B": "A similar pattern of red blood cell leakage is present in exactly one view.", "C": "A similar pattern of fibrous tissue increase is present in more than one view.", "D": "A similar pattern of red blood cell leakage is p...
D
Red blood cell leakage is listed in the low view (extravasation) and high view (exudation), supporting a cross-view match; fibrous tissue increase is only listed in the mid view.
{ "low_mag": "01K46K2DVQB88FJ48M1RRHGSD8/rois/10_148.00000y_35456x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K2DVQB88FJ48M1RRHGSD8/rois/40_148.13296y_39888x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K2DVQB88FJ48M1RRHGSD8/rois/200_148.15062y_40756x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K2DVQB88FJ48M1RRHGSD8", "path_id": "023df22e-a11c-4bfd-bcbe-863d905d2543", "question_type": "type_A" }
78
In this set of images, which option does not introduce an implicit dependency between observations that are only required to coexist within the same tissue context?
{ "A": "Smooth muscle tissue with blood vessels visible, alongside a smooth muscle arrangement with blood vessel distribution.", "B": "Smooth muscle tissue with fibers present, alongside a smooth muscle arrangement with fiber patterns observed.", "C": "Smooth muscle tissue with fibers present, alongside a smooth ...
B
A pairs fiber-related observations across the low and mid images without implying that one feature accounts for, determines, or necessitates the other; the other options more readily read as tying vessel-related findings to specific organizational patterns in a way that can be taken as an implicit linkage rather than s...
{ "low_mag": "01K46JSXEQSRNVWKGA2PYTEPMV/rois/10_71.36304y_00000x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JSXEQSRNVWKGA2PYTEPMV/rois/40_71.40842y_13614x.jpg", "high_mag": null }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JSXEQSRNVWKGA2PYTEPMV", "path_id": "2fed2730-f930-487c-8806-81303bfb86ae", "question_type": "type_D" }
79
In the mid-magnification view, where is the main cell population situated relative to the surrounding supporting tissue?
{ "A": "Within discrete nests embedded in a light pink fibrous stroma, but located as a continuous sheet along the outer edge of the stroma", "B": "Within discrete nests embedded in a light pink fibrous stroma, but confined to the luminal space of fissure-like clefts", "C": "Within discrete nests embedded in a li...
C
The mid-magnification description places the cells as nest-like groups within fibrous stroma; the other options shift the same nests into a different spatial compartment (luminal/lining/peripheral sheet) not supported by the provided view.
{ "low_mag": "TCGA-E9-A1RE-01Z-00-DX1.fd100503-ba95-4af8-8e59-689b2cea145c/rois/TCGA-E9-A1RE-01Z-00-DX1.fd100503-ba95-4af8-8e59-689b2cea145c_path2_10x.png", "mid_mag": "TCGA-E9-A1RE-01Z-00-DX1.fd100503-ba95-4af8-8e59-689b2cea145c/rois/TCGA-E9-A1RE-01Z-00-DX1.fd100503-ba95-4af8-8e59-689b2cea145c_path2_40x.png", "h...
{ "wsi_name": "TCGA-E9-A1RE-01Z-00-DX1.fd100503-ba95-4af8-8e59-689b2cea145c", "path_id": "path2", "question_type": "type_C" }
80
Which option is most consistent with the combined visual evidence across the images shown?
{ "A": "Biphasic malignant tumor with both carcinomatous glands and a malignant spindle/pleomorphic stromal component", "B": "Pure high-grade endometrioid adenocarcinoma composed only of malignant glands without a malignant mesenchymal component", "C": "Adenosarcoma with benign-appearing glands and a malignant st...
A
Across the image set, the overall architecture supports an invasive malignant gland-forming process, while other areas show a distinctly malignant non-glandular component; confirming both malignant epithelial and malignant mesenchymal elements across the images favors carcinosarcoma over a purely epithelial carcinoma, ...
{ "low_mag": "01K46JVFXYZAN68FT2DT728NRX/rois/10_85.18174y_00000x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JVFXYZAN68FT2DT728NRX/rois/40_85.22715y_00000x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JVFXYZAN68FT2DT728NRX/rois/200_85.24516y_02724x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JVFXYZAN68FT2DT728NRX", "path_id": "0225eeb1-c110-47c0-bb49-bfe3aa7823a6", "question_type": "type_E" }
81
Which option most accurately characterizes cross-scale visual consistency in this image set?
{ "A": "Palisading arrangement of cells is present in both the mid- and high-magnification views.", "B": "Eosinophilic structureless/amorphous areas are present in both the low- and high-magnification views.", "C": "Dilated vascular-like structures are present in both the low- and mid-magnification views.", "D"...
D
Low lists eosinophilic amorphous regions and mid lists eosinophilic structureless areas, supporting a direct cross-scale match; the other options each add one unsupported cross-scale pairing.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JPJN2K7PPA7BNCWEMAEQH/rois/10_44.18028y_54084x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JPJN2K7PPA7BNCWEMAEQH/rois/40_44.18028y_54084x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JPJN2K7PPA7BNCWEMAEQH/rois/200_44.19822y_54961x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JPJN2K7PPA7BNCWEMAEQH", "path_id": "1074f6df-63d9-424e-a5ce-d2baf8d6afdf", "question_type": "type_A" }
82
In the mid-magnification view, where are the densely cellular elements most appropriately placed relative to the glandular units?
{ "A": "Within the glandular epithelium, confined above an intact basement membrane", "B": "Within the stromal compartment, beyond a blurred basement membrane", "C": "Within the glandular lumen, free of attachment to the lining epithelium", "D": "Within the stromal compartment, but limited to perivascular space...
B
The mid-magnification description includes a blurred basement membrane, supporting placement of the cellular population beyond the gland boundary in the stroma rather than confined to epithelium, lumen, or a strictly perivascular distribution.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JKNXMHY3PPXTCP6SMVJ1F/rois/10_15.36056y_00000x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JKNXMHY3PPXTCP6SMVJ1F/rois/40_15.45070y_09014x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JKNXMHY3PPXTCP6SMVJ1F/rois/200_15.46852y_10812x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JKNXMHY3PPXTCP6SMVJ1F", "path_id": "3df1d8c9-b50a-4649-8159-9871f070d373", "question_type": "type_C" }
83
Based on the images provided, which option best matches a set of observations that can all be simultaneously true within the same renal tissue context, without assuming any directional relationship between views?
{ "A": "A view shows normal glomerular structures and tubular structures visible, and another view shows normal renal tubule structures with clear cytoplasmic details and no tubular structures present.", "B": "A view shows normal glomerular structures and tubular structures visible, and another view shows normal re...
D
The images include glomeruli with tubules in the lower-power views and, separately, tubules with clear cytoplasm and defined nuclei at higher power; the other options each alter one listed high-power feature (cytoplasm clarity, nuclear definition, or tubule presence) that is not supported by the provided feature set.
{ "low_mag": "01K46K9F88TF51DT48RDTPXJ55/rois/10_186.00000y_17777x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K9F88TF51DT48RDTPXJ55/rois/40_186.04444y_26664x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K9F88TF51DT48RDTPXJ55/rois/200_186.07104y_27528x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K9F88TF51DT48RDTPXJ55", "path_id": "31e4ee44-d3c9-40c3-b737-ac199e978500", "question_type": "type_D" }
84
In this set of images, which option best reflects the degree of agreement or disagreement between observations across magnifications?
{ "A": "The low-power impression of reduced colloid is corroborated at higher magnifications by an explicit lack of colloid in the mid/high views.", "B": "The low-power impression of reduced colloid is not clearly corroborated at higher magnifications because the mid/high views emphasize cellular sheets/nests and n...
B
Only the low-power list mentions decreased colloid; the mid/high lists do not explicitly confirm or refute colloid amount, so the implication is unresolved rather than confirmed or contradicted.
{ "low_mag": "01K46K5PEJ6D7WKAZDD3PGHWW7/rois/10_168.54522y_90870x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K5PEJ6D7WKAZDD3PGHWW7/rois/40_168.63602y_90860x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K5PEJ6D7WKAZDD3PGHWW7/rois/200_168.64468y_91708x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K5PEJ6D7WKAZDD3PGHWW7", "path_id": "7e6a10e6-a568-4175-aa40-23f4da883295", "question_type": "type_B" }
85
In this set of images, which option does not introduce an implicit dependency between observations that are only required to coexist within the same tissue context?
{ "A": "A marginal region of tissue with a sparse stroma-epithelium interface is seen together with cells arranged in bundles composed of spindle-shaped cells with elongated oval nuclei.", "B": "A marginal region of tissue with a sparse stroma-epithelium interface is seen together with closely packed stromal cells ...
B
Option A only pairs a low-power marginal/sparse interface finding with a mid-power stromal nuclear pattern as coexisting observations, without implying that one accounts for or necessitates the other; the other options more readily read as one feature being tied to (or standing in for) another cross-magnification patte...
{ "low_mag": "01K46JM9K8PWPXGZ3CFWYJ5FJ3/rois/10_22.18064y_126448x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JM9K8PWPXGZ3CFWYJ5FJ3/rois/40_22.31612y_126448x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JM9K8PWPXGZ3CFWYJ5FJ3/rois/200_22.33411y_128226x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JM9K8PWPXGZ3CFWYJ5FJ3", "path_id": "5683c9e4-c82e-4127-8c05-9532125f6ca4", "question_type": "type_D" }
86
Which option best describes whether a subtle suggestion from one view is actually backed up when you look at the other views?
{ "A": "A small hint of blood outside vessels is consistently backed up, because it is seen across all views.", "B": "A small hint of blood outside vessels is not consistently backed up, because it is only seen in some views rather than across all of them.", "C": "A small hint of blood outside vessels is not cons...
B
One view notes localized erythrocyte extravasation and another notes focal stromal hemorrhage, but the remaining view does not mention this, so the implication is not uniformly corroborated across views.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JVC5FDQK176WCK86468G4/rois/10_84.18064y_00000x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JVC5FDQK176WCK86468G4/rois/40_84.27096y_04516x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JVC5FDQK176WCK86468G4/rois/200_84.30702y_08127x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JVC5FDQK176WCK86468G4", "path_id": "12ab1c2f-ec47-4621-ae9e-5d78aa6ebe66", "question_type": "type_B" }
87
In this set of images, which option does not introduce an implicit dependency between observations that are only required to coexist within the same tissue context?
{ "A": "Mixed adipose and fibrous tissue with polygonal adipocytes and flattened peripheral nuclei, together with fat cell groups showing cytoplasmic vacuolization and flattened nuclei at the margins in loose fibrous connective tissue and pink fibrous stroma", "B": "Mixed adipose and fibrous tissue with polygonal a...
D
A only lists coexisting adipose/fibrous features across the low and mid images without adding an extra linked condition; B–D each add one additional feature (no atypical cell nests, scattered inflammatory cells, or pink fibrous stroma) that can read as an implied cross-image constraint rather than simple coexistence.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JJTDPMND2P83ECHE24AH3/rois/10_8.18028y_108168x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JJTDPMND2P83ECHE24AH3/rois/40_8.22535y_112675x.jpg", "high_mag": null }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JJTDPMND2P83ECHE24AH3", "path_id": "1685cd91-d57a-45ae-a0fe-73aa78a72775", "question_type": "type_D" }
88
Which option best describes whether any visually matching structure appears across more than one magnification in this set?
{ "A": "A visually matching inflammatory cell infiltration is described at both mid and high magnification.", "B": "A visually matching cribriform gland pattern is described at both low and mid magnification.", "C": "A visually matching focus of necrotic luminal debris is described at both low and mid magnificati...
D
Only the low list explicitly names a cribriform/back-to-back gland pattern and necrotic debris, while only the mid list mentions inflammatory infiltration; the high list is limited to nuclear/cellular descriptors, so no specific structure is explicitly shared across more than one magnification.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JMQ8AJZ6PVVXJMZMWHF6C/rois/10_26.35824y_35824x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JMQ8AJZ6PVVXJMZMWHF6C/rois/40_26.35824y_35824x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JMQ8AJZ6PVVXJMZMWHF6C/rois/200_26.36695y_36695x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JMQ8AJZ6PVVXJMZMWHF6C", "path_id": "55092e64-03d0-497b-8785-e85186bad2fb", "question_type": "type_A" }
89
Based on the images provided, which option best matches a set of observations that can all be simultaneously true without requiring any implied linkage between the different views?
{ "A": "Uniform pink-purple color with clear boundaries and occasional small fissures; generally preserved architecture with small red-stained vascular structures; slightly disordered cell arrangement with varying nuclear size and pinkish homogeneous stroma", "B": "Uniform pink-purple color with clear boundaries an...
A
A preserves the specific feature pairings as listed across the three views (low: uniform color + clear boundaries + fissures; mid: preserved architecture + red-stained vascular structures; high: disordered arrangement + nuclear size variation + pink homogeneous stroma). Each other option changes exactly one atomic feat...
{ "low_mag": "01K46JR20W09Q3N7Z67HBXG3FQ/rois/10_57.17728y_53184x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JR20W09Q3N7Z67HBXG3FQ/rois/40_57.26592y_62048x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JR20W09Q3N7Z67HBXG3FQ/rois/200_57.27466y_65564x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JR20W09Q3N7Z67HBXG3FQ", "path_id": "2237d01f-3499-4b82-9b47-0fe557178d6c", "question_type": "type_D" }
90
When comparing the different views, which statement best captures whether the subtle impression from one view is actually backed up by what is seen elsewhere?
{ "A": "The suggestion of uniform nuclear appearance is not consistently backed up, because another view shows prominent nucleoli.", "B": "The suggestion of uniform nuclear appearance is backed up, because another view also shows small round nuclei.", "C": "The suggestion of uniform nuclear appearance is not cons...
C
One view notes uniform nuclei size, but another view specifically shows irregular nuclear membranes, so the implied uniformity is not corroborated; the other options each change the single conflicting feature.
{ "low_mag": "01K46K1SEGG90T4MDQ32935E7T/rois/10_146.17728y_17728x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K1SEGG90T4MDQ32935E7T/rois/40_146.22160y_17728x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K1SEGG90T4MDQ32935E7T/rois/200_146.23922y_18606x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K1SEGG90T4MDQ32935E7T", "path_id": "4925e1e3-75c6-442f-b7f8-7c17fbd62b65", "question_type": "type_B" }
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In this set of images, which option remains valid when all listed observations are treated as independently sampled views, without assuming directional or causal dependence between them?
{ "A": "Low: irregular ductal/acinar structures with marked stroma proliferation; Mid: diffuse epithelial cell proliferation with a blurred basement membrane contour; High: densely packed cell arrangement with dense fibrotic stroma changes", "B": "Low: irregular ductal/acinar structures with marked stroma prolifera...
A
Option A pairs one specific low-power gland/stroma pattern, one mid-power epithelial/basement-membrane observation, and one high-power cell-packing/stromal-fibrosis observation exactly as listed; each other option changes exactly one atomic feature (high-power nucleoli, low-power lymphocytes, or mid-power nuclear varia...
{ "low_mag": "01K46JKGPJJPVGCN8Y07C8Q9DN/rois/10_13.18064y_54192x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JKGPJJPVGCN8Y07C8Q9DN/rois/40_13.18064y_54192x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JKGPJJPVGCN8Y07C8Q9DN/rois/200_13.19866y_57792x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JKGPJJPVGCN8Y07C8Q9DN", "path_id": "130ee459-db2d-408d-a84c-2df389a25dae", "question_type": "type_D" }
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Based on the images provided, which option best matches a combination of observations that can be simultaneously true across the different views without assuming any directional relationship between them?
{ "A": "One view shows a collagenized stroma with sparse vascular distribution, and another view shows multinucleated giant cells with irregular nuclear membranes.", "B": "One view shows a collagenized stroma with sparse vascular distribution, and another view shows multinucleated giant cells with prominent nucleol...
B
The images include collagenized stroma with sparse vascular distribution in one view and multinucleated giant cells with prominent nucleoli in another; the other options each change exactly one listed feature (vascular density, nucleolar status, or the paired nuclear feature) away from what is shown.
{ "low_mag": "01K46KC4721BJBR3ZB0Q8FD2K1/rois/10_200.35456y_17728x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46KC4721BJBR3ZB0Q8FD2K1/rois/40_200.44320y_17728x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46KC4721BJBR3ZB0Q8FD2K1/rois/200_200.45186y_21264x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46KC4721BJBR3ZB0Q8FD2K1", "path_id": "13b9b4bf-c074-42e7-a8cb-c2c3ae6006b2", "question_type": "type_D" }
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Considering the overall impression from the different views, which statement best fits whether a subtle suggestion from one view is actually backed up by another view?
{ "A": "A hint of tissue breakdown suggested in one view is not directly backed up by a matching finding in another view, but prominent nucleoli are not seen.", "B": "A hint of tissue breakdown suggested in one view is directly backed up by a matching finding in another view.", "C": "A hint of tissue breakdown su...
D
One view includes multifocal necrotic areas, but the other view’s listed findings do not include a corresponding breakdown feature; the other options change one additional high-view feature (multinucleated cells or prominent nucleoli) or assume confirmation that is not stated.
{ "low_mag": "01K46KBWAVNXXDFTBXHNRRS89S/rois/10_199.35456y_70912x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46KBWAVNXXDFTBXHNRRS89S/rois/40_199.44320y_70912x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46KBWAVNXXDFTBXHNRRS89S/rois/200_199.45186y_71766x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46KBWAVNXXDFTBXHNRRS89S", "path_id": "265871a7-6b0d-46e8-9036-396cbd1f977a", "question_type": "type_B" }
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Based on the images provided, which option best matches a set of observations that can all be simultaneously true in this tissue context without requiring any implied linkage between the views?
{ "A": "Disorganization of epithelial layer with dense cellular arrangement; nuclear overlap and crowding with scattered inflammatory cells; uneven nuclear membrane contours with prominent nucleoli in nuclei", "B": "Disorganization of epithelial layer with prominent stromal fibrosis; nuclear overlap and crowding wi...
D
A preserves the specific cross-magnification pairing of (prominent stromal fibrosis + disorganization of epithelial layer), (nuclear overlap/crowding + scattered inflammatory cells), and (uneven nuclear membrane contours + prominent nucleoli). Each alternative changes exactly one atomic feature within one magnification...
{ "low_mag": "01K46JP12099457S96PCNFT0FG/rois/10_39.18064y_72256x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JP12099457S96PCNFT0FG/rois/40_39.27096y_72256x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JP12099457S96PCNFT0FG/rois/200_39.28896y_73143x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JP12099457S96PCNFT0FG", "path_id": "56c821ef-f64b-4114-9f60-1ad76e0a7dee", "question_type": "type_D" }
95
Based on the images shown, which option best matches a set of observations that can all be simultaneously true in this tissue context without requiring any implied linkage between the views?
{ "A": "Branching and cystic dilation together with hyperchromatic nuclei, plus fibrous tissue hyperplasia with increased eosinophilia in cytoplasm, and also irregular nuclear membranes with scattered mitotic figures", "B": "Branching and cystic dilation together with diffuse inflammatory infiltration, plus fibrous...
D
A uses one feature-pair from each magnification that is visually listed for that magnification (low: branching/cystic dilation + diffuse inflammatory infiltration; mid: fibrous tissue hyperplasia + increased eosinophilia; high: irregular nuclear membranes + scattered mitotic figures). In B, “enlarged nucleoli” replaces...
{ "low_mag": "01K46K35NMRFV4FJMM6F6K43PF/rois/10_153.17742y_00000x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46K35NMRFV4FJMM6F6K43PF/rois/40_153.31045y_08870x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46K35NMRFV4FJMM6F6K43PF/rois/200_153.31045y_11531x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46K35NMRFV4FJMM6F6K43PF", "path_id": "2830e706-453e-4096-a0a3-4aa0e6ecee93", "question_type": "type_D" }
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Based on the images shown above, which diagnosis is best supported when integrating the overall growth pattern with the cytologic details across the set?
{ "A": "Invasive lung adenocarcinoma in situ (pure lepidic growth without stromal invasion)", "B": "Invasive lung adenocarcinoma with lepidic and stromal invasive components", "C": "Invasive lung adenocarcinoma with predominant mucinous differentiation", "D": "Invasive lung adenocarcinoma with prominent squamou...
B
Across the image set, the process shows malignant epithelial cytology together with a pattern that requires confirming both surface-associated growth and true stromal invasion; the other options each hinge on a single alternative discriminator (no invasion, mucin-dominant phenotype, or squamous differentiation) that is...
{ "low_mag": "01K46JYCB7Q13QBASZHT1PF86J/rois/10_115.53226y_00000x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JYCB7Q13QBASZHT1PF86J/rois/40_115.53220y_00000x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JYCB7Q13QBASZHT1PF86J/rois/200_115.54994y_03548x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JYCB7Q13QBASZHT1PF86J", "path_id": "1e3343d2-f43c-4f57-910f-4ce73f6e98c3", "question_type": "type_E" }
97
Based on the images provided, which option best matches the overall morphologic impression?
{ "A": "Diffuse astrocytoma (IDH-mutant pattern), without microvascular proliferation", "B": "Oligodendroglioma (IDH-mutant, 1p/19q-codeleted pattern), with delicate branching vasculature", "C": "Glioblastoma (IDH-wildtype pattern), with microvascular proliferation", "D": "Ependymoma, with perivascular pseudoro...
C
Across the image set, the overall architecture and cytology support an infiltrating glial neoplasm, and the presence of convincing microvascular proliferation on closer inspection favors glioblastoma over lower-grade diffuse gliomas or ependymoma; the alternative patterns (uniform “fried-egg” cells with chicken-wire ve...
{ "low_mag": "01K46JQXQT94R515X5B8BQXN6P/rois/10_56.00000y_71680x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JQXQT94R515X5B8BQXN6P/rois/40_56.13440y_71680x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JQXQT94R515X5B8BQXN6P/rois/200_56.13440y_71680x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JQXQT94R515X5B8BQXN6P", "path_id": "3cc4d20e-e331-4c69-a32f-d410e3c5189c", "question_type": "type_E" }
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In this set of images, which option best reflects the degree of agreement or disagreement between observations across magnifications?
{ "A": "The low and mid magnifications suggest clustered ducts/acini in fibrotic stroma, but the high magnification does not corroborate this because dense fibrosis is absent.", "B": "The low and mid magnifications suggest clustered ducts/acini in fibrotic stroma, and the high magnification corroborates this by sho...
D
Low and mid describe clustered ducts/acini, while high explicitly notes no glandular structures; other options change a single feature (glands present, mitoses present, or dense fibrosis absent) that conflicts with the provided high-magnification observations.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JKGPJJPVGCN8Y07C8Q9DN/rois/10_13.36128y_18064x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JKGPJJPVGCN8Y07C8Q9DN/rois/40_13.49676y_18064x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JKGPJJPVGCN8Y07C8Q9DN/rois/200_13.53277y_20769x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JKGPJJPVGCN8Y07C8Q9DN", "path_id": "73344efb-3d75-48de-a469-0972d5d0bd32", "question_type": "type_B" }
99
Which option best describes the anatomical or spatial compartment to which the highlighted structures belong, based on the images?
{ "A": "Within a bronchiolar lumen, surrounded by bronchiolar wall structures rather than alveolar septa", "B": "Free within the alveolar airspace (intra-alveolar), not attached to the septal walls", "C": "Within the widened alveolar septa (interstitium) between adjacent alveolar airspaces", "D": "Within a smal...
C
The low-magnification features emphasize markedly widened alveolar septa with dense cellular clusters/nest-like arrangements in the setting of irregular alveolar architecture, supporting an interstitial (septal) location rather than free intra-alveolar, bronchiolar luminal, or intravascular placement.
{ "low_mag": "01K46JXXXX8QMNY2S9D35S23FD/rois/10_111.18028y_36056x.jpg", "mid_mag": "01K46JXXXX8QMNY2S9D35S23FD/rois/40_111.27042y_36056x.jpg", "high_mag": "01K46JXXXX8QMNY2S9D35S23FD/rois/200_111.27931y_36941x.jpg" }
{ "wsi_name": "01K46JXXXX8QMNY2S9D35S23FD", "path_id": "1a44edd0-0562-49ee-a854-9e06c704753a", "question_type": "type_C" }
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Scale-VQA: Cross-scale Pathology Visual Question Answering

MICCAI 2026 | Project Page | Paper | Code | Model

Scale-VQA is a cross-scale pathology VQA dataset for evaluating reasoning across low-, medium-, and high-magnification images. Each question is grounded in multi-magnification pathology images and uses multiple-choice answers.

Dataset contents

This repository contains:

  • 3,230 training samples in train.json
  • 450 validation samples in val.json
  • 1,005 test samples in test.json
  • Referenced pathology ROI images organized by WSI identifier

The dataset has 4,685 questions across 15 organs and five reasoning dimensions: correspondence, confirmation, localization, explanation, and diagnosis.

Repository structure

Scale-VQA/
├── train.json
├── val.json
├── test.json
└── <wsi_name>/
    └── rois/
        ├── 10_*.jpg or 10_*.png
        ├── 40_*.jpg or 40_*.png
        └── 200_*.jpg or 200_*.png

Image paths in each JSON file are relative to the dataset repository root. For example, the path below resolves to an image in this repository:

01K46JR67HPRVBYFQ9QK4H2Z12/rois/10_58.53226y_00000x.jpg

Most samples contain low-, medium-, and high-magnification images. Some samples have null for high_mag because a corresponding high-magnification ROI is not available.

Sample format

{
  "question": "...",
  "options": {
    "A": "...",
    "B": "...",
    "C": "...",
    "D": "..."
  },
  "answer": "D",
  "rationale": "...",
  "image_path": {
    "low_mag": "wsi_name/rois/10_....jpg",
    "mid_mag": "wsi_name/rois/40_....jpg",
    "high_mag": "wsi_name/rois/200_....jpg"
  },
  "extra_info": {
    "wsi_name": "...",
    "path_id": "...",
    "question_type": "type_E"
  }
}

Implementation

The preprocessing, data-loading, training, and evaluation code is maintained in the ScaleReasoner-R1 repository. Refer to that repository for the training setup, prompt formatting, RL configuration, and implementation details.

Citation

@misc{phan2026scalereasoner,
  title         = {Enhancing Pathological VLMs with Cross-scale Reasoning},
  author        = {Phan, Chi and Zhang, Tianyi and Xue, Qiaochu and Wu, Yufeng and Hu, Dan and Liu, Zeyu and Wang, Sudong and Jin, Yueming},
  year          = {2026},
  eprint        = {2606.17412},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  primaryClass  = {cs.CV}
}
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