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Harvard Medical School:
Current Concepts in Head and Neck Pathology & Endocrine Pathology
June 9-11, 2023
Live Virtual
This three-day virtual postgraduate course provides a broad overview of head and neck & endocrine pathology and is led by Harvard Medical School faculty with known expertise in the field along with invited renowned guest expert faculty. The course is designed to provide comprehensive, state of the field diagnostic updates in head and neck & endocrine pathology, emphasizing practical applications for specialist and generalist pathologists, highlighting common pitfalls and how to avoid them. It will cover pathology topics including oropharynx, larynx, sinonasal cavity, oral cavity (including oral maxillofacial pathology), ear, salivary gland, thyroid, parathyroid, adrenal, pituitary and GI endocrine and will also include lectures on skin, bone, soft tissue and hematopoietic lesions of the head and neck. This three-day course features didactic lectures, case presentations and opportunities for live interaction with faculty in question-and-answer periods. Lectures will be available in PDF format for download. Recorded lectures will be available to review online for 1 month after completion of the live course
Who Should Attend
This course is targeted to Specialty Physicians and Allied Healthcare Providers.
Faculty
Current Concepts in Head and Neck Pathology & Endocrine Pathology features Harvard Medical School faculty and prominent experts and leaders in their field.
The course is led by:
William Faquin, MD, PhD
Peter M. Sadow, MD, PhD
Vania Nosé, MD, PhD
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June 10, 2023, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre: Saturday in Pathology, a free online event, Toronto, Ontario (Canada)
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Harvard Medical School:
Advances in Cytology and Small Biopsies
June 12-14, 2023
Live Virtual
The scope of cytopathology practice has grown increasingly complex in recent years with, for example, exposure to specimen types not previously sampled using cytologic methods and the introduction of new techniques such as endoscopic ultrasound-guided fine needle aspiration. Larger needles used in these procedures are procuring small tissue biopsies that provide material for advanced ancillary studies that are now under the purview of the diagnostic cytopathologist. "Advances in Cytology and Small Biopsies" will provide pathologists and cytotechnologists with a comprehensive overview of and update on diagnostic pathology utilizing a combination of cytology and small biopsy specimens. We will be using faculty from the three major Harvard teaching hospitals - BWH, MGH, and BIDMC and bring in a world-renowned expert - Dr. Eva Wojcik - our keynote speaker, who will discuss urinary cytopathology and changes to the most widely adopted reporting system for urinary cytopathology - The Paris System 2.0 - that was updated in 2022. The emphasis will be on the role of the cytopathologist as a multifaceted pathologist combining light microscopic criteria with ancillary testing, including immunocytochemistry, biochemical testing and genetic analysis as they apply to diagnosis, prognosis and targeted therapy. Advances in automation and standardized terminology reporting will also be presented.
The lecture format of our course is supplemented by question and answer sessions. The session at the end of each day will be an educational virtual microscopy case-based presentation focused complimentary topics and quality assurance issues applicable to all aspects of cytopathology. A syllabus of the talks will be provided in an electronic format.
Who Should Attend
Specialty Physicians
Primary Care Physicians
Cytotechnologists
Course Directors
Martha B. Pitman, MD
Professor of Pathology, Harvard Medical School
Jeffrey Mito, MD, PhD
Director of Cytopathology, Brigham and Women's Hospital; Instructor in Pathology, Harvard Medical School
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USCAP Presents:
2023 Diagnostic Pathology Update
Pragmatic Approaches to Daily Practice
Join USCAP in Montréal, Canada for the 2023 Diagnostic Pathology Update (DPU). DPU combines expert subspecialized academic faculty with a unique destination venue. Come for the premier education in a breadth of pathology subjects and stay to explore all Montréal has to offer. From its exquisite architecture to the art and dining, this UNESCO City of Design is the perfect location to receive relevant pathology updates.
Course Location: Montréal, Canada
Course Directors: Jason L. Hornick, MD, PhD and Cristina Magi-Galluzzi, MD, PhD
USCAP Presents:
Second Edition: Pearls and Palms in Surgical Pathology
Join expert pathologists as they guide you through the nomenclature, staging, and ancillary studies for your everyday surgical pathology practice. Faculty will help distinguish between what looks atypical but benign from those that look bland but are malignant. Through the case-based discussion at the Palm Springs Interactive Center, faculty will discuss histological features that are needed to make a specific diagnosis; how histology plays a role in outcomes; whether staging is important and what system to use. Topics will cover Breast, Bone and Soft Tissue, Genitourinary, Gastrointestinal, Thoracic, and Head and Neck Pathology.
Course Location: Palm Springs, CA
Course Director:
Cesar A. Moran, MD
USCAP Presents:
Journey to the Center of the Chest:
An Expert’s Perspective on Mediastinal Pathology
Mediastinal pathology has a fascinating specificity in surgical pathology, because it is focused primarily on a single gland (the thymus) that involutes as we age, is more prominent in children than in adults, and requires a unique approach to diagnosis and clinical course. The infrequency of mediastinal tumors influences evolution of expertise by individual pathologists and their institutions. The recent introduction of new classification and staging schemas poses a novel challenge for those confronted with assessing mediastinal lesions. It is essential for practicing pathologists to become familiar with new modalities that impact treatment options and clinical outcomes. It is even more important to become familiar with the diversity of tumors that can occur in the mediastinal compartment. This course provides a unique opportunity for a tutorial in mediastinal pathology by a single internationally recognized expert from MD Anderson Cancer Center.
Course Location: Palm Springs, CA
Course Directors:
Cesar A. Moran, MD
USCAP Presents:
Update on Hematopathology Classification:
The International Consensus Classification Perspective
The diagnosis and classification of hematopoietic tumors is increasingly complex and evolves rapidly. The introduction of the International Consensus Classification (ICC) of Myeloid and Lymphoid Neoplasms and publication of the 5th edition World Health Organization (WHO) classification of the same tumors is the latest stage in this evolution and both further expand the clinical, morphologic, immunophenotypic and molecular genetic criteria for diagnosis. Join USCAP in Baltimore to learn from developers of the ICC on what is new in the classification of these tumors and how the ICC and WHO compare. Leading clinical experts in hematology/oncology will also provide clinician perspectives on the importance of proper disease classification. The course will include disease specific lectures as well as opportunities to join experts in interactive microscopy sessions to gain practical knowledge on how to implement the new disease classifications into practice.
Course Location: Baltimore, MD
Course Directors:
Daniel Arber, MD, and James Cook, MD, PhD
October 29-31, 2023
Hyatt Regency Orlando
Orlando, Florida
Igniting Digital Pathology Transformation
Pathology Visions 2023
Pathology Visions is an innovative and informative conference that brings together experts across the field of digital pathology. #PathVisions23 delivers education on best practices and industry standards contributing to the advancement of patient care. Attendees have access to expert presenters, thought leaders, and pioneers in digital pathology, as well as the latest product solutions and much more. Presentations cover a wide variety of digital pathology and AI applications. If you are a clinician, technician, scientist, trainee, or industry representative, this is the meeting for YOU. Be on the cutting edge with #PathVisions.
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USCAP Presents:
Liver Pathology: Essentials of Daily Practice
Liver biopsies are a common specimen in most surgical pathology practices. Liver biopsy interpretation is challenging because many liver diseases manifest overlapping histological features. A systematic pattern-based approach facilitates identification of subtle features that help to narrow the differential diagnoses, correlate findings with clinical data, and provide a meaningful report. This interactive microscopy course allows independent examination of a teaching set of glass slides followed by discussion around a multi-headed scope, thus filling a knowledge gap that is not covered by didactic lectures or textbooks.
Course Location: Palm Springs, CA
Course Directors:
Romil Saxena, MBBS, FRCPath
November 9, 2023, College of American Pathologists: Interactive Surgical Pathology Cases - Genitourinary Focus, virtual
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Mayo Clinic:
Gastrointestinal Pathology 2023
November 9-11, 2023
Arizona State University Health Futures Center
6161 E Mayo Boulevard
Phoenix, Arizona 85054
Course Overview:
The practice of gastrointestinal pathology is constantly evolving. Practicing pathologists must adapt to the emergence of new diagnostic entities, an increased need for ancillary testing, and the use of advanced endoscopic techniques for treatment of early gastrointestinal neoplasia, among other challenges. Twelve international experts will provide up-to-date information on all aspects of gastrointestinal pathology. Lectures, engaging case reviews, and interactive sessions will address common diagnostic challenges, relevant and need-to-know updates, ancillary diagnostic tools, and emerging issues in GI pathology.
In-person and livestream attendee participation is encouraged via an audience response system.
Target Audience:
This program is designed for practicing general surgical pathologists, gastrointestinal pathologists, and pathologists in training.
Course website:
www.ce.mayo.edu/gipath
Contact:
Mayo Clinic School of Continuous Professional Development
Telephone: (480) 301-4580
Email: mca.cme@mayo.edu
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USCAP Presents:
Solving Diagnostic Problems in Breast Pathology
This course will focus on recurrent challenges encountered by pathologists in the evaluation of breast lesions and emphasize a practical approach on how to resolve them. The course will focus on the diagnostic interpretation of a variety of breast lesions. Each case discussion will address pitfalls and problems that may arise in the interpretation, the importance of radiologic-pathologic correlation and practical considerations regarding patient management. Join expert faculty as they review cases based on their extensive experience in a large volume setting.
Course Location: Palm Springs, CA
Course Co-Directors:
Stuart J. Schnitt, MD and Hannah Wen, MD, PhD
USCAP Presents:
Pearls, Challenges and Updates in Daily Gastrointestinal Pathology Practice
Join four gastrointestinal (GI) pathologists as they discuss cases of commonly encountered, yet challenging areas in GI pathology. Participants will explore the GI tract from the diagnosis and assessment of dysplasia to inflammatory disorders, iatrogenic injury, neuroendocrine neoplasms, appendiceal pathology, mesenchymal tumors, and polyps. Faculty will discuss how to recognize common inflammatory conditions and their mimics, look for evidence of drug induced mucosal changes in the retrieved GI specimens, and discuss other challenging situations that may lead to diagnostic error. This case-based interactive course will provide a practical GI pathology update for everyday practice.
Course Location: Palm Springs, CA
Course Director:
Dipti Karamchandani, MD
USCAP Presents:
Diagnostic Challanges in Urologic Pathology
The faculty consists of 4 nationally and internationally recognized urological pathologists. Each will use 18 cases to discuss new entities and other difficult tumors, new and modified grading criteria, new and modified staging criteria, new concepts and reporting requirements, new diagnostic tools and roles of pathologists in precision patient management.
Course Location: Palm Springs, CA
Course Directors:
Ming Zhou, MD, Phd
USCAP Presents:
Fifth Edition: Modern Surgical Pathology Through
the Expert Eyes of APSS-USCAP
The Arthur Purdy Stout Society of Surgical Pathologists and USCAP continue their collaborative commitment to providing superb education for practicing pathologists. The Fifth Edition of Modern Surgical Pathology Through the Expert Eyes of APSS-USCAP is designed to eliminate a variety of practice gaps in diagnostic surgical pathology. The faculty’s review of the literature and collective clinical experience as consultant surgical pathologists have revealed areas that remain problematic for pathologists. Examples include the evaluation of invasion in biopsies of the genitourinary tract, oropharynx, and lung, the classification of inflammatory conditions of the upper gastrointestinal tract, the distinction between fibrotic interstitial lung diseases, the differentiation between reactive and neoplastic changes in the female genital tract, and the differential diagnoses of salivary gland tumors.
This course attempts to help pathologists eliminate diagnostic errors by highlighting pitfalls and providing approaches to resolve them using routine microscopic examination and immunohistochemistry. The roles of adjunctive molecular tests will be discussed as appropriate. Thus, this course will address both medical knowledge and competence with the goal of improving clinical practice.
Registrants will have the opportunity to experience USCAP’s international headquarters and learning center.
Course Location: Palm Springs, CA
Course Co-Directors: Kirk D. Jones, MD and Laura W. Lamps, MD
USCAP Presents:
Dermatopathology in the Desert: Practical Tips for Safe Practice
This course will cover the broad spectrum of diagnostic dermatopathology including dedicated sessions to melanocytic tumors, cutaneous mesenchymal neoplasms, cutaneous lymphomas and histiocytoses and inflammatory conditions. Using a case-based didactic approach our expert faculty will emphasize important diagnostic challenges and pitfalls and provide practical tools to safely navigate them.
In addition, there will be a focus on novel entities and recent developments in the fileds of immunohistochemistry and molecular pathology as an adjunct to the morphologic diagnosis. The course will be interactive and invite active discussions.
Course Location: Palm Springs, CA
Course Director:
Thomas Brenn, MD, PhD, FRCPath
USCAP Presents:
From the Internet to In-Person: Surgical Pathology Cases from Six Social Media Educators
Social media has emerged as a powerful tool in pathology education worldwide, but in-person teaching at the microscope remains the cornerstone of sharing knowledge, insight, and experience. This interactive microscopy course will provide key updates in the daily practice of surgical pathology from six proven educators. Topics will include molecular testing of bone, soft tissue, thyroid, and endometrial neoplasms; histologic distinction of difficult appendiceal, thoracic, mesenchymal, head and neck, and endocrine lesions; best practices in thoracic frozen section evaluation; and proper workup of limited material in gastrointestinal, thyroid, bladder, and renal samples.
Course Location: Palm Springs, CA
Course Director:
Raul S. Gonzalez, MD
USCAP Presents:
Crash Course in Cytopathology of the Thorax, Soft Tissue, Head and Neck, Pancreatobiliary and Genitourinary Tract
Multiple revisions and updates have recently been created for the standardized reporting and classification of cytologic samples from non-neoplastic and neoplastic processes involving the pancreatobiliary tract, liver, thyroid, head and neck (including salivary gland), urine, kidneys, adrenal gland, serous fluids, lung and soft tissue. These standardized reporting schemes provide a framework for the consistent categorization of cytopathology reports and allow cytopathologists to convey clear and consistent diagnostic information, in language uniformly understood by pathologists and clinicians the world over. New developments in the diagnosis, grading and nomenclature are not fully appreciated in the community, often leading to errors in diagnosis and delayed or inappropriate patient management. This case-based course will illustrate new guidelines, practical clues, daily challenges, diagnostic pearls and pitfalls, as well as the proper handling of specimens from these sites along with accurate cytologic diagnosis of neoplasms, as well as their distinction from, key cytomorphologic mimics. This course will emphasize the new guidelines (including WHO), pearls, and common pitfalls. This will offer pathologists a unique perspective into the key diagnostic cytomorphometric signatures of common entities, which they can apply to daily signout in any practice setting. The target audience for this course includes cytopathologists, general surgical pathologists who sign out cytopathology specimens, cytopathologists with special interest in pathology from these sites, pathologists-in-training (residents and fellows) and cytotechnologists.
Course Location: Palm Springs, CA
Course Director:
Michelle D. Reid, MD, MSc
USCAP Presents:
Hematopathology: Current Classifications and Diagnostic Dilemmas
The practice of hematopathology diagnostics in the modern era is a dynamic and challenging field, especially for general pathologists, junior faculty, and trainees. In addition to the ever-expanding landscape of ancillary studies, especially molecular and cytogenetic studies, two new classification schemes arrived on the scene in 2022. The new International Consensus Classification and the updated WHO 5th edition classification, offer similar but not identical frameworks for clinical diagnostic hematopathology. Additionally, distinction of reactive from neoplastic entities remains a continuous challenge in both bone marrow and lymphoid tissue. Finally, clinical hematology, which impacts the treatment of our patients, is also a continuously evolving field and it is essential to understand how to best provide diagnoses that are updated, accurate, and accessible to our clinical colleagues. This course will seek to highlight diagnostic issues raised by these recent advances through an interactive case-based format. These cases will illustrate how to interpret and apply morphologic criteria in the diagnosis of hematologic neoplasms, especially areas of ambiguity or disagreement within the two classifications. It will also highlight how to avoid diagnosing malignancy in benign mimics, and how apply ancillary testing in concert with the morphology, particularly when there are discordant or unexpected results. The target audience is general pathologists who diagnose bone marrow and lymphoid lesions, practicing hematopathologists and advanced hematopathology trainees.
Course Location: Palm Springs, CA
Course Director:
Rebecca King, MD