FACULTY

FACULTY

FACULTY

FACULTY

FACULTY

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course provides an intensive, practical, and comprehensive review of the current concepts in diagnostic surgical pathology of the esophagus, stomach, small intestine, colon, appendix, anus, liver, gallbladder, biliary tract, pancreas, and peritoneum. The lectures will emphasize current nomenclature and classification, histopathologic diagnostic and differential diagnostic criteria, and clinicopathologic correlations, and will highlight the role of adjunct special studies wherever appropriate.

UROLOGIC SURGICAL PATHOLOGY FOR THE PRACTICING PATHOLOGIST

The objective of this course is to provide a comprehensive

review of urologic surgical pathology with special attention

paid to common diagnostic problems such as prostate

biopsy interpretation, recent advances and new entities.

Instruction will be primarily by lecture, but will also include

frequent discussion periods. Each participant will receive a

comprehensive course syllabus.

COURSE DIRECTOR

Dermatopathology: Contemporary Diagnostic Criteria and Strategies

June 8-12, 2011

The Encore Wynn Las Vegas

Las Vegas, Nevada

Cytopathology Update: A Practical Approach to

Diagnostic Issues, Limitations, and Pitfalls

October 3-6, 2011

Hotel Inter-Continental Chicago

Chicago, Illinois

A Practical State-of-the-Art Approach to Diagnostic Hematopathology

October 31-November 4, 2011

Miramonte Resort & Spa

Palm Springs, California

Diagnosis and Management of Breast Disease: A Practical and Multidisciplinary Approach

November 1-3, 2011

The Eldorado Hotel and Spa

Santa Fe, New Mexico

Surgical Pathology of the Head and Neck

December 6-9, 2011

The Francis Marion Hotel

Charleston, South Carolina

The head and neck are two of the most daunting areas of surgical pathology. This comprehensive four-day course will provide guidance for streamlining your approach to any given lesion. A nationally recognized faculty with extensive experience in large consultation practices will share their insights about problems that often require diagnostic consultation.

Oncologic Pathology: A Review and Update of Diagnostic Problems

December 13-15, 2011

Naples Grande Beach Resort

Naples, Florida

London and SE England Regional Councils

Tuesday 22 March 2011

3 CPD Credits

13.00 Sandwich lunch

13.55 Introduction

 Dr Mallika Sekhar - Chair, London Regional Council14.00 Reconfiguration of London's Pathology Services 14.30 Questions

Professor Adrian Newland - Chair, Pathology Expert Panel

14.40 Harmonisation in Haematology: Current Progress

This one week seminar is an immersion experience in basic musculoskeletal pathology, correlated with radiographic and imaging staging techniques, histologic diagnosis, and principles of treatment covering the gamut of musculoskeletal lesions.

Dear colleague,

On the road to patient tailored medicine, breast pathology is facing a huge challenge due to new morphological, molecular, and therapeutic insights. These developments urge the pathologist not only to correlate his or her findings to imaging results and to assess tumor type, grade, and stage accurately, but also to learn how to deal with molecular (biomarker) testing. This knowledge is essential to appreciate the prognostic and therapeutic consequences of our actions and to optimize the multidisciplinary diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer.

This is a comprehensive course lasting two working weeks and providing an overview of systemic histopathology. There are topic-based lectures on the pathology of individual systems and facilitated video microscopy or multiheader sessions are undertaken. These have proved extremely popular with previous attendees. In addition there are timed slide seminars in general pathology.