Difficult Lesions Rarely Fail
Because of One Finding.
The challenge is integrating architecture, cytology, immunophenotype, molecular information and clinical context while avoiding important mimickers.
This course focuses on the practical reasoning behind that diagnostic process.
Pattern
Recognize the key morphologic pattern and establish the most relevant diagnostic category.
Mimickers
Separate closely related entities and avoid common diagnostic traps.
Entity
Apply contemporary terminology, criteria and classification frameworks.
Ancillary Data
Use immunohistochemistry and molecular pathology where they add diagnostic value.
Confidently
Translate the diagnostic workup into clearer and more defensible pathology reporting.
One Course. Multiple Diagnostic Domains.
Review challenging lesions across major areas of contemporary surgical pathology.
Gastrointestinal
Barrett dysplasia, gastritis, gastric cancer, colitis-associated dysplasia and colorectal carcinoma.
Gynecologic
Dysplasia, uterine mesenchymal tumors, serous neoplasia and molecular endometrial classification.
Head & Neck
Squamous carcinoma, salivary lesions, sinonasal pathology and viral-associated tumors.
Thyroid
Contemporary interpretation of follicular-patterned thyroid lesions.
Soft Tissue
Vascular lesions, myxoid tumors, rhabdomyosarcoma, nerve sheath tumors and their mimics.
Bone Tumors
Practical application of immunohistochemistry in bone tumor diagnosis.
Built Around the Decisions Made at the Microscope
Move beyond isolated facts and focus on the tools that help resolve challenging pathology cases.
Pattern recognition, cytologic features and architectural clues.
Practical application of immunostains in challenging differential diagnoses.
Integrating contemporary molecular concepts into diagnostic classification.
Review evolving entities, terminology and classification concepts.
Distinguish important mimickers that can alter diagnostic interpretation.
Apply expert diagnostic reasoning to realistic surgical pathology problems.
Expert Perspectives Across Subspecialties
Teri Longacre, MD
Dysplasia, uterine tumors, serous neoplasia and molecular endometrial classification.
Greg Lauwers, MD
Barrett esophagus, gastritis, gastric carcinoma and colorectal pathology.
Bruce Wenig, MD
Upper aerodigestive tract, salivary gland, sinonasal and thyroid pathology.
Greg Charville, MD
Vascular, myxoid, nerve sheath, skeletal muscle and bone tumor pathology.
Explore the Diagnostic Program
Selected sessions are organized below by major subspecialty area.
Strengthen Diagnostic Confidence
Pathologists Who Want Practical, Current Diagnostic Updates
Particularly relevant for surgical pathologists, academic and community pathologists, pathology residents, fellows, cytopathologists, molecular pathologists, oncologic pathologists, laboratory physicians and other professionals involved in diagnostic pathology.
Residents
Fellows
Molecular Pathology
Laboratory Physicians
Review the Program at Your Convenience
Downloadable educational materials designed for flexible personal study and offline review.
Full recorded educational presentations.
Presentation materials for review and reference.
English subtitle files where supplied.
Study downloaded course materials without continuous internet access.
AH/EIN: Diagnosis & Post-Treatment Evaluation
session contains the same source video as
Barrett’s Esophagus and Dysplasia: Refining Our Diagnoses with Contemporary Tools.
As a result, the separate AH/EIN lecture recording is not available in the provided source materials.
This duplication originates from the source recording set.
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