2026 PATHOLOGY REVIEW • PRACTICAL UPDATES
Three Diagnostic Worlds.
One Practical Pathology Review.
One Practical Pathology Review.
Hematolymphoid • Genitourinary • Orthopedic Pathology
A practical 2026 review focused on the diagnostic challenges, subtle clues, common mimickers,
ancillary studies, and sign-out decisions that general pathologists encounter across three major areas of practice.
ancillary studies, and sign-out decisions that general pathologists encounter across three major areas of practice.
20
Focused pathology sessions
Videos + PDFs
Complete educational materials
Case-Focused
Diagnostic clues, pitfalls & ancillary testing
BUILT AROUND REAL SIGN-OUT PROBLEMS
Recognize the clue.
Avoid the pitfall. Refine the diagnosis.
Avoid the pitfall. Refine the diagnosis.
The course is organized around common and challenging diagnostic situations encountered by practicing pathologists.
Lectures emphasize the morphologic features that matter most, when ancillary studies can help,
and where deceptively benign or overlapping findings can lead the differential in the wrong direction.
Lectures emphasize the morphologic features that matter most, when ancillary studies can help,
and where deceptively benign or overlapping findings can lead the differential in the wrong direction.
01
Morphology First
Focus on the diagnostic architecture, cytologic features, and patterns that drive the differential.
02
Ancillary Testing
Review the role of immunohistochemistry, molecular pathology, and selected additional diagnostic tools.
03
Pitfalls & Mimickers
Recognize deceptively bland lesions, benign mimickers, and patterns that commonly complicate sign-out.
THREE SUBSPECIALTY PILLARS
One review for the diagnostic questions
that cross your microscope.
that cross your microscope.
H
Hematolymphoid Pathology
CBC abnormalities • Myelodysplasia • Myeloid neoplasms • AML • Blood & bone marrow lymphoid disorders • B-cell and T/NK neoplasms
GU
Genitourinary Pathology
Prostate mimickers • Cribriform architecture • Flat & papillary urothelial lesions • Clear-cell renal tumors • Pink renal tumors • GU diagnostic pitfalls
O
Orthopedic Pathology
Arthroplasty pathology • Periprosthetic joint infection • Synovial pathology • Cartilage tumors • Giant cell-rich bone neoplasms • Musculoskeletal lesions
HEMATOLYMPHOID PATHOLOGY
From an abnormal CBC to the marrow diagnosis.
Strengthen the diagnostic approach to blood and bone marrow disorders by moving from the initial laboratory abnormality
to morphology, classification, and selected molecular findings.
to morphology, classification, and selected molecular findings.
CBC Abnormalities
Myelodysplasia & Myeloid Neoplasms
Acute Myeloid Leukemia
B-Lymphoid Neoplasms
T/NK Neoplasms
Blood & Bone Marrow Cases
GENITOURINARY PATHOLOGY
The lesions that look benign.
The patterns that are not.
The patterns that are not.
Review common GU diagnostic traps across prostate, urothelial, and renal pathology,
with an emphasis on morphology, mimickers, architectural patterns, and practical differential diagnosis.
with an emphasis on morphology, mimickers, architectural patterns, and practical differential diagnosis.
Benign Mimickers of Prostate Cancer
Cribriform Prostatic Lesions
Flat Urothelial Lesions
Papillary Urothelial Lesions
Clear Cytoplasm Renal Tumors
Pink Renal Tumors
ORTHOPEDIC PATHOLOGY
Bone, joint, synovium, and the specimen on your bench.
Build a more systematic approach to arthroplasty specimens, infection assessment,
synovial disease, cartilage neoplasia, and diagnostically challenging bone lesions.
synovial disease, cartilage neoplasia, and diagnostically challenging bone lesions.
Arthroplasty Pathology
Periprosthetic Joint Infection
Synovial Pathology
Hyaline Cartilage Neoplasms
Giant Cell-Rich Bone Neoplasms
Non-Neoplastic Musculoskeletal Lesions
FOCUSED FACULTY EXPERTISE
Three expert perspectives.
Three diagnostic domains.
Three diagnostic domains.
Kathryn Foucar, MD
Hematolymphoid pathology • CBC abnormalities • Myeloid disorders • AML • Lymphoid neoplasms
Cristina Magi-Galluzzi, MD, PhD
Prostate pathology • Urothelial lesions • Renal tumors • GU diagnostic pitfalls
John Reith, MD
Arthroplasty pathology • Bone & soft tissue • Synovial pathology • Orthopedic diagnostic challenges
PRACTICAL DIAGNOSTIC WORKFLOW
From slide to sign-out.
STEP 1
Recognize the Pattern
STEP 2
Find the Key Clues
STEP 3
Avoid the Mimickers
STEP 4
Use Ancillary Tests
STEP 5
Reach the Diagnosis
DESIGNED FOR
Practicing Pathologists
Especially useful for general pathologists who want a practical update across several subspecialty areas
without losing focus on the diagnostic decisions encountered in daily surgical pathology practice.
without losing focus on the diagnostic decisions encountered in daily surgical pathology practice.
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Video Lectures
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PDF Materials
20
Focused Sessions
Different organs.
The same diagnostic challenge: getting it right.
The same diagnostic challenge: getting it right.
Review the clues, patterns, pitfalls, and ancillary techniques that matter across hematolymphoid,
genitourinary, and orthopedic pathology.
genitourinary, and orthopedic pathology.
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