Convenient and Comprehensive Pathology CME

This online CME course stresses tips and pearls relevant to modern diagnostic pathology. What Every Pathologist Needs to Know covers major areas of diagnostic surgical pathology: breast, genitourinary, gastrointestinal, skin, gynecologic, hematopoietic, frozen sections, head and neck, pulmonary, cytopathology, neuropathology, and bone and soft tissue.  Speakers draw from their own slide collections, reviewing cases at the microscope and presenting lectures that address real time issues of daily practice. It’s continuing medical education that will help you to better:

• Define key benign breast lesions likely to be overdiagnosed as carcinomas
• Explain clues for separating reactive and dysplastic gastrointestinal tract lesions
• Assess frozen sections, including pancreatic, parathyroid, and CNS
• Explain an approach to HPV testing in head and neck tumors
• Discuss issues in urothelial cytology
• And more…

Triple-Negative Breast Cancers on Core Needle Biopsy: Diagnostic Pitfalls
Marissa White, MD

Genitourinary Pathology Highlights
Andres Matoso, MD

Dysplasia Top to Bottom
Elizabeth A. Montgomery, MD

Gastrointestinal Pathology – Microscopy Session
Elizabeth A. Montgomery, MD

Skin Lesions
Jerad M. Gardner, MD

Gynecologic Pathology Everyday Pearls
Tricia Murdock, MD

Lymph Node Pathology: A Systematic Approach and Common Pitfalls
Amy Duffield, MD, PhD

Challenges and Pitfalls in Pancreatobiliary Intraoperative Frozen Section Analysis: Margins, Liver and Peritoneal Lesions
Elizabeth D. Thompson, MD, PhD

Head and Neck Pathology
Lisa Rooper, MD

Cytopathology: What Every Pathologist Needs to Know
Christopher VandenBussche, MD, PhD

Cytopathology Live! Educational Cases for Your Consideration
Christopher VandenBussche, MD, PhD

Neuropathology Lifesavers – Frozen Section Pitfalls
Fausto Rodriguez, MD

Soft Tissue Pathology Key Points
Elizabeth A. Montgomery, MD

Soft Tissue Pathology – Microscopy Session
Elizabeth A. Montgomery, MD

Bone and Soft Tissue Tips and Pearls
John Reith, MD