Overview

Online booking has now closed, please contact the conference department if you wish to book onto this conference, by emailing [email protected].

The aim of the meeting is address a number of areas of post-mortem practice that have been highlighted at previous meetings as topics of concern/interest.  The day should appeal to both consultants and registrars who undertake post-mortem examinations with the aim to offer guidance on how to approach these types of cases and to provide a potentially rare opportunity to discuss interesting or challenging cases with other pathologists.

Programme

09.30     Registration and coffee

 

10.00     Approach to unexpected PM findings - Dr Ralph Bouhaidar, University of Edinburgh

10.45     Post mortem histology - Dr Patrick Gallagher, University of Bristol

11.30     Refreshments

12.00     Drowning/Diving Deaths – Dr Stuart Hamilton, Leicester Royal Infirmary

12.45     Pre-hospital Care and Emergency Trauma Management – A Guide for         Pathologists – Dr Adam Brown, Southmead Hospital, Bristol

13.30     Lunch

14.15     Post-mortem ‘show and tell’

Chair: Dr Patrick Gallagher

Delegates (both consultants and registrars alike) are invited to bring along their own cases for discussion during this session.  These may be complex cases for which you would like the opinion of others or good examples of post-mortem pathology that you would like to share.  If you are interested in presenting, please could you provide a short precis of the case so that a 15 minute slot can be allocated and duplication can be minimised.  If this proves to be more popular than time allows, slots will be allocated on a first come first served basis.  In order to facilitate compiling the programme could all interested delegates please express their interest to the conference department (email below) by 1st March 2016.

16.30     Close

Online registration fees
RCPath Members: £185.00
Concessions: £99.00
Non Members: £260.00