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Speakers at this conference have given permission for these presentations and abstracts to be uploaded to this site for educational purposes only.
It is important for histopathologists to understand the clinical significance of their reports and how a data item that is critical in one clinical scenario may be entirely irrelevant in another setting. This novel study day aimed at senior trainees and consultant histopathologists will explain how gynaecological pathology data is used to guide patient management and discuss the significance of each data item in different clinical scenarios and specimen types. The course will enable attendees to adopt a more efficient personalised approach to histopathology reporting by focusing on accurately reporting data items that are clinically relevant in a particular case.
09:30 Registration
09:55 Welcome
10:00 Introduction: Rationale of the course – Dr Murali Varma, Cardiff
10:45 Pathology of the ovary and fallopian tube - Dr Naveena Singh, London
11:30 Refreshments
12:00 Peritoneal/omental pathology and cytology – Dr Tony Williams, Brighton
12:30 Small diagnostic biopsies: handling and reporting issues –Dr Varsha Shah, Newport
13:00 Lunch
13:45 Endometrial pathology – Professor Glenn McCluggage, Belfast
14:30 Cervical pathology – Dr Raji Ganesan, Birmingham
15:15 Refreshments
15:45 Pathology of uterine mesenchymal lesions – Dr Nafisa Wilkinson, Leeds
16:15 Vulval and vaginal pathology – Dr Asma Faruqi, London
17.00 Close
To be held at The Royal College of Psychiatrists, 21 Prescot Street, London, E1 8BB