DAY 1 - THURSDAY – 10TH JUNE 2021 - VIRTUAL VIA ZOOM 

• 09:00 National Gynaecological Pathology EQA review of scoring cases (EQA members will receive a separate webinar link for this session from the BAGP), Dr Jason Wong
• 09:50 Registration for the Annual Meeting (meeting registrants will have received a separate webinar link from RCPath events team)
• 10:00 Welcome, BAGP President Dr Raji Ganesan
• Session 1 Lower genital tract, Chair: Dr Raji Ganesan
• 10:10 Vulvar melanocytic proliferations, Dr Asok Biswas 
• 10:50 Refreshments & Wellness Session
  Stretch with Debbi Scarfe
• 11:20 Detecting and measuring invasion in cervical biopsies and loop excisions, Prof Glenn McCluggage
• 11:50 Mimics of pre-invasive and invasive glandular lesions, Dr Carlos Parra-Herran
• 12:30 Adenosquamous and unusual HPV associated cervical cancers, Dr Carlos Parra-Herran
• 13:00 LUNCH
  Sponsor - AstraZeneca 13:00 - 13:10
• Session 2 Practising safely, Chair: Prof Naveena Singh
• 14:00 Minimising errors in gynaecological pathology, Dr Raji Ganesan
• 14:30 Seeking specialist opinion – Perspectives of the referring pathologist and the expert, Prof Glenn McCluggage, Dr Saimah Arif
• 15:10 My most memorable/puzzling cases, Prof Esther Oliva
• 15:30 Refreshments & Wellness Session
  Yoga with Adriene 
• Session 3 The endometrium, Chair: Prof Esther Oliva
• 16:00 Challenges in endometrial biopsy pathology interpretation – epithelial entities, Prof Joseph Rabban
• 16:40 Typing endometrial carcinoma in biopsies, Prof Naveena Singh
• 17:20 Case study: Typing endometrial carcinoma, Dr Laura Casey
• 17:40 Trophoblastic disease – incidental encounter in endometrial biopsies, Dr Baljeet Kaur
• 18:10 Meeting Close    

DAY 2 - FRIDAY – 11TH JUNE 2021 - VIRTUAL VIA ZOOM

• 08:30 Start the day with wellness session and coffee 
  Dynamic stretch with Debbi Scarfe 08:30 - 08:50 
• 09:00 Welcome, ISGyP President, Prof Xavier Matias-Guiu
• Session 4 Guidelines and updates, Chair: Dr Rupali Arora
• 09:10 NICE guidelines for MMR testing, Dr Anca Oniscu
• 09:40 ICCR dataset and ESGO guidelines – endometrial cancer, Prof Xavier Matias-Guiu 
• 09:55 ICCR – lower genital tract dataset, Prof Glenn McCluggage
• 10:10 RCPath tissue pathways,Dr Jason Wong
• 10:20 Handling and reporting obstetric hysterectomies, Prof Naveena Singh
• 10:50 Break 
• 11:00 BAGP AGM
• Session 5 The adnexa and secondary Mullerian system, Chair: Prof Xavier Matias-Guiu
• 11:20 Fallopian tube in focus, Prof Koen Van de Vijver
• 12:00 Unusual para adnexal neoplasms, Prof Glenn McCluggage
• 12:30 Ovarian sex cord- stromal tumours, Prof Esther Oliva
• 13:00 LUNCH
• 14:00 Award presentation 
• Session 6 Pandemic tales, Chair: Dr Saimah Arif
• 14:10 A return to the past during Covid times, Dr Angela Ralte
• 14:30 The UK/RCPath response to the Pandemic, Dr Michael Osborn
• 14:45 Gynaecological Pathology in UK during the pandemic, Dr Rupali Arora
• Session 7 Uterine pathology, Chair: Dr Carlos Parra-Herran
• 15:00 Challenges in endometrial biopsy pathology interpretation – non epithelial entities, Prof Joseph Rabban
• 15:50 Recently described uterine mesenchymal tumours, Prof Esther Oliva
• 16:20 Break- Refreshments & Wellness Session
  Yoga with Adriene 
• Session 8 All about the future, Chair: Dr Joseph Rabban
• 16:40 Horizon scanning in ovarian pathology, Prof Blake Gilks
• 17:20 Molecular markers in gynaecological pathology – impact of molecular pathology in practice of using WHO 2020 classification, Dr Lynn Hoang
• 18:10 Meeting Close, Dr Raji Ganesan

One and two day registration rates are available. Early bird rates will run till 11th May 2021 inclusive. 

IMPORTANT - When booking one day please ensure you select the correct fee for the date you are attending. 

Please note no refunds after 11th May 2021

ZOOM

This meeting will be held via Zoom. Details of the meeting with accompanied guidance will be sent to attendees before the meeting. We strongly suggest you download Zoom to your computer/laptop to make the most of the meeting, however if this is not possible just simply click on the link provided. To Find out more about Zoom and how it works please visit the website.

Please note: If you experience any problems when connecting to your Zoom meeting, such as lagging or freezing, then this may indicate that there is an issue with your internet connection, or the device you are using. We suggest that you try to move to an area with a more stable connection and then re-join the meeting. We unfortunately will not be able to provide you with a refund or transfer you onto another event if you happen to encounter these problems on the day.