Across the three-day symposium, we have a series of lectures and slide seminars by leading names in the field addressing key problems, issues, and advancements, a traditional Oxford college dinner and an evening ghost tour of the city.

TOPICS COVERED

• Diagnosing Barrett’s (o)esophagus and dysplasia on both sides of the Atlantic! -  Dr Adam Booth, Assistant Professor, Washington University School of Medicine
• Walk and talk about 5 challenging GI cases I have encountered recently  -  Professor Vikram Deshpande, Harvard University/Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
• Three benign bone lesions that should not be confused with malignant -  Dr Darcy Kerr, Associate Professor, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Centre and Geisel School of Medicine
• Breast cancer screening programme in the UK: current status and is there a case for using digital images?  - Dr Rahul Deb, Lead Breast Consultant, Royal Derby Hospital 
• The history of disease ICD# 51  - Dr Mahomed Dada, Consultant Pathologist, Royal Derby Hospital
• The many faces of renal cell cancer -  Dr Mahmut Akgul, Albany Medical Center, Albany, New York
• Biomarkers in Gynaecologic tumours -  Dr Sanjay Logani, Board Chair and Medical Director Incyte Diagnostics, Spokane, Washington
• Three tricky/controversial breast lesions made simple -  Dr Tom Hu, Assistant Professor, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
• Three non-tumour lesions in the Genitourinary tract that can mimick malignancy -  Dr Mahmut Akgul
• My approach to non-neoplastic endometrial pathology -  Dr Sanjay Logani
• An update on Uterine endocervical adenocarcinoma, including the Silva classification -  Dr Hamid Kazerouni, Consultant Gynaecologic pathologist, Deputy Medical Director, Diagnexia
• 3-D reconstruction of Lung tumours: aligning PET scans and histology -  Dr Craig Dick, Consultant Lung Pathologist, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Glasgow
• Unusual patterns in Colorectal cancer -  Dr Tristan Rutland, Western Sydney University
• Molecular diagnostics in a resource constrained environment - Professor Richard Naidoo, Professor and Principal Medical Scientist, University of Cape Town/National Health Laboratory Service, Cape Town, South Africa
• Important lessons I have learned in the practice of Breast pathology: do’s and don’ts! -  Dr Tom Hu
• Three instructive cases from my teaching portfolio -  Dr Tristan Rutland
• Three pitfalls in routine breast pathology and how to avoid them - Dr Rahul Deb
• Commonly encountered infections in routine GI practice -  Dr Adam Booth
• Top challenges in Hepatic pathology - Dr Vikram Deshpande
• New entities in Head and Neck pathology - Dr Darcy Kerr
• What do I do when confronted with a skin biopsy showing psoriasiform hyperplasia? -  Dr Mahomed Dada: 
• Three unusual polyps in the Gastrointestinal tract -  Professor Runjan Chetty

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Open to consultant pathologists and trainees. 

SPEAKERS

• Prof. Runjan Chetty
• Dr Sanjay Logani
• Dr Mahmut Akgul
• Dr Tom Hu
• Dr Hamid Kazerouni
• Dr Mahomed Dada
• Dr Rahul Deb
• Dr Darcy Kerr
• Professor Vikram Deshpande
• Dr Adam Booth
• Professor Richard Naidoo
• Dr Tristan Rutland.

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