Lecture objectives: 1. Gain a better understanding of conventional special stains and immunohistochemical stains used in dermatopathology 2. Gain a better understanding of immunohistochemical stains used in specific situations or histologic patterns in dermatopathology 3. Gain a better understanding of notable associations of immunohistochemical stains and specific diagnoses
Learning Objectives 1. Examination of brain tissue after death is currently the only definitive way to diagnose the specific neurodegenerative disorder of an individual. 2. It can provide a definitive pathological diagnosis and help family members to reach closure after a long struggle.
Lecture objectives: 1. Review breast prognostic markers 2. Review staging guidelines 3. Discuss molecular testing
Lecture objectives: 1. will be recognize foundations to follow in the autopsy 2. will use history and clinical testing work up limited finding autopsies 3. will be able to assess subtle and significant gross findings
Lecture objectives: 1. attendees will have the most current evidence criteria for platelet transfusion 2. attendees will know the risks and contraindications for platelet transfusions 3. attendees will be understand newer collection and patient safety initiatives with platelet procurement
Lecture objectives: 1. Gain, review or enhance knowledge of GI Pathology 2. Increase diagnostic skills, when to order stains, how to report findings.
Lecture objectives: 1. To understand the different types of entrepreneurship opportunities for physicians. 2. To discover how one or more of these opportunities can potentially apply to you. 3. To show that there are other options for physicians besides employment.
Lecture objectives: 1. Understand the six diagnostic categories in the Bethesda reporting system for thyroid cytopathology 2. Be familiar with the clinical implications of each diagnostic category 3. Know and apply the various ancillary molecular tests available which serve as an adjunct the thyroid FNA
Lecture objectives: 1. The Bethesda Reporting system represents the standard of care. 2. Understand the six diagnostic categories in the Bethesda reporting system for thyroid cytopathology 3. Be familiar with the clinical implications of each diagnostic category