The goal of the Course is to teach the diagnostic approach, molecular diagnosis, and classification of the hematological malignancies and entities that may be confused with malignancy. The targeted participants are practicing pathologist and residents in pathology training who are interested in hematopathology.
The faculty members are distinguished scientists and expert hematopathologists who are involved in defining these entities according to WHO and ICC classifications.
The course language is English.
The main topics to be covered in the course are as follows. Details of the scientific program can be found on the Scientific Program page.
➢ Follicular lymphoma and borders
➢ Hodgkin lymphoma and mimics
➢ Nodal TFH lymphomas, diagnostic challanges
➢ Challanges in primary cutanous lymphomas
➢ Flow cytometric approach for T cell lymphoma diagnosis
➢ Tumor like lesions (IgG4 related disease, Castleman disease and T cell proliferations)
➢ NGS in hematopathology: potential & pitfall
➢ New microscopic markers for clonal T and B cells detection
All topics will be covered by case examples on a digital pathology platform. Clinical histories of the cases and hematoxylin-eosin with immunohistochemistry-stained whole slide images will be shared on the training platform before the course. Participants will be able to access and review these whole slide images of the cases before the course.
All lectures will be recorded and uploaded to the digital training platform for access following the course.
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