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Monday, March 15 2010 @ 06:00 AM CDT

Practical Issues for Surgical and Cytopathologists

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January 16-18, 2010
Laguna Cliffs Resort & Spa
Dana Point, California


This 17 hour CME advanced course is designed to provide updated pragmatic, problem-solving knowledge for practicing surgical and cytopathologists who also wish to remain current with the changing trends in cytodiagnosis and laboratory management. It addresses the resolution of diagnostic pitfalls relative to each of the major organ systems studied by cytopathology/FNA. Diagnostic dilemmas and potential pitfalls commonplace and unique to the major organ systems are explored. Correlation is fundamental to the practice of cytopathology; where appropriate radiologic imaging as well as concurrent cell block or needle core biopsies or subsequent surgical specimens are also presented. In addition, didactic lectures on QA/QC, risk avoidance and error reduction (pitfalls) will be presented. Participants are expected to have a working knowledge of basic cytopathology. Selected cases will be presented as unknowns and discussed using an audience response system to facilitate audience participation. A comprehensive syllabus and a CD-ROM containing illustrative PowerPoint presentations and handouts for each topic is included in the course fee. This course is intended to provide a pleasant, informal atmosphere for learning as well as opportunities for 1:1 interaction with the outstanding faculty.

 

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Yea..the mornin lecures will be held on the beach while the afternoon lectures are held uphill in personal cabanas..The round table is at night by the pool with Remy Martin in hand. Dress code will be negligee..U guys comming we shall talk about Pap smears only.

 

 

 

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