Breast Cancer Pathology Reports & Contrast Ultrasound [0]
Course sponsor: Advanced Health Education Center, Ltd.
At the conclusion of the course the participant should be able to: 1. Discuss appropriate information discussed with patient 2. Understand the job of a breast pathologist 3. Understand how to report information from the patient 4. Identify the differences between radical scars and malignancy 5. Name the categories of calcifications 6. List steps of breast cancer staging 7. Understand the basics of contrast ultrasound Course Topics: Mammography Pathology Reports Information Discussed with the Patien A Breast Pathologist’s Job Report Information Hormone Status for the Breast Guess the Lesion Game Solid Lesions Radical Scar vs. Malignancy Categories of Calcifications Contrast Breast Ultrasound Breast Cancer Staging Basics and Principles of Contrast Ultrasound Efficacy of Real Time Contrast Ultrasound   Contact hours - 2.50
December 02, 2018; 10:00 AM, UTC -06:00

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Countdown to 2019 - Essential CPT & Medicare Updates [0]
Course sponsor: American Pathology Foundation (APF)
Learning Objectives: * Apply 2019 CPT changes to current pathology and laboratory procedures   Contact hours - 1.00
December 06, 2018; 12:00 PM, UTC -08:00

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Discrepancies and Errors in Cytology Cases with Emphasis on Recognizing the Sources of Errors [Cme, Sam, Cmle]
Course sponsor: American Society of Cytopathology (ASC)
This webinar with provide a practical review of a few litigation or mis- diagnosed cytology cases that were identified after correlation with the surgical outcomes. Using case-based presentation; this webinar will present challenging gynecological and non-gynecologic cases. The goal of this webinar will be to increase the skills of cytopatholgists and surgical pathologists to recognize potential diagnostic pitfalls in diagnosis. Erroneous diagnosis can cause delay in diagnosis or sometimes overtreatment and unnecessary surgeries. Our goal is to learn from these mistakes and improve our abilities to prevent future ones. Solutions for handling similar cases with the listing of differential diagnosis, clear cytopathology reporting and finally assessment of surgical outcomes will be provided.   Contact hours - 1.00
December 11, 2018; 03:00 PM, UTC -05:00

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Non-Small Cell Carcinoma Biomarker Testing: The Cytopathologist’s Viewpoint [0]
Course sponsor: American Society of Cytopathology (ASC)
Many decisions about treatment in lung cancer are made on the basis of specific molecular and protein expression. This webinar is designed to give practicing cytopathologists a general introduction to the targeted therapy testing required for non-small cell lung carcinomas as well as a strategy to maximize limited specimens for several rounds of testing. In this course we will review the pre-analytical factors in specimen collection, from EBUS to biopsy to resection, and consider how specimen collection can affect testing. Finally, we will discuss several case examples alongside the targeted therapy testing followup and consider how to integrate targeted therapy testing into the cytopathologist’s immediate assessment workflow.   Contact hours - 1.00
November 27, 2018; 03:00 PM, UTC -05:00

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TMA: Fully Automated, High-Throughput Solutions for Research and Routine Pathology [0]
Course sponsor: 3DHISTECH
  Contact hours - 1.75
November 19, 2018; 01:30 AM, UTC -07:00

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