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USCAP Navigating Challenging Entities in Head and Neck Endocrine Pathology WHO 5th Edition and Beyond 2025

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+ Include: 8 videos + 5 pdfs, size: 22 GB

+ Target Audience: pathologists, and pathologists-in-training

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+ Include: 8 videos + 5 pdfs, size: 22 GB

+ Target Audience: pathologists, and pathologists-in-training

+ Sample video: contact me for sample video

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Original release date: January 22, 2025

Head and neck pathology is challenging given the broad diversity of entities that are part of the functional (rather than simply theoretical) vocabulary at these sites. With the beta releases of the 5th editions of both the Head and Neck and Endocrine World Health Organization (WHO) Classifications of Tumors in 2022, several new concepts and entities have arisen and still remain challenging. Furthermore, since the publication of WHO 5th edition, several provisional entities and concepts have emerged making it difficult to adapt these new changes into practice. Through this course, the participants will learn diagnostic features, practical reporting, key prognostic, and theragnostic information for a variety of new and uncommon tumor types spanning several head and neck and endocrine sites.

This course is a collaboration between the North American Society of Head and Neck Pathology (NASHNP) and USCAP.

Target Audience

Practicing academic and community pathologists, and pathologists-in-training

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this educational activity, learners will be able to:

  • Recognize the key diagnostic features for the squamous cell carcinoma subtypes.
  • Recognize key thyroid tumor subtypes with distinctive molecular and clinical correlates.
  • Develop an algorithmic approach to key categories in the sinonasal tract, namely “small round blue cell tumor” and sinonasal glandular proliferation differential diagnosis.
  • Recognize the key diagnostic features for the squamous cell carcinoma subtypes.

 

+ Topics:

Salivary Gland, Sinonasal Glandular and Miscellaneous Pathology – Raja R. Seethala, MD – Part 1.mp4
Salivary Gland, Sinonasal Glandular and Miscellaneous Pathology – Raja R. Seethala, MD – Part 2.mp4
Salivary Gland, Sinonasal Glandular and Miscellaneous Pathology – Raja R. Seethala, MD.pdf
Salivary, Sinonasal Mesenchymal and Round Blue Cell Tumor Pathology – Justin A. Bishop, MD Part 1.mp4
Salivary, Sinonasal Mesenchymal and Round Blue Cell Tumor Pathology – Justin A. Bishop, MD Part 2.mp4
Salivary, Sinonasal Mesenchymal and Round Blue Cell Tumor Pathology – Justin A. Bishop, MD.pdf
Thyroid and Squamous Lesions – Doreen N. Palsgrove, MD – Part 1.mp4
Thyroid and Squamous Lesions – Doreen N. Palsgrove, MD – Part 2.mp4
Thyroid and Squamous Lesions – Doreen N. Palsgrove, MD.pdf
Thyroid, Bone and Soft Tissue and Intraoperative Squamous Pathology – Nicole A. Cipriani, MD – Part 1.mp4
Thyroid, Bone and Soft Tissue and Intraoperative Squamous Pathology – Nicole A. Cipriani, MD – Part 2.mp4
Thyroid, Bone and Soft Tissue and Intraoperative Squamous Pathology – Nicole A. Cipriani, MD 1.pdf
Thyroid, Bone and Soft Tissue and Intraoperative Squamous Pathology – Nicole A. Cipriani, MD 2.pdf

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