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Scientific Symposiums International 10th Annual Dr. Richard L. Kempson Diagnostic Pathology Course Updates in Breast, Gastrointestinal, Genitourinary and Gynecologic Pathology 2025

Scientific Symposiums International 10th Annual Dr. Richard L. Kempson Diagnostic Pathology Course Updates in Breast, Gastrointestinal, Genitourinary and Gynecologic Pathology 2025

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Multi Speciality

Yes

Primary Speciality

Diagnostic-Imaging

Target Audience

practicing surgical pathologists, subspecialty fellows

Content Type

Mixed (Video + PDF)

Size

Mixed (Video + PDF)

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  • Target Audience: practicing surgical pathologists, subspecialty fellows
  • Sample video: contact me for sample video
  • Information:

An advanced, case-based surgical pathology update across breast, GI, GU, and gynecologic subspecialties. Faculty emphasize pattern recognition, differential diagnosis, ancillary testing, and clinically impactful reporting that aligns with current classifications and guidelines.

What You Will Learn

High-yield morphologic patterns and differential traps in breast, GI, GU, and GYN pathology

How to apply contemporary classification systems and grading/staging criteria

Smart use of immunohistochemistry and molecular assays: when they change management—and when they don’t

Margin assessment, biomarker reporting, and synoptic elements that drive therapy

Diagnostic pitfalls, artifacts, and look-alikes illustrated with whole-slide images

Practical sign-out strategies: triage, checklists, and wording that improves clarity and reduces addenda

Event Details

Format: Didactic lectures with unknowns, interactive case discussions, and take-home slide sets/WSIs

Structure: Disease-site blocks with pearls, pitfall galleries, and algorithmic flowcharts

Access: Built for next-day implementation at the microscope and in tumor boards

Who Should Attend

Practicing surgical pathologists, subspecialty fellows, senior residents, pathology assistants, and laboratorians who want a concentrated, practice-ready update in breast, GI, GU, and GYN pathology.

Why Attend

Refresh diagnostic accuracy on difficult and common entities that dominate daily sign-out

Standardize ancillary testing and reporting to support precise, timely therapy decisions

Bring back practical checklists, synoptic prompts, and phrasing that reduce ambiguity

  • Topics:

Esophagitis: Beyond Reflux (Teri Longacre M.D.)

Lynch, BRCA and Beyond: Gynecologic Malignancies in Familial Cancer Syndromes (Anne Mills M.D.)

Mergng Molecular and Morphology in Endometrial Cancer: Building on Dr. Kempson’s Diagnostic Legacy (Anne Mills M.D.)

Mimics Of Urothelial Neoplasia

Biomarker Driven Breast Cancer Decisions: What A Pathologist Needs To Know (Kimberly Allison M.D.)

From p16 to PDL1 Biomarkers in Cervical Squamous Neoplasia (Anne Mills M.D.)

Adrenal Gland Pathology in Routine Clinical Practice

CAP Breast Cancer Reporting Protocols: Answers to Common Questions (Kimberly Allison M.D.)

Gastritis: When It Isn’t Helicobacter…Or Is It? (Teri Longacre M.D.)

Gastric Polyps (Teri Longacre M.D.)

Intraductal Proliferations Of The Prostate: A Deep Dive

Current Grading Of Prostate Cancer: What Really Matters?

IBD: Imitations, Complications and Recommendations (Teri Longacre M.D.)

HER2 Testing In Breast Cancer: Best Practices And Remaining Challenges (Kimberly Allison M.D.)

Ovarian Oddities: Adnexal Diagnoses Not To Miss (Anne Mills M.D.)

Roadmap for Navigating Breast in situ Proliferations (Kimberly Allison M.D.)

Don’t Stop At Smooth Muscle: Uterine Mesenchymal Tumors to Know (Anne Mills M.D.)

When Is A GIST Not Just Another GIST? Differential Diagnosis and New Developments (Teri Longacre M.D.)

Renal Tumors With Clear Cytoplasm: A Common Problem

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