Overview

In this one-day symposium we will discuss a selection of specimen types with challenging morphology and their ancillary tests. Attendees will hear about the role of molecular testing on cytology specimens, particularly of the respiratory tract and lympho-recticular system. This symposium is aimed at trainees and consultants in cytopathology, particularly those newly qualified or interested in updating their knowledge.

This event is now fully booked, the waiting list is now closed. The symposium will be re-run at a later date. 

Programme

09.30   Registration & coffee

 

10.00   Reporting urinary cytology samples: upper and lower tracts including instrumented samples and the role of ancillary testing – Dr Ashish Chandra, St Thomas’ Hospital, London

10.40   FNA lymph nodes: diagnosis of lymphoreticular neoplasms using cytology, flow cytometry and molecular tests – Dr Mufaddal Moonim, St Thomas’ Hospital, London

11:20   Pancreatico-biliary cytology: a practical approach to making a cytological diagnosis incorporating clinical and radiological data – Dr Maesha Dehergoda, Institute of Liver Pathology, Kings College London

 

12.00   Lunch

13:00   Presentation of the survey findings on training in Cytopathology – Dr Rebecca Halas, St James University Hospital Leeds

13.30   Overview of respiratory tract cytology specimens – Dr Alexandra Rice, Royal Brompton Hospital, London

14.10   Microscopy – This session will include a selection of cases of urine, lymph node, pancreas and lung cytology in a regulated slide circulation with tutors available to discuss cases one to one

 

17.30   Close

Location

 

To be held in:

General classroom, Hodgkin Building, Guy's Hospital, Great Maze Pond, London SE1 9RT

Registration fees

Online bookings:

Members £100

Concessions £50

Non-members £150

Presentations

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Presentations

 

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