22 CPD
Credits
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Conference Lecture
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Self Assessments Course
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Multi Header Session
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Slide Library
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Research Forum
11 - 12 June 2015 London
www.uropathologyuk.com
Confirmed Conference Speakers
Conference Lectures
Dr Michael Aitchison (UK)
Prof Mahul Amin (USA)
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Mimickers of Prostate cancer:
Benign conditions that may be
confused with prostatic carcinoma
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Needle Biopsy Diagnosis of Prostate Cancer. Diagnostic Criteria,
Immunohistochemical Approach,
ASAP
Dr Ashish Chandra(UK)
Dr Cathy Corbishley (UK)
Dr Lars Dyrskjøt (Denmark)
Prof Jonathan Epstein (USA)
Dr Jon Oxley (UK)
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Dr Jonathan Shanks(UK)
Dr Murali Varma(UK)
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Course Director
Dr Khalid Ahmed (UK)
Research Forum (Abstract presentations)
Research forum gives delegates an
opportunity to submit abstracts of their
research work. More...
Course Fees
London uropathology conference 2015
Trainee rate: £380 (until 31st March)
Consultant rate: £400 (until 31st March)
Multiheader: £75 per session
Self-assessment: £25
Use of Immunocytochemistry in
bladder pathology
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A systematic approach to prostate
biopsy interpretation
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Approach to difficult prostatic core
biopsies
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Approach to difficult renal tumours
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Classifying renal neoplasms on
core biopsies: pitfalls in interpretation and diagnosis
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Classifying testicular tumours
Recently described adult renal
epithelial tumours.
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Common and rare renal lesions
through my referral practice
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Problem associated with recognition of invasion and staging of
bladder cancer.
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Dealing with urinary tract cytology
specimens
Non germ cell tumours of the testis
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Difficult renal tumours
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Flat lesions of the bladder and how
to report
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Gleason grading masterclass
Grading and staging of bladder
tumours
Self Assessment Course
The self assessment course gives
delegates an opportunity to view 25
difficult cases under timed conditions
and evaluate themselves. these are
then discussed by the speakers during
the conference. More...
Advances in Grading of Prostate
Cancer: Introduction of a New
Grading System.
Sessions at the Multiheader
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Lead Uropathologist, The pennine
acute hospitals NHS trust
"Meet the Expert" -
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Germ cell tumours of the testis: the
critical role of the surgical
pathologist
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Premalignant lesions of penis
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The Molecular Genetics of Bladder
tumours, the interface with Pathology
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Mimics of malignancy: prostatic
cores biopsies
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My approach to bladder biopsies
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Penile biopsies – pitfalls in diagnosis
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Penile pathology from my practice
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The problems of grading and staging in bladder biopsy and resection
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Uropathological spindle cell lesions
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The surgeons expectations of a
pathologist in renal cancer reporting
Symposium Guest Lecture
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Prostatic Intraepithelial Neoplasia
and Intraductal Carcinoma.
Tel: +44 (0) 203 598 2330
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[email protected]
VENUE: Grand Connaught Rooms Covent Garden London U.K.
www.uropathologyuk.com