Perjalanan USCAP Ka Puseur Dada: Perspektif Ahli Dina Patologi Mediastinal 2023

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Anjeun bakal kéngingkeun Tangtu Unduhan Cara hirup VIA KURSUS (CEPAT CEPAT) SÉSA PEMBAYARAN

Original Release Date: November 20, 2023
Pedaran Katerangan
Patologi mediastinal gaduh spésifisitas anu pikaresepeun dina patologi bedah, sabab fokus utamina dina kelenjar tunggal (timus) anu ngalibetkeun nalika urang umurna, langkung menonjol di murangkalih tibatan déwasa, sareng peryogi pendekatan anu unik pikeun diagnosis sareng kursus klinis. Infrékuénsi tumor mediastinal mangaruhan évolusi kaahlian ku patologi individu sareng lembagana. Bubuka panganyarna ngeunaan klasifikasi anyar jeung skéma pementasan penah hiji tangtangan novel pikeun maranéhanana confronted kalawan assessing lesions mediastinal. Penting pisan pikeun ngalaksanakeun ahli patologi janten akrab sareng modalitas énggal anu mangaruhan pilihan perawatan sareng hasil klinis. Malah leuwih penting pikeun jadi akrab jeung diversity of tumor anu bisa lumangsung dina kompartemen mediastinal. Kursus ieu nyayogikeun kasempetan anu unik pikeun tutorial dina patologi mediastinal ku ahli tunggal anu diakui sacara internasional ti Pusat Kanker MD Anderson.

Target Pamiarsa
Practicing academic and community pathologists, and pathologists-in-training.

Tujuanna learning
Saatos réngsé kagiatan pendidikan ieu, peserta didik tiasa:

Expand the knowledge of mediastinal pathology in general.
Determine which features are important in separating some of the most common thymic tumors.
Become familiar with different staging schemas.
Become familiar with different nomenclatures.
Determine which cases need further work-up with immunohistochemistry or molecular techniques.

Jejer Jeung Panyatur:

• Histological Classification and Staging of Thymic Epithelial Neoplasm
• Case Discussion: Thymic Epithelial Neoplasms
• Interpretation of Mediastinal Biopsies
• Case Discussion: Uncommon Tumors of the Mediastinum
• Case Discussion: Lymphoid Tumors of the Mediastinum
• Mediastinal Germ Cell Tumors
• Case Discussion: Germ Cell Tumors