London GI Pathology Update 2023

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The Royal College of Pathologists 5th London GI Pathology Update 2023

Include: 2 videos + 1 pdf, size: 32.7 GB

Categories: PATHOLOGY, GIT

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The Royal College of Pathologists 5th London GI Pathology Update 2023

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A high quality gastrointestinal (GI) and hepatopancreatobiliary (HPB) pathology update with a good range of topics and an international group of speakers, held in an attractive central location at the Barbican Centre.
The conference will include talks from 12 experts in the field. The emphasis is on diagnostic pathology, with reference where appropriate to research work. The aims are to provide an update in the specialty and to stimulate additional interest in the various topics on the programme.

The 5th London GI Pathology Update 2023 was a significant event organized by The Royal College of Pathologists. Here are some key details about the event:

The event took place from June 1, 2023, to June 2, 2023.
The conference was a high-quality gastrointestinal (GI) and hepatopancreatobiliary (HPB) pathology update with a good range of topics and an international group of speakers.
The conference was held at the Barbican Centre in London.
The conference included talks from 12 experts in the field.
The emphasis of the conference was on diagnostic pathology, with reference where appropriate to research work.
The aims of the conference were to provide an update in the specialty and to stimulate additional interest in the various topics on the programme.
The event was intended for all those who report Digestive Disease pathology.

Topics:

*Note: these are continuous video recordings during the conference, they include individual lectures mentioned in the Detail section below

Agenda.pdf
June 1.mp4 (7 hours 30 minutes)
June 2.mp4 (7 hours 30 minutes)

Programme

Wednesday 10 April – HPB
Time		Speaker	Country
09.25-09.30	Introduction	Roger Feakins	UK
09.30-10.05	Liver biopsy: iron, copper and other abnormal deposits	John Hart	USA
10.05-10.40	Vascular liver diseases	Christine Sempoux	CH
10.40-11.15	Neoplasia of the ampulla and periampullary region	Volkan Adsay	TR
11.15-11.45	COFFEE 1
11.45-12.20	Cholangiocarcinoma	Yoh Zen	UK
12.20-13.00	Viral hepatitis	John Hart	USA
13.00-14.00	LUNCH
14.00-14.35	The biopsy diagnosis of cirrhosis – trickier that it seems	John Hart	USA
14.35-15.10	Benign tumours of the liver	Christine Sempoux	CH
15.10-15.40	COFFEE 2
15.40-16.15	Inflammatory disorders of the pancreas	Yoh Zen	UK
16.15-16.55	Pancreatobiliary neuroendocrine neoplasms and mimics	Volkan Adsay	TR
16.55-1700	Closing Remarks	Roger Feakins	UK

Thursday 11 April – GI
09.25-09.30	Introduction	Roger Feakins	UK
09.30-10.20	Diagnosis of colitis in mucosal biopsies	Rob Odze	USA
10.20-10.55	Pathology of inflammatory bowel disease in resections	Neil Shepherd	UK
10.55-11.30	Dysplasia in inflammatory bowel disease	Lindsay Alpert	USA
11.30-12:00	COFFEE 1
12:00-12:30	Unusual anal pathology	Shaun Walsh	UK
12.30-13.00	Molecular/predictive tests in upper GI cancer	Manuel Rodriguez-Justo	UK
13.00-14.00	LUNCH
14.00-14.40	Upper GI cancer precursors and hereditary gastric cancer	Irene Gullo	P
14.40-15.15	Rare variants of gastric cancer	Fatima Carneiro	P
15.15-15.45	COFFEE 2
15.45-16.20	Eosinophil-rich disorders of the GI tract	Nicole Panarelli	USA
16.20-16.55	Mimics of neoplasia in the luminal GI tract	Neil Shepherd	UK
16.55-1700	Closing Remarks	Roger Feakins	UK

Friday 12 April – GI
09.25-09.30	Introduction	Roger Feakins	UK
09.30-10.05	Assessment of early colorectal cancer	Iris Nagtegaal	N
10.05-10.40	Polyps and polyposis in the GI tract	Fatima Carneiro	P
10.40-11.15	Coeliac disease, mimics and other enteropathies	Nicole Panarelli	USA
11.15-11.45	COFFEE 1
11.45-12.20	Non-Helicobacter gastritis	Lindsay Alpert	USA
12.20-13.00	Common mesenchymal tumours of the GI tract	Jason Hornick	USA
13.00-14.00	LUNCH
14.00-14.40	Rare and new mesenchymal tumours of the GI tract	Jason Hornick	USA
14.40-15.15	MMR and molecular pathology in colorectal neoplasia	Iris Nagtegaal	N
15.15-15.45	COFFEE 2
15.45-16.20	Oesophagitis is not always eosinophilic	Shaun Walsh	UK
16.20-16.55	Lymphomas of the GI tract	Manuel Rodriguez-Justo	UK
16.55-1700	Closing Remarks	Roger Feakins	UK