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Scientific Program

Challenges and pitfalls of preoperative cytology and core biopsy diagnosis

Day One (Friday 4 Nov 2011)

Microscopy Workshop (incorporating light and virtual microscopy)
Participants will be provided with light microscopes and/or virtual microscopy stations to evaluate breast lesions.
8.00 am     Coffee
8.30 am     Welcome and introduction.
8.45 am     Papillary breast lesions – individual microscopic review.
9.15 am     Papillary breast lesions – discussion of selected cases.
10.30 am     Coffee break.
11.00 am     Fibroepithelial breast lesions – individual microscopic review.
11.30 am     Fibroepithelial breast lesions – discussion of selected cases.
12.45 pm     Lunch
1.45 pm     Borderline and low grade breast lesions – individual microscopic review.
2.15 pm     Borderline and low grade breast lesions – discussion of selected cases.
3.30 pm     Coffee break.
4.00 pm     Unusual breast lesions – individual microscopic review.
4.30 pm     Unusual breast lesions – discussion of selected cases.
5.45 pm     Closing remarks.

Day Two (Saturday 5 Nov 2011)

Lectures
8.00 am     Coffee
8.45 am     Welcome and introduction.
9.00 am     The pathologist’s hook to preoperative breast diagnosis – an angler’s view.
9:45 am     Before the aspirate and biopsy – the radiological panorama.
10.30 am   Coffee break.
11.00 am   Breast cytology in preoperative diagnosis – how not to be washed away.
11.45 am   The cytologically indeterminate breast lesion – myth, reality or chaos?
12.30 pm   Lunch
1.30 pm     Essentials of the core biopsy report – a fisherman’s guide.
2.15 pm     Preoperative breast core biopsies – navigating the minefields.
3.00 pm     The borderline breast lesion on core biopsy – can we be less ambiguous?
3.45 pm     Coffee break.
4.15 pm     Molecular cytology – to infinity and beyond.
5.00 pm     Closing remarks.

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