CURRENT CONCEPTS IN SURGICAL PATHOLOGY
This five-day postgraduate course is under the direction of Drs. Eugene J. Mark, Judith A. Ferry, Andrew E. Rosenberg, and Robert H. Young, with approximately 41 faculty members from the Massachusetts General Hospital and one guest speaker. The course will emphasize light microscopic differential diagnoses of commonly encountered problems in surgical pathology but will also include application of molecular pathology and cytopathology. The course will include small group slide review sessions and informal small group evening seminars. The glass slide use at the small group slide review sessions will be available throughout the week for examination on one's own time. The hotel is located centrally opposite the Boston Public Garden and close to fine shopping. Participants will receive a syllabus and a CD ROM of the course proceedings. The registration fee will be $1,250 with a reduction for trainees. The course credit will be approximately 38.5 hours.  Register now...

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CYTOPATHOLOGY FOR THE PRACTICING PATHOLOGIST: VIDEOMICROSCOPY TUTORIALS ON SELECTED TOPICS
This two-day postgraduate course is under the direction of David C. Wilbur, M.D. and will include many members of the Harvard Cytopathology staff. The course will be a unique interactive format with seminar style videoconference sessions combining traditional lecture slides and discussion, with actual cases projected via the videomicroscope. This format allows for real time discussion in addition to the presentation of didactic material. This year's sessions include a variety of gynecologic, non-gynecologic, and fine needle aspiration topics. The course dovetails with the annual Current Concepts in Surgical Pathology course for those wishing to combine these two offerings. The hotel is centrally located in Boston, directly across from the Public Garden. Participants will receive a course syllabus and a CD-ROM of the sessions. The course credit will be approximately 17 hours. Register now...

SURGICAL PATHOLOGY FOR THE PRACTICING PATHOLOGIST
This four-day postgraduate course in Surgical Pathology is under the direction of Robert H. Young, MD. Speakers will include several from the Massachusetts General Hospital and at least two guest speakers and topics selected will, to the extent possible, be different from those in recent offerings of this course. The course is being held at a well-known resort hotel with outstanding spa beautifully situated in scenic Scottsdale in close proximity to art galleries, fine shopping, and many outstanding restaurants. Trips to Tucson and the famous Red Rock Country of Sedona are easily done using the resort as a base and the mild winter climate in Arizona has strong appeal to most. CME credit will be approximately 24 hours. Register now...

GYNECOLOGIC AND OBSTETRIC PATHOLOGY FOR THE PRACTICING PATHOLOGIST
This four-day postgraduate course is under the direction of Robert H. Young, MD and David C. Wilbur, MD, with additional faculty of Dr. Debra Bell (Mayo Clinic), Esther Oliva, MD, and Drucilla Roberts, MD, the latter two speakers of the Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School. The course will be a comprehensive coverage of female reproductive tract pathology, including comprehensive coverage of frequent problems in differential diagnosis and an update on newly described entities and new issues in terminology. The course is being held at an elegant resort in the northern part of Tucson, in the foothills of the Catalina Mountains, with spectacular scenery and many leisure activities available. The course credit will be approximately 23 hours. Register now...

UROLOGIC SURGICAL PATHOLOGY FOR THE PRACTICING PATHOLOGIST
This four-day postgraduate course is under the direction of Robert H. Young, MD and has as additional faculty Drs. Mahul Amin, John Eble, Peter Humphrey, and David C. Wilbur. The objective of this course is to provide a comprehensive review of urologic surgical pathology with special attention paid to common diagnostic problems such as prostate biopsy interpretation, recent advances and new entities. Instruction will be primarily by lecture, but will also include frequent discussion periods. Each participant will receive a comprehensive course syllabus. The course is being held at a renowned resort hotel a few minutes from the center of the sophisticated town of Naples with numerous outstanding restaurants and elegant shops. The hotel is connected by an attractive boardwalk to the expansive beach of Naples. The course credit will be approximately 23 hours. Register now...