USCAP was saddened to learn of the passing of Dr. Christopher D.M. Fletcher. Dr. Fletcher was an exceptional and innovative pathologist who dedicated many years in service to USCAP, including serving as President. He will be missed both personally and professionally.
It's a wrap!
Thank you to all of the wonderful pathologists from around the world who made
#USCAP2024
such a lively and inspiring place to be. We loved hosting you and learning from you.
See you next year in Boston!
Congratulations to our new President, Dr. Adeboye Osunkoya, shown here accepting his Crystal Gavel from outgoing President Dr.
@johnhart20
. Thank you Dr. Hart for your service and leadership! Welcome Dr. Osunkoya - we look forward to your guidance and vision.
Is the highly specific nuclear neuroendocrine marker INSM1 better than traditional markers for diagnosing neuroendocrine lung neoplasms? A large series in
@ModernPathology
by
@TheUSCAP
#SoMe
Subcommittee member
@smlungpathguy
addresses this question:
Mesenteric tumor deposits now included in AJCC staging of small bowel NET. Increasing tumor deposit # appears linked to a worse prognosis, but deposit size & histology do not.
@ModernPathology
by
@RaulSGonzalezMD
, member of
@TheUSCAP
#SoMe
Subcommittee. AB
Thank you, New York Times, for recognizing the important role that Pathologists play in producing better health outcomes for everyone. If you are a pathologist-in-training, then this article will be even more exciting for you to read.
Thanks
@manjuaron
for another interesting case from Diagnostic Challenges in Urologic Pathology
71/M with history of treated prostate cancer, presents with gross hematuria. Cystoscopy shows an erythematous nodule. Transurethral resection was performed.
We are so saddened at the loss of Dr. Virginia A. LiVolsi, a true pathology legend. Dr. LiVolsi was the recipient of this year's Board's Distinguished Pathologist Award and she will be missed.
@aakasharmand
will be presenting the Histology Bootcamp: Thyroid in her honor.
Interesting case from Dr. Michelle S. Hirsch. Diagnosis?
54 year old male with a 2.8 cm testicular mass.
Join Dr. Hirsch at our January Diagnostic Challenges in Urologic Pathology course in Palm Springs for this and many other cases.
USCAP is committed to providing a safe working and learning environment and to protecting the rights, dignity, and well-being of its members and program attendees:
Dr. Hornick kicks off our last Interactive Microscopy session of the year in just a few minutes.
Make the most of the last day of the 2021 Annual Meeting by tuning in:
#USCAP2021
What Have COVID-19 Autopsies Taught Us? Online broadcast with Q&A to follow
Space limited to the first 1,000. Use code CovidCases2020 at checkout for complimentary access.
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#COVID__19
#pathology
Case from
@pathmingzhou
46 yo female with bilateral renal masses. The mass in the right kidney was 13 cm and was resected by radical nephrectomy. Two months later she underwent a left partial nephrectomy. The following images are from the right radical nephrectomy.
Diagnosis?
Access to on-demand content for the 2021 Virtual Annual Meeting opens TODAY! Visit to sign in or register.
Watch the on-demand content in advance so you're ready for the live Q&As and other live events March 13-18.
This Friday at 8:45 am PST - Dr. Patel will offer a lesson on Cutaneous Soft Tissue Tumors with complimentary access on Facebook Live. No pre-registration necessary. Find us at that time at .
Due to heavy site traffic the abstract submission site is experiencing some lag. The abstract deadline will be extended until 9:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time/6:00 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Thursday, September 27, 2018 to accommodate these technical difficulties.
Registration opened today!
12 live IMs
37 Short Courses
1 Long Course
3 Special Courses
17 "Evening" Specialty Courses
31 Companion Societies
ONE ALL-INCLUSIVE PRICE
We're so excited to announce that Annual Meeting 2024 registration is OPEN! Check it out at and register soon for early bird pricing & the best choice of short courses, special courses, Hot Topics, and more. We can't wait for March!
The cherry trees in DC are supposed to hit peak bloom during
#USCAP2024
! Just a short trip from Baltimore - we won't tell if you sneak away for sunrise!
Join Dr. Elizabeth Montgomery live from USCAP's Interactive Center at 10:45 am PDT tomorrow (10/6) for a complimentary Facebook Live broadcast of her presentation at the GIPS/USCAP course "The Old and the New: A Comprehensive Approach to the GI Tract."
This will be our last complimentary Facebook Live broadcast for a while - don't miss it! Dr. Panarelli will offer insights into "Mimics and Metastasis in the GI Tract", live from USCAP's Interactive Center in Palm Springs!
No preregistration required -
USCAP is engaged in its first foreign language interactive microscopy course in Spanish designed for onsite and global outreach education.
Dr. Andres Matoso of Johns Hopkins University Medical Center conducts a session on genitourinary pathology at USCAP's Interactive Center.
An interesting prostate case from USCAP President, Dr. Adeboye O. Osunkoya.
68-year-old man with elevated PSA and hematuria Diagnosis?
Discuss slides with Dr. Osunkoya in person at our January course, Diagnostic Challenges in Urologic Pathology:
Happy New Year!
Start 2021 off right by joining Dr.
@bfaquin
this Thursday, Jan. 7 for a webcast/Q&A session on "The Challenge of Diagnosing Squamous Dysplasias and Variants of SCC in the Head and Neck."
Join Dr. Maria Westerhoff tomorrow (Jan. 28) on Facebook Live for a peek into her talk at USCAP's Interactive Center in Palm Springs. Find us at at 10:45 am Pacific.
Join us on Thursday, May 16 for a complimentary session broadcasting live from the USCAP Interactive Center! Register in advance on our eLearning platform. You will also have access to the recording after the broadcast.
@Shounak_Gupta
@johnhart20
@RhondaYantiss
@theglasspusher
We are monitoring the COVID situation and exploring some hybrid options for the 2022 Annual Meeting. We hope to have more details in early January. We won't be able to have a full virtual presence like in 2021, but are working on some digital offerings for those who can’t travel.
You’re Invited to Breakfast at USCAP 2020! Join experts at these free CME breakfast symposia to hear the latest updates in HER2, RET, AML, and Cancer Immunotherapies. Get more information and register today.
@KristenStashek
It's true! Everything is included in the registration price this year. And you'll have access starting March 1 and going until at least April 16 (for non-members) or May 14 (for members). Most everything has a live online component as well!