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2016 Revision of WHO Classification of Tumors of Hematopoietic and Lymphoid Tissues, Non-Hematopathologist, (Part 2 of 2)
Review the most important changes to the WHO hematopathology classification system as part of the 2016 revision. Emphasis will be placed on presenting the information so that it is relevant and understandable by non-hematopathologists and laboratory staff....
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IHC and Special Stains to Identify Pathogens
In recent years, there has been an increase of pathogens findings in tissues. This presentation will discuss some of the reasons for the increase of these pathogens in the past few years. The presentation will also will give an overview of why some of these...
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Quantitative and Automated Analysis in Molecular Pathology
Recent advances in chemistry has resulted in a surge in the application of RNA ISH and DNA FISH assays in pathology. These molecular assays do offer numerous advantages over traditional IHC staining. However, due to multiplex assays and the sophistication of...
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Evolution of Biomarker Validation
Most recently, an international team of experts from the International Society for Immunohistochemistry and Molecular Morphology (ISIMM) as well as the International Network for Quality in Pathology (IQN Path) developed new concepts and a new framework for...
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Automation in a Cytogenetic Laboratory
Cytogenetics is a branch of genetics associated with the study of the structure and function of the cell, especially the chromosomes. It includes routine analysis of G-banded chromosomes, other cytogenetic banding techniques, as well as molecular cytogenetics...
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Image Analysis Verification - A Process Approach
This webinar will address a different approach to Image Analysis Verification, with a focus on the entire process to include slide preparation, scanning and analysis. Traditionally, Anatomic Pathology Laboratories have evaluated the accuracy of image analysis...
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Staining ‘Other’ Specimen
In surgical pathology more than ever, the laboratories are expected to do more with less. Taking on more specimens with less technical staff, or getting more stains out of tiny biopsies or fine needle aspirations have become the norm. The College of American...
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Processing Fatty Specimens
One of the most critical steps in histology is fixation, especially when it comes to fatty tissue. If a specimen is not well fixed, the lack of full fixation could affect staining steps and possible diagnosis. A laboratory thoughts of what alcohols to use in...
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Anatomic Pathology's Quality Journey
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Tumor Markers: Relationship between Clinical Pathology and Molecular Diagnostics/Immunohistochemistry