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This course provides a structured, practice-oriented update for pathologists seeking to enhance diagnostic accuracy and confidence in gastrointestinal pathology
Format: Videos + PDFs
Release Year: 2025
This case-based, interactive microscopy course is designed to keep participants at the forefront of gastrointestinal (GI) pathology by addressing both diagnostic challenges and practical decision-making in daily practice.
Through expertly curated cases and evidence-based discussion, learners will refine their ability to distinguish reactive atypia from neoplasia, recognize subtle diagnostic clues in small biopsies, determine the etiologies of GI ischemia, and confidently sign out complex cases using the latest literature.
Core areas of focus include:
Differentiating inflammatory bowel disease from its mimics
Evaluating gastrointestinal pathology in immunosuppressed patients
Correlating upper and lower gastrointestinal tract findings
Applying contemporary classification systems and biomarkers in routine practice
This course is developed in collaboration with the Rodger C. Haggitt Gastrointestinal Pathology Society and USCAP.
Practicing academic pathologists
Community pathologists
Pathologists-in-training
Upon completion, participants will be able to:
Assess gastrointestinal biopsies and resection specimens for ischemia and vasculitis
Distinguish inflammatory bowel disease from infectious and non-infectious mimics
Identify key histologic features and differential diagnoses in immunocompromised patients
Integrate recent literature updates into everyday diagnostic practice to optimize patient care
Subtypes of colorectal carcinoma and their clinical significance
Gastrointestinal tract ischemia and vascular injury
Exaggerated epithelial atypia versus true malignancy
Interpretation of expected and unexpected findings in small tissue biopsies
Differential diagnosis of enterocolitis and inflammatory bowel disease mimics
Gastrointestinal pathology in immunosuppressed patients
Practical approach to common non-neoplastic gastric pathology
Challenges in biomarker interpretation in gastrointestinal diseases
Case-based interactive microscopy format
Emphasis on real-world diagnostic challenges
Integration of up-to-date literature into routine practice
Comprehensive coverage of inflammatory, ischemic, infectious, and neoplastic GI pathology
This course provides a structured, practice-oriented update for pathologists seeking to enhance diagnostic accuracy and confidence in gastrointestinal pathology.
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USCAP Gastrointestinal Pathology Reaching the Diagnosis in Difficult Cases includes comprehensive high-definition video lectures, companion PDF syllabus notes, and clinical slides. All learning modules and review materials are organized systematically to support both quick reference and thorough examination preparation.
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