Demonstrate a diagnostic approach to common head and neck FNA specimens such as salivary gland neoplasms | | | | | |
Use morphologic and molecular testing to resolve common differential diagnosis problems in head and neck pathology. | | | | | |
Develop a program for pathologists with the goal of increasing the number of women in health care and define resident and fellow education to fit the needs of today and tomorrow’s pathologists, with the goal | | | | | |
Recognize the remarkable diversity of sinonasal tumors and understand new biomarkers in the diagnosis of sinonasal tumors. | | | | | |
Demonstrate understand the clinical scenarios and avoid the diagnostic pitfalls of unusual sinonasal tumors. | | | | | |
Recognize recently described neoplasms of the Head and Neck driven by viral infections, and their diagnostic criteria. | | | | | |
Recognize the clinical importance of diagnosis viral-mediated neoplasms of the Head and Neck in terms of their potential prognostic and treatment implications. | | | | | |
Summarize the recent revisions in the 2017 WHO Classification of Tumours of Haematopoietic and Lymphoid Tissues, 4th Edition, pertinent to the head and neck region. | | | | | |
Recognize the role of molecular pathology in tumor’s diagnosis, biological behavior, outcome and treatment. | | | | | |
Describe and understand the clinical scenarios in which communication between the pathologist and head and neck surgeon-informed decision making. | | | | | |
Recognize the intricate nature of treatment involving unknown primary of the head and neck and the pathologists important role in treatment planning. | | | | | |
Recognize and use FNA of the salivary glands to differentiate benign from malignant disease and then differentiating the various malignancies. | | | | | |