This interactive microscopy course, taught by experts from Harvard Medical School, Stanford and Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, is designed to eliminate a variety of practice gaps in diagnostic breast pathology.

In general, there is a misdiagnosis rate of about 10% in breast biopsies, which may be even higher for some notoriously problematic lesions. This course (through intimate mentoring) attempts to reduce or eliminate diagnostic error by highlighting pitfalls and illustrating practical approaches to resolve them, using routine microscopic examination of H&E-stained sections with appropriate ancillary testing. The intended outcome is improved clinical practice and patient outcomes.

Lobular and Mucinous Lesions – Laura C. Collins, MD

Section: 1 Presentation 1 Assessment 1 Document 1 Certificate 1 Survey

Lymph Nodes, Reactive and Inflammatory Conditions – Timothy M. D’Alfonso, MD

Section: 1 Presentation 1 Assessment 1 Document 1 Certificate 1 Survey

Borderline Intraductal Proliferative Lesions – Deborah Dillon, MD

Section: 1 Presentation 1 Assessment 1 Document 1 Certificate 1 Survey

Papillary Lesions – Kimberly H. Allison, MD

Section: 1 Presentation 1 Assessment 1 Document 1 Certificate 1 Survey

Mimics of Invasion – Kimberly H. Allison, MD

Section: 1 Presentation 1 Assessment 1 Document 1 Certificate 1 Survey

Triple Negative Breast Tumors – Deborah Dillon, MD

Section: 1 Presentation 1 Assessment 1 Document 1 Certificate 1 Survey

Fibroepithelial Lesions – Timothy M. D’Alfonso, MD

Section: 1 Presentation 1 Assessment 1 Document 1 Certificate 1 Survey