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International Paediatric Pathology AssociationXXXVIIIth Advanced Course in Paediatric Pathology

http://www.ippa-association.com/XXXVIIIth IPPA COURSE Món Sant Benet

15 th - 21 th October 2016Món Sant Benet, Barcelona

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LOCAL ORGANISER: Joan Carles FerreresCarlota rovira

COURSE DIRECTOR: Marta Cohen RESIDENT TUTOR: Cheryl Coffin TECHNOLOGY DIRECTOR: Miguel reyes-Múgica



TUTOrS

Cheryl Coffin, USABruce Pawel, USA

Miguel reyes-Múgica, USABeverly rogers, USA

Dolores López Terrada, Spain/USAgordan Vujanic, UK

LOCaL gUEST TUTOrS

Isabel Colmenero Eduard gratacós

amparo Fernández rodríguez antonio Torrelo

Miguel Martínez Yoldi



E d u c a t i o n a l n e e d s

The XXXVIII Advanced Course in Paediatric Pathology, Organised by the International Paediatric

Pathology Association is intended as an on-going resource to meet the educational needs of paediatric

pathologists, perinatal pathologists, general pathologists whose practice includes paediatric pathology,

and pathology specialists trainees

E d u c a t i o n a l O b j e c t i v e s

• To provide an overview on practical aspects of paediatric and perinatal histopathology

• To provide an up-date on: placental disorders, practical approach to diagnosing and

reporting soft tissue tumours, Hirschsprung’s Disease, undescended testes, paediatric

transplant pathology, bone tumours, pancreatic pathology, liver and renal tumours and

molecular techniques.



The XXXVIII Advanced course has been accredited by the European Accreditation Council for

Continuing Medical Education (EACCME) with 25 Credits.

The International Paediatric Pathology Association XXXVIII Advanced Course in Paediatric Pathology is

grateful to the following organisations that supported this course and provided scholarships:

• Society of Paediatric Pathology

• Swiss Pathology Group

• Paediatric Pathology Society

• International Paediatric Pathology Association



Saturday 15th OctoberREGISTRATION AND TEA FROM 15.00

18.30: Dinner

Món Sant Benet

20.00-21.00: Guillermo Soler: “Castells: ordinary people doing the extraordinary”

Journalist and Anthropologist

Sunday 16th October

8.30: OPENING M. Cohen

CHAIR: Cheryl Coffin

9.00 LECTURE 1

Hirschsprung’s Disease: from initial diagnosis to analysis of the pull-through specimen

M. Reyes Múgica

10.00 LECTURE 2

Mosaic skin disorders I. Colmenero/ A. Torrelo

11.00 – 11.30 Coffee

11.30 LECTURE 3

Up-date on mastocytosis I. Colmenero/ A. Torrelo

12.30 LECTURE 4

Wilms’ tumours of childhood G. Vujanic



13.30 Lunch (Món Sant Benet)

14.15: GROUP PHOTO

14.30 Afternoon – Tour

To: Barcelona

19.00 Dinner (Cocktail Fàbrica Moritz, Barcelona)



Monday 17th October

CHAIR: Miguel Reyes Múgica

8.30 LECTURE 5

Practical Approach to Diagnosing and Reporting Soft Tissue Tumours C. Coffin

9.30 LECTURE 6

Non-Wilms’ tumour - past, present and future G. Vujanic

10.30 – 11.00 Coffee

11.00 LECTURE 7

Fibroblastic and myofibroblastic tumours in children R. Alaggio

12.00 LECTURE 8

Pathology and diagnosis of malignant bone tumours of childhood B. Pawel

13.00 LECTURE 9

Tutor’s slide seminar part 1 B. Rogers

13.30: Lunch (Món Sant Benetl)



15.00 Afternoon – Tour

To: Monserrat

19.00 Dinner (Món Sant Benet)

CHAIR: Beverly Rogers

20.00 - 20.45 LECTURE 10

Tutors’ slide seminar part 2 G. Vujanic

20.45- 21.30 LECTURE 11

Tutors’ slide seminar part 3 B. Pawel

21.30- 22.15 LECTURE 12

Participants’ slide seminar part 1 4 cases



Tuesday 18th October

CHAIR: Bruce Pawel

8.30 LECTURE 13

Natural History of Undescended Testis M. Reyes-Múgica

9.30 LECTURE 14

Up-date on Foetal therapy E. Gratacós

10.30 – 11.00 Coffee

11.00 LECTURE 15

Placental thrombosis with specific reference to Foetal origin B. Rogers

12.00 LECTURE 16

Liver tumours I L. López-Terrada


CHAIR: Marta Cohen

15.00 LECTURE 17

Pathology of SMARCB1- deficient tumours B. Pawel

16.00 LECTURE 18

Molecular techniques principles D. López-Terrada




20.00 LECTURE 19


20.45 LECTURE 20

Quiz: Critical Value Cases: When You Cannot Delay to Communicate

your Diagnosis in Paediatric Pathology M. Reyes- Múgica

Wednesday 19th October

CHAIR: Cheryl Coffin

8.30 LECTURE 21

Paediatric pancreatic pathology: congenital hyperinsulinism and more B. Pawel

9.30 LECTURE 22

New(er) entities in renal tumours of childhood G. Vujanic

10.30 – 11.00 Coffee

11.00 LECTURE 23

Liver tumours II D. López-Terrada

12.00 LECTURE 24

Canned comments, and scientific basis, for common placental lesions B. Rogers




14.30 AFTERNOON TOUR

To: Cardona


CHAIR: Gordan Vujanic

20.00 LECTURE 25

Tutors’ slide seminar part 4 D. López- Terrada

20.45 LECTURE 26




Thursday 20th October

CHAIR: Bruce Pawel

8.30 LECTURE 27

Placental correlates of selected foetal disorders B. Rogers

9.30 LECTURE 28

The art of Pathology: Where Medicine, Science and Art Meet C. Coffin

10.30 – 11.00 Coffee

11.00 LECTURE 29

What the pathologist needs to know about post mortem microbiology

A. Férnandez Rodríguez

12.00 LECTURE 30

Infectious cause of death determination in developing countries:

results from the CaDMIA study Mikel Martínez Yoldi

13.30 Lunch

Afternoon - Free for personal study and recreation



19.30

Course Gala Dinner Restaurant L’Ó



Friday 21th October

CHAIR: Marta Cohen

9.30 LECTURE 31

The placenta from multiple gestation pregnancies B. Rogers

9.45 LECTURE 32

Molecular techniques applied to oncology D. López Terrada

10.30-11.00 Coffee

11.00 LECTURE 33

Ewing Sarcoma and related neoplasms B. Pawel

11.45 LECTURE 34

Pitfalls in diagnosis and staging renal tumours in childhood G. Vujanic

12.30 Business meeting

Next venue AOB


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