Survey Policy
GIPS is willing to help members disseminate surveys to other GI pathologists, in an unofficial capacity. Please see the Surveys SOP for additional information.
Case of the Month: October 2020
A 43-year-old man with no significant medical history presented with right-sided abdominal pain.
Presentation Files from 2020 GIPS Programming at ASCP
Please see below to download PDF files of the lectures from the GIPS session (“Sizzling Updates in the GI Tract: The New WHO and Beyond”) at the ASCP 2020 annual meeting, held virtually:
* Christopher Hartley – Update on Pancreas
* Wendy Frankel – Update on Hereditary Tumor Syndromes involving the Colorectum
Thank you to the faculty for sharing their GIPS presentations with the members. Please responsibly use these shared lectures for your learning, and do not forward, replicate, or modify without the permission of the respective faculty member.
GIPS at ASCP 2020
ASCP: September 9-12, virtual online meeting
Please note: This course has been revised for the now-virtual ASCP 2020 annual meeting. This session will be live-streamed at the time listed.
Saturday, September 12, 2020 at 12:30pm – 1:30pm CST
DMT129-20 GIP: Sizzling Updates in the GI Tract: The New WHO and Beyond
Faculty
Chris Hartley, MD, Medical College of Wisconsin: Update on Pancreas
Wendy Frankel, MD, The Ohio State University: Update on Hereditary Tumor Syndromes involving the Colorectum
The Rodger C. Haggitt GI Pathology Society invites you to attend this virtual session on sizzling updates in select pancreatic precursor lesions and hereditary tumor syndromes involving the colon. This course features lectures from 2 gastrointestinal pathology experts who will emphasize practical diagnostic pearls. The latest guidelines and recent changes will be showcased. There will be ample time for questions and discussion after presentations. The course is intended for practicing surgical pathologists, residents, and fellows.
This course will:
- Discuss recent consensus guidelines that simplify the grading scheme of select pancreatic precursor lesions.
- Review updates in select hereditary tumor syndromes involving the colon.