USCAP Tips and Hints in Surgical Pathology 2026

USCAP Tips and Hints in Surgical Pathology 2026

Overview

USCAP Tips and Hints in Surgical Pathology explores diagnostic challenges through case-based discussion across six organ-system specialties.

Edition note: The store title retains the label 2026. The matching official USCAP course took place November 13–15, 2025. A separate 2026 recording-release date has not been verified.

Included Content

• Store-listed inventory: 12 video files; quantity not independently verified.
• Store-listed inventory: 18 PDFs; contents and quantity not independently verified.
• Case-Based Pathology Discussions
• Expert Faculty Instruction
• Surgical Pathology Updates
• Diagnostic Pearls and Practical Tips

Educational Focus

This program emphasizes:

• Surgical Pathology Diagnosis
• Tumor Classification and Nomenclature
• Cancer Staging Updates
• Immunohistochemistry Interpretation
• Molecular Pathology Applications
• Histopathologic Pattern Recognition
• Differential Diagnosis Strategies
• Challenging and Controversial Cases

Program areas

The published schedule pairs breast and gynecological pathology, thoracic and gastrointestinal pathology, and bone/soft-tissue and genitourinary pathology. Topics are presented as teaching cases rather than a guarantee of particular diagnostic outcomes.

Learning Objectives

The course examines tumor terminology, ancillary stains, staging and molecular methods, with discussion of difficult cases.

Expert Faculty

The course features presentations from recognized pathology experts:

• Hannah Y. Wen, MD, PhD – Breast Pathology
• Oluwole Fadare, MD – Gynecological Pathology
• Cesar A. Moran, MD – Thoracic Pathology; Course Director
• Alyssa Krasinskas, MD – Gastrointestinal Pathology
• Scott Lauer, MD – Bone and Soft Tissue Pathology
• Angela Wu, MD – Genitourinary Pathology

Purchase scope

The curriculum and faculty reference describe the original course, not a verified file manifest. This listing does not include publisher-account access, live microscopy participation, CME credits or a certificate.