Lecture Series
Target Audience: Physicians, Physician Fellows, Physician Residents, Medical Students, Other Healthcare Professionals
GPALM Lecture series explores innovation, collaboration, and inclusive approaches transforming global pathology and laboratory medicine. Lectures occur every Wednesday 8:00 AM - 9:15 AM EST VIA ZOOM.
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Breast Pathology
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Cytopathology
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Clinical Pathology
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Derm Pathology
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Digital Pathology
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Endocrine Pathology
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Gastrointestinal Pathology
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Genitourinary Pathology
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Gynecologic Pathology
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Hematopathology
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Lung Pathology
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Molecular Pathology
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Neuro Pathology
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Ophthalmic Pathology
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Placental Pathology
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Soft Tissue Pathology
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Watch the latest video from our series...
Overview:
Atypical intraductal lesions of the prostate can present diagnostic challenges in genitourinary pathology. In this lecture, Angela Wu, MD, explores their histopathologic features, differential diagnosis, and clinical significance, highlighting considerations for accurate recognition and interpretation in daily practice. Designed for pathologists, pathology residents and fellows, and other healthcare professionals seeking to strengthen their understanding of atypical intraductal lesions of the prostate and their diagnostic significance.