We invite you to be a part of the Clinical Pathology Symposium. We hope that you find the symposium a rewarding and educational experience that you can share with your colleagues.
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11:00 AM - Clinical and Laboratory-Based Approaches for Assessment of Alcohol Use Disorders
G. Scott Winder, MD, Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry
Carmen Gherasim, PhD, Assistant Professor, Chemical Pathology, Department of Pathology
Objectives:
M-Learning: PATH-92046
12:05 PM: The Shifting Paradigms for Hemophilia Treatment
Steven W. Pipe, MD, Assistant Professor, Coagulation, Director Coagulation Laboratory, Department of Pathology
Michael Callaghan, MD, DMC/Children's in Detroit, Director, Sickle Center, Assistant Professor, Pediatrics
Objectives:
Review of the past, present, and future of treatment for hemophilia.
Understand the current clinical outcomes and remaining treatment gaps.
Differentiate replacement therapy from substitution and rebalancing therapies with a focus on their respective mechanisms of action, advantages and risks.
M-Learning: PATH-92047-0001
1:10 PM: 3rd Annual Batsakis Lecture - Foodborne Disease Outbreak Investigations in Michigan: Notes from the Field
Justin Henderson, MPH, Epidemiologist, Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, Food and Dairy Division and Rapid Response Team
Objectives:
Describe the three disciplines traditionally involved in foodborne outbreak investigations - laboratory, epidemiology and regulatory - focusing on the information and tools used by the latter two.
Discuss several examples of foodborne outbreak investigations with Michigan involvement.
Discuss recent multistate outbreaks of STEC associated with romaine lettuce and the role of public health in Michigan in the investigations.
M-Learning: PATH-92045
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ON THE COVER
Breast team reviewing a patient's slide. (From left to right) Ghassan Allo, Fellow; Laura Walters, Clinical Lecturer; Celina Kleer, Professor. See Article |
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Autopsy Technician draws blood while working in the Wayne County morgue. See Article |
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INSIDE PATHOLOGYAbout Our NewsletterInside Pathology is an newsletter published by the Chairman's Office to bring news and updates from inside the department's research and to become familiar with those leading it. It is our hope that those who read it will enjoy hearing about those new and familiar, and perhaps help in furthering our research. CONTENTS
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Dr. Sriram Venneti, MD, PhD and Postdoctoral Fellow, Chan Chung, PhD investigate pediatric brain cancer. See Article |
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INSIDE PATHOLOGYAbout Our NewsletterInside Pathology is an newsletter published by the Chairman's Office to bring news and updates from inside the department's research and to become familiar with those leading it. It is our hope that those who read it will enjoy hearing about those new and familiar, and perhaps help in furthering our research. CONTENTS
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Director of the Neuropathology Fellowship, Dr. Sandra Camelo-Piragua serves on the Patient and Family Advisory Council. |
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INSIDE PATHOLOGYAbout Our NewsletterInside Pathology is an newsletter published by the Chairman's Office to bring news and updates from inside the department's research and to become familiar with those leading it. It is our hope that those who read it will enjoy hearing about those new and familiar, and perhaps help in furthering our research. CONTENTS
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Residents Ashley Bradt (left) and William Perry work at a multi-headed scope in our new facility. |
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INSIDE PATHOLOGYAbout Our NewsletterInside Pathology is an newsletter published by the Chairman's Office to bring news and updates from inside the department's research and to become familiar with those leading it. It is our hope that those who read it will enjoy hearing about those new and familiar, and perhaps help in furthering our research. CONTENTS
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Dr. Kristine Konopka (right) instructing residents while using a multi-headed microscope. |
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INSIDE PATHOLOGYAbout Our NewsletterInside Pathology is an newsletter published by the Chairman's Office to bring news and updates from inside the department's research and to become familiar with those leading it. It is our hope that those who read it will enjoy hearing about those new and familiar, and perhaps help in furthering our research. CONTENTS
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Patient specimens poised for COVID-19 PCR testing. |
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INSIDE PATHOLOGYAbout Our NewsletterInside Pathology is an newsletter published by the Chairman's Office to bring news and updates from inside the department's research and to become familiar with those leading it. It is our hope that those who read it will enjoy hearing about those new and familiar, and perhaps help in furthering our research. CONTENTS
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Dr. Pantanowitz demonstrates using machine learning in analyzing slides. |
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INSIDE PATHOLOGYAbout Our NewsletterInside Pathology is an newsletter published by the Chairman's Office to bring news and updates from inside the department's research and to become familiar with those leading it. It is our hope that those who read it will enjoy hearing about those new and familiar, and perhaps help in furthering our research. CONTENTS
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(Left to Right) Drs. Angela Wu, Laura Lamps, and Maria Westerhoff. |
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INSIDE PATHOLOGYAbout Our NewsletterInside Pathology is an newsletter published by the Chairman's Office to bring news and updates from inside the department's research and to become familiar with those leading it. It is our hope that those who read it will enjoy hearing about those new and familiar, and perhaps help in furthering our research. CONTENTS
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