USCAP Long Course 2014: Practical points in gastrointestinal pathology—A case-based discussion of common dilemmas

Long Course Articles

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  Current issues in Barrett’s esophagus and Barrett’s-related dysplasia

  • John R Goldblum

  Long Course Article6 Jan 2015 Modern Pathology
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  Eosinophils in the GI tract: How many is too many and what do they mean?

  • Rhonda K Yantiss

  Long Course Article6 Jan 2015 Modern Pathology
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  Duodenal lymphocytosis with no or minimal enteropathy: much ado about nothing?

  • Gregory Y Lauwers
  • Alessio Fasano
  • Ian S Brown

  Long Course Article6 Jan 2015 Modern Pathology
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  A contemporary and critical appraisal of ‘indeterminate colitis’

  • Robert D Odze

  Long Course Article6 Jan 2015 Modern Pathology
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  Gastrointestinal tract spindle cell lesions—just like real estate, it’s all about location

  • Lysandra Voltaggio
  • Elizabeth A Montgomery

  Long Course Article6 Jan 2015 Modern Pathology
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  Mucinous epithelial neoplasms of the appendix and pseudomyxoma peritonei

  • Joseph Misdraji

  Long Course Article6 Jan 2015 Modern Pathology
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  The pathology of serrated colorectal neoplasia: practical answers for common questions

  • Kenneth P Batts

  Long Course Article6 Jan 2015 Modern Pathology
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  Bowel cancer screening-generated diagnostic conundrum of the century: pseudoinvasion in sigmoid colonic polyps

  • Neil A Shepherd
  • Rebecca K L Griggs

  Long Course Article6 Jan 2015 Modern Pathology
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  Serosal surfaces, mucin pools, and deposits, Oh my: challenges in staging colorectal carcinoma

  • Wendy L Frankel
  • Ming Jin

  Long Course Article6 Jan 2015 Modern Pathology
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  Evaluation of colorectal cancers for Lynch syndrome: practical molecular diagnostics for surgical pathologists

  • Wade S Samowitz

  Long Course Article6 Jan 2015 Modern Pathology