Specimen processing: Does the type of biopsy make a difference? Correlation cases
Appraise types of biopsy for specimen processing
Learning formatSelf-paced online, start anytime
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Overview
"Specimen Processing: Does the Type of Biopsy Make a Difference? Correlation Cases" is a comprehensive course for healthcare professionals aiming to understand the impact of biopsy type on specimen processing and diagnostic accuracy. Presented by Prof. Cliff Rosendahl and Dr. Simon Clark, this course explores various biopsy techniques, specimen handling, and correlation with histopathology. Through practical case discussions, participants will learn the nuances of punch, shave, and elliptical biopsies and how these influence diagnosis and patient outcomes.
What you will learn
Recognise key clinical features and subtypes
Develop practical treatment plans using topical, systemic and procedural options
Identify triggers, patient factors and long-term management strategies
Apply evidence-based approaches in everyday clinical practice
Course contents
Meet your presenter
Professor Cliff Rosendahl
MBBS PhD
Professor and Course Coordinator MMed (Skin Cancer) Program School of Medicine, The University of Queensland, Australia
Professor Cliff Rosendahl currently works in Brisbane as a primary care practitioner with a special interest in skin cancer. He also has an interest in research as the clinical developer and Director of the Skin Cancer Audit Research Database (SCARD). His other main area of research has been in evaluating dermatoscopic clues and artificial intelligence for the diagnosis of skin malignancy in collaboration with colleagues at the Medical University of Vienna, Austria.
Prof Rosendahl has published over 70 articles in peer-reviewed journals and authored/co- authored two textbooks. He has a busy schedule presenting to GPs in Australia and to GPs and dermatologists internationally.
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