Nordic Course in Virtual Dermatopathology
This course is directed towards trainees and specialists in dermatology, pathology and dermatopathology and the focus is on clinco-pathologic correlation using virtual (digital) slides.
“Virtual microscopy” is the software manipulation of high-definition digital images of tissue sections, which simulates examination of glass slides under a standard microscope, also called whole slide imaging (WSI), see example http://vdpmaterial.nivdp.com/dsb/webViewer.php?snapshotId=1385997412
Using this software, which is accessible on a lap top with Flash Player, it is possible to incorporate clinical information, clinical photographs and handouts. Therefore, it is quite useful for independent study (e-learning) in clinco-pathologic correlation and the software can provide instant real-time feedback, allowing learners to assess their own performance in the self-assessment exam.
At the end of the session participants should be able to effectively use Virtual Dermatopathology and related software in examinations, consultations, and CME programs, as well as utilizing them as an educational tool in medical student and post graduate training.
This course will be useful preparation for future changes, since the US Food and Drug Administration is expected to approve WSI for routine surgical pathological/dermatopathological diagnosis, to replace diagnosis using conventional light microscopy. Once approved, regulatory agencies in other countries will certainly follow suit. You can find more information about the programme here.
We look forward to welcoming you in popular Reykjavik in April, a time when the prices of flights and accommodations are still quite favourable!
Ellen Mooney and Ismini Vassilaki
Course secretariat: Athygli ráðstefnur, Síðumúli 28, 108 Reykjavík. Tel 354 568 2800 http://www.athygliradstefnur.is/
more Information:
Nordic Dermatology Association
Att: Agneta Andersson
S:t Johannesgatan 22
753 12 Uppsala
Kategorie
Workshop, Seminar
Zeitpunkt
27.04.2017 bis 28.04.2017
Veranstalter
Nordic Dermatology Association (NDA)
Wissenschaftliche Leitung
Ellen Mooney, Ismini Vassilaki
Website
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Verantwortlich
Frau Agneta Andersson
Adresse
National Museum of Iceland
Suðurgata 41
101 Reykjavik
Island