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Headaches During the Clinicopathologic Diagnosis of IBD Dysplasia: Invisible, Indefinite, and Nonconventional
Date
May 6, 2025
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Society: AGA
This symposium will discuss three difficult diagnoses during neoplasia surveillance in patients with IBD: invisible, indefinite, and non-conventional dysplasia. For each of these 3 entities, a pathologist-clinician pair will discuss the histologic criteria, endoscopic findings, and clinical significance in terms of patient follow-up and prognostic implications. The dynamic set up of this forum will deliver lively discussion, important take-home points, and opportunities for the participants to pose their own questions and comments.
This symposium will discuss three difficult diagnoses during neoplasia surveillance in patients with IBD: invisible, indefinite, and non-conventional dysplasia. For each of these 3 entities, a pathologist-clinician pair will discuss the histologic criteria, endoscopic findings, and clinical significance in terms of patient follow-up and prognostic implications. The dynamic set up of this forum will deliver lively discussion, important take-home points, and opportunities for the participants to pose their own questions and comments.
Moderator
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
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