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segunda-feira, 11 de março de 2013

Calendário Residência Médica 2013

MARÇO 2013:

11/03/2013 - Seg - 18:30h - Discussão de Casos | (a)
13/03/2013 - Qua - 17:00h - Histologia do linfonodo (Dr. Frederico Melo) | (b)
15/03/2013 - Sex - 17:00h - Fixadores histológicos (Dra. Camila França) | (c)
                            19:30h - Happy Hour | (e)

18/03/2013 - Seg - 18:30h - Discussão de Casos | (a)
20/03/2013 - Qua - 17:00h - Histologia da medula óssea (Dr. Frederico Melo) | (b)
22/03/2013 - Sex - 17:30h - Classificação dos Carcinomas Pulmonares - Atualização
                                          (Dr. Bernardo Ricardo | Dra Theara Fagundes) | (c,d)

25/03/2013 - Seg - 18:30h - Discussão de Casos | (a)
27/03/2013 - Qua - 17:00h - Fixação e processamento (Dr. Frederico Melo) | (b)
05/04/2013 - Sex - 17:00h - Processamento histológico (Dr. Paulo Hernane) | (c)


Notas:
(a) Associação dos Patologistas de Minas Gerais (APEMG) e Residência de Patologia do HC/UFMG
(b) Reunião interdisciplinar dos serviços de patologia e hematologia do HC/UFMG
(c) Reunião científica do programa de residência médica em patologia do HC/UFMG
(d) Reunião interdisciplinar dos serviços de patologia e oncologia do HC/UFMG
(e) Restaurante Viena (Av. Contorno. 3968 - Funcionários - Belo Horizonte - MG - (31) 3221-9555)

LOCAL: Terceiro andar da Faculdade de Medicina da UFMG, sala 340.
Av. Prof. Alfredo Balena, 190 Belo Horizonte - MG


sábado, 23 de abril de 2011

Reunião Oncologia Pediátrica


In the absence of a specific diagnostic marker that discriminates accurately between chondroblastic osteosarcoma and conventional chondrosarcoma, it is often difficult or impossible for pathologists to distinguish between these 2 tumor types by standard morphological analysis; chondroblastic osteosarcoma produces chondroid matrix as well as osteoid matrix, thus, in small biopsy samples, osteoid matrix (the hallmark of osteosarcoma) may simply not be present.


Until now, when faced with an equivocal diagnosis, a pluridisciplinary discussion between surgeons, radiologists, oncologists, and pathologists resulted in the proposal of one of 3 clinical options to the patient.


1- The first was a second biopsy to increase the chance of detecting osteoid in the tumor, with the risk that even a new biopsy might miss any osteoid matrix.


2- The second option, usually proposed systematically in cases of patients younger than 25 years in which the probability of chondroblastic osteosarcoma is highest, was systemic neoadjuvant chemotherapy. This alternative is dangerous because of the toxicity of chemotherapy treatment to the blood, heart muscle, kidneys, and hearing, as well as consequences of sterility and even death for young patients. On the other hand, if chondroblastic osteosarcoma is not treated with neoadjuvant chemotherapy the prognosis is worsened.


3- Finally, a third clinical option would be to propose a radical surgery and a neoadjuvant therapy complement only if chondroblastic osteosarcoma were diagnosed after examination of the total bone specimen. This option is also dangerous because this patient, who did not receive chemotherapy at the beginning of the treatment, would present a higher risk to develop pulmonary metastasis.


A. Gomez-Brouchet et al.

Galectin-1: marker for osteosarcoma and chondrosarcoma.

Human Pathology (2010) 41, 1220–1230.


Reunião Interdisciplinar

: nesta segunda: 25/04/2011

: horário: 15h
: faculdade de medicina da ufmg
: terceiro andar, sala 340
: av. prof. alfredo balena, 190
: belo horizonte, mg

EYE FOR AN AI: MORE-THAN-SEEING, FAUXTOMATION, AND THE ENACTMENT OF UNCERTAIN DATA IN DIGITAL PATHOLOGY

  Olho para uma Inteligência Artificial: mais-do-que-ver, pseudo- automação e a instauração de dados incertos na patologia digital