euROPeAN CONGReSS OF CytOLOGy

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MILAN, SePteMbeR 20 -23 , 2015
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Welcome Message
The Italian Society of Pathology and CytodiagnosticsItalian Division of International Academy of Pathology
(SIAPEC-IAP), jointly with the Italian Society of
Cytology (SICi), has the great pleasure and honor to
organize the 39th European Congress of Cytology, on
behalf of the European Federation of Cytology Societies
(EFCS).
It will be held in September 20th-23th,2015 in Milan
in the Centro Congressi di Milano (MICO) during the 2015 Universal Exposition
EXPO, which will offer visitors a veritable journey around the world, through
the cultures, histories and innovations of over 140 participating countries.
The focused scientific program of the Congress will handle all aspects of cytology
from A to Z. The highlights of the 39th ECC will be: Innovative technology in
cytology; cytology in the multidisciplinary context; quality control; quality
assessment and improvement and the requirements for training cyto-technologists
and pathologists.
It will be a unique opportunity to reach expert cytopathologists coming from
every part of Europe and beyond, as well as several specialty audiences in one
location.
In addition to the most recent advances of the art, several practical cytology issues
will be addressed in a number of workshops and slide seminars.
I am sure that participation in this event will provide the opportunity to combine
days of intense and constructive work with the possibility to establish new
scientific collaborations and new friendly interactions.I wish everyone willing to
participate an interesting and pleasant stay.
See you in Milan.
Luigi Di Bonito,
President of the 39th European Congress of Cytology
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COMMITTEES
The 39th European Congress of Cytology is organized by
SIAPeC-IAP - Italian Society of Anatomic Pathology and Diagnostic Cytopathology
President: Gaetano De Rosa
hONORARy PReSIdeNt OF the CONGReSS
Gaetano De Rosa
PReSIdeNt OF the CONGReSS
Luigi Di Bonito
PReSIdeNt OF LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMIttee
Claudio Clemente
Organizing Committee
Arrigo Bondi
(SIAPeC-IAP)
Filippo Crivelli
(SIAPeC-IAP)
Paolo Dalla Palma (SIAPeC-IAP)
Luigi Di Bonito
(SIAPeC-IAP)
Ambrogio Fassina (SIAPeC-IAP)
Patrizia Maioli
(SICi)
Francesco Pagano (SIAPeC-IAP)
Leonardo Resta
(SIAPeC-IAP)
Gian Luigi Taddei (SIAPeC-IAP)
International Scientific Committee
Bergeron Christine (France)
Andrew Field
Arrigo Bondi
(Italy)
Jerky Klijanienko
Claudio Clemente (Italy)
Patrizia Maioli
Filippo Crivelli
(Italy)
Ritu Nayar
Paolo Dalla Palma (Italy)
Francesco Pagano
Ben Davidson
(Norway)
Leonardo Resta
Mina Desai
(UK)
Fernando Schmitt
Luigi Di Bonito
(Italy)
Volker Schneider
Roberto Dina
(UK)
Karl Syrjanen
Henryk Domanski (Sweden)
Gian Luigi Taddei
Ambrogio Fassina (Italy)
Philippe Vielh
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(Australia)
(France)
(Italy)
(USA)
(Italy)
(Italy)
(Luxembourg)
(Germany)
(Finland)
(Italy)
(France)
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ENDORSEMENTS
Endorsed by:
The European Federation of Cytology Societies (EFCS)
The organisation’s objectives are the following:
l To offer and promote professional training of both medical and non-medical (scientific and technical) cytologists
l To make recommandations with regard to minimum requirements for the training, qualification and practice of cytology
l To encourage exchange of knowledge and experience with regard to cytology
l To promote scientific and organisational projects with regard to cytology
l Help in matters of problem solving both on scientific and organisational level
l To support cytological applications in order to obtain subsidies
l To offer advice to official health institutions about the role of cytology in diseaseprevention and diagnostics
l To encourage friendly relations between its members and affiliated members.
The European Advisory Committee of Cytotechnology (EACC)
The EACC’s aims and activities include all subjects concerning the Cytotechnologist (CT) profession and are
responsible for the European Special Session for Cytotechnologist to be held during the annual European Congress
of Cytology. The committee is composed of Members, Chairperson and Secretary.
The International Academy of Cytology (IAC)
The International Academy of Cytology is a scientific, non-profit organization of cytopathologists, cytotechnologists
and other professionals concerned with research in and practice of clinical cytology. It was founded in 1957 in Brussels,
Belgium. The objectives of the IAC are:
l To encourage cooperation among those persons who are actively engaged in the practice of clinical cytology;
l To foster and facilitate the international exchange of knowledge and information on specialized problems of clinical
cytology;
l To standardize terminology;
l To stimulate the development of all phases of clinical cytology;
l To encourage research in clinical cytology.
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Program at a Glance 20th September
red 1
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red 2
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Blue 1
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Blue 2
room
yellow 1
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yellow 2
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yellow 3
room
iaC
executive
meeting
8.30 - 11.30
QUate
eXam
11.30 - 12.30
iaC annual
General meeting
12.30 - 14.30 registration registration
registration
registration
registration
registration
Satellite
Symposium
indian
Society
of Cytology
Satellite
Symposium
Japanese
Society
of Cytology
Satellite
Symposium
Papanicolau
Society
Satellite
Symposium
russian
Society
of Cytology
Satellite
Symposium
turkish
and kazakistan
and Georgia
Societies
of Cytology
14.30 - 17.30
17.30 - 19.00
Poster Session to be held in the poster discussion area
19.00
OPeninG CeremOny and WelCOme COCktail
LEGENDA
Symposium
Satellite Simposia Extraeuropean Societies
Slide Seminar
Workshop
Poster Session
Demostrations
Thematic Discussion
Free Papers
Keynote Lectures
Industry Sponsored Symposium
Registration, Society Meetings and Assembly
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Program at a Glance 21st September
red 1
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SymPOSiUm 1
Breast:
reliability
of the breast
cytology
8.30 - 11.30
Chairmen:
a. Sapino
(italy)
F. Schmitt
(luxembourg)
red 2
room
Blue 1
room
SymPOSiUm 2 SymPOSiUm 3
respiratory:
effusions:
new perspectives
a challenge
for the lung
for the
cytology
cytologist
Chairmen:
Chairmen:
G.troncone
B. davidson
(italy)
(norway)
l. layfield
P. Firat
(USa)
(turkey)
Blue 2
room
yellow 1
room
Slide
Seminar 1
Urine
WOrkSHOP 1
look-alikes
Cervix
Chairmen:
e. Bollito
(italy)
S. Savic
(Switzerland)
Chairmen:
G. negri
(italy)
m. desai
(U.k.)
keynote
lecture
r. nayar
(USa)
11.45 - 12.30
12.30 - 13.00
Snack lunch
13.00 - 14.00
14.00 - 15.00
Free Papers 1
thyroid 1
Chairmen:
P. karakitsos
(Greece)
and
F. Zanconati
(italy)
SymPOSiUm 4
intraoperative
Cytology and
metastases
from
unknown
15.00 - 18.00 primary origin
Chairmen:
S. Basolo
(italy)
G. Fadda
(italy)
8
Free Papers 2
liver and Pancreas
Salivary Glands
Chairmen:
a. Capitanio
(Sweden)
and
i. Shabalova
(russia)
SymPOSiUm 5
Urine:
difficulties
in urine
cytopathology
Chairmen:
e. Piaton
(France)
F. Brimo
(Canada)
iaC eXam
(written)
Free papers 3
effusions 1
Chairmen:
B. Onal
(turkey)
and
F. thivolet-Bejui
(France)
yellow 2
room
yellow 3
room
10.00 - 11.30
Cytotechnologists'
aPOF
day
Pathologists
Beyond Borders
Chairmen:
Chairmen:
P. Giovenali
F. Pagano
(italy)
(italy)
a. kathib
(State of Palestine)
maj-liv eide
(norway)
Cytopathology
Board
meeting
11.30 - 15.00
iaC eXam
Free papers 4
Gynaecological
Cytology 1
Chairmen:
F. Basolo
(italy)
and
r. W. Pinto
(india)
Cytotechnologists'
day
Chairmen:
F. Pagano
(italy)
maj-liv eide
(norway)
SymPOSiUm
OF tHe
SymPOSiUm 6 ameriCan
Slide
demOnStratiOn
effusions:
SOCiety OF
Seminar 2
WOrkSHOP 2
1
a challenge
CytOlOGy
Breast
respiratory
Salivary glands
for the
Cervical Cancer
Chairmen:
tract
Chairmen:
clinicians
Screening,
P. Vielh
Chairmen:
J. klijanienko
Chairmen:
management
(France)
B. murer
(France)
a. Chandra and Prevention F. Zanconati
(italy)
(Uk)
Update from the
r. W. Pinto
(italy)
F. thivolet-Bejui
P. mikou
USa
(india)
(France)
(Greece)
Chairman:
r. nayar
(USa)
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Program at a Glance 22nd September
red 1
room
8.30 - 11.30
red 2
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SymPOSiUm 8
tHyrOid:
SymPOSiUm 7
new
Urine:
classifications
Cytology
and new
and clinical
interpretations
follow-up
Chairmen:
Chairman:
B. Cochand Priollet
l. Bubendorf
(France)
(Switzerland)
m. Bongiovanni
(Switzerland)
Blue 1
room
SymPOSiUm 9
CerViX:
european
Guidelines
for Cervical
Screening:
reality
or myth?
Chairmen:
V. Schneider
(Germany)
k. Syrianen
(Germany)
Blue 2
room
yellow 1
room
yellow 2
room
WOrkSHOP 3
Glandular lesions
Slide
demOnStratiOn
in liquid-based
Seminar 3
2
an conventional
Gastrointestinal
Breast
gynecologic
Chairmen:
Chairmen:
preparations
F. Feoli
C. Casadio
Chairmen:
(luxembourg)
(italy)
r. nayar
l. Saragoni
P. Vielh
(USa)
(italy)
(France)
d. russell
(USa)
yellow 3
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educational:
the teaching
of cytology
in europe.
Which
profession
of the
cytologist
in europe
Chairmen:
m. toetsch
(austria)
a. Fassina
(italy)
keynote
lecture
l. Bubendorf
(Switzerland)
11.45 - 12.30
12.30 - 13.00
Snack lunch
13.00 - 14.00
Free papers 5
Gynaecological
Cytology 2
Chairmen:
14.00 - 15.00 m. Courtade-Saidi
(France)
and
d. Vrdoljak-mozetic
(Croatia)
SymPOSiUm 10
BreaSt
Possibilities and
limits of the breast
cytology
in the definition
15.00 - 18.00 of tumor markers
Chairmen:
F. Schmitt
(luxembourg)
J.r. Costa
(Spain)
Free Papers 6
miscellanea 1
Chairmen:
k. kapila
(india)
and
P. maioli
(italy)
Hologic
Sponsored
Symposium
SimPOSiUm 11
lymPH nOdeS SymPOSiUm 12
Slide
diagnostic
procedures and reSPiratOry Seminar 4
WOrkSHOP 4
Cervix
new methodologies
targeted
thyroid
Chairmen:
in lymph nodes
therapy
Chairmen:
Chairmen:
Ch. Bergeron
cytopathology
G. Fadda (italy)
S. Savic
(France)
Chairmen:
Z. Baloch (USa)
(Switzerland)
G. negri
P. Zeppa
m. Salto tellez
(italy)
(italy)
(Uk)
G. da Cuhna Santos
(Canada)
editorial Board
meeting acta
Cytologica
eFCS
Council
meeting
Free papers 7
effusions 2
and
Gastrointestinal
Chairmen:
a. Bondi
(italy)
and
t. Sauer
(norway)
Free papers 8
molecular biology
and respiratory
tract
Chairmen:
G. Fadda
(italy)
and
H. Oliveira
(Portugal)
Pre-analytical
requirements for
immunocytochemistry
iCC, molecular
tests and quality
assurance:
Chairmen:
C. Gentili (italy)
m. Courtade Saidi
(France)
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Program at a Glance 23rd September
red 1
room
8.30 - 11.30
SymPOSiUm13
Soft tissues:
role of
cytology
Chairman:
H.domanski
(Sweden)
11.30 - 12.20
red 2
room
Blue 2 room
yellow 1
room
yellow 2
room
yellow 3
room
8.30 - 10.30
SymPOSiUm 14 SymPOSiUm 15
WOrkSHOP 5 demOnStratiOn
Slide
Satellite
Cervical
liver and
Seminar 5
respiratory
3
Symposium
Screening:
Pancreas:
PediatriC
molecular
tract
Pap test
eFCS-eSP
new
CytOlOGy
meets
Chairmen:
biology
perspectives
HPV test
m. toetsch
Chairmen:
Chairmen:
Chairmen:
Chairmen:
(austria)
H. Barroca
S. Canberk
F. Bonetti
Chairman:
G. negri
(
Portugal )
(turkey)
B. Cochand-Priollet
(italy)
(italy)
a. Scarpa
Z. Pohar
m.t.
Siddiqui
(France)
m. nasioutziki
m. Pitman
(italy)
(Slovenia)
(USa)
(Greece)
(USa)
10.30 - 12.20
Free papers 9
Free papers 10
Free papers 11
Satellite
Gynaecological
Symposium
Soft tissues
thyroid 2
Cytology 3 and
eFCS-iaC
and Urine
Chairmen:
Breast
Chairmen:
Chairmen:
P. Firat
Chairmen:
P. Vielh
F. alameda
(turkey)
C. Casadio
(France)
(Spain) and
and
(italy) and
l. di Bonito
a. Field
C. Gentili
B. majak
(italy)
(australia)
(italy)
(norway)
12.30 - 13.00
keynote
lecture
F. Schmitt
(luxembourg)
13.00 - 13.30
Closing
Ceremony
and awards
10
Blue 1
room
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SEPTEMBER 20th
CytOPatHOlOGy in aSia and aFriCa.
VariatiOnS and VariaBilitieS
Chairman and moderator: r. W. Pinto (india)
Speakers:
Jacqueline Hwang (Singapore)
Gary tse (Hong kong)
nirag Jhala (USa)
dharshana Jhala (USa)
ashish Chandra (Uk)
Chandu Vipula de Silva (Sri lanka)
Palitha ratnayake (Srilanka)
Priyani aH (Srilanka)
mohammad Zillur rehman (Bangladesh)
arvind rajwanshi (india)
Venkateswaran k iyer (india)
Sandeep mathur (india)
S.kane (india)
r.n.rao (india)
nalini Gupta (india)
Hansa Goswami (india)
r.G.Wiseman Pinto (india)
red 2 rOOm
14.30 - 17.30
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14.30 - 17.30
Satellite SymPOSiUm OF tHe JaPaneSe
SOCiety OF CliniCal CytOlOGy
Session 1:
new topics of endometrial cytology-toward the
standardization of the descriptive reporting system
and interpretation of endometrial cytology
Chairmen: d. aoki(Japan) and F. Fulciniti (Switzerland)
Introduction:
Potential for Screening of endometrial carcinoma by LBC technique
y. Hirai (Japan)
Assessment of endometrial pathology: diagnostic reproducibility
in LBC samples
y. maeda (Japan)
BlUe 1 rOOm
Expression of PTEN in endometrial LBC
a. di lorito (italy)
Utility of LBC in endometrial cytopathology
y. norimatsu (Japan)
Classification of endometrial lesions by nuclear morphometry features
extracted from LBC sample
P. karakitsos (Greece)
Session 2:
thyroid fine needle aspiration, update
Chairmen: Z. naito (Japan) and m. Hirokawa (Japan)
Cytological contribution to Health Management Survey for Fukushima
Nuclear Power Plant Acciden
a. Sakamoto (Japan)
Serum Thyrotropin, as a Useful Tumor Marker in Patients with Negative
Diagnosis of Thyroid Fine-Needle Aspiration Cytology
t. koshikawa (Japan)
Cytopathologic and genetic features of pediatric thyroid carcinoma
t. kondo (Japan)
Cytological characteristics on LBC specimens
m. Hirokawa (Japan)
Reporting System for Thyroid Cytology
G. Fadda (italy)
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SEPTEMBER 20th
14.30 - 17.30
PaPaniCOlaOU SOCiety OF CytOPatHOlOGy
adVanCeS in tHe CytOlOGiCal diaGnOSiS OF
lUnG CanCer and maliGnant meSOtHeliOma
Chairmen: C. Bedrossian (USa) and Z. Baloch (USa)
The Papanicolaou Society of Cytopathology Guidelines on Respiratory
Cytology Samples in Advance of Recommendations
l. layfield (USa)
15.00
The International Mesothelioma Interest Group Guidelines for the
Cytopathological Diagnosis of Epithelioid and Mixed Malignant
Mesothelioma
a. Hjerpe (Sweden)
15.30
The Cytopathological Distinction between Lung Cancer and Malignant
Mesothelioma: a Phenotype-Based Approach
C. Bedrossian (USa)
16.00
BlUe 2 rOOm
14.30
Usefulness of Immunohistochemistry in the Cytopathological Diagnosis
of Malignant Mesothelioma and its Mimics
C. michael (USa)
16.30
Sensitivity, Specificity and Reproducibility of Cytology in the Diagnosis
of Malignant Mesothelioma in Pleural Effusions
a. Fassina (italy)
17.00
Panel Discussion
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14.30 - 17.30
Satellite SimPOSyUm
OF tHe rUSSian SOCiety OF CytOlOGy
Up-to-date Cytology in russia
Chairman: irena Shabalova (russia)
14.30
Liquid-based cytology in comprehensive diagnostics of thyroid diseases
i. Shabalova (russia)
14.45
MicroRNA Expression Profiling and BRAF Testing to Improve Diagnosis
of Thyroid Tumors
n.n. kolesnikov (russia)
15.00
Rapid immunocytochemistry of serous fluids in difficult diagnostic cases
yellOW 2 rOOm
n. Volchenko (russia)
15.15
Cytologic findings in Progressive Multifocal Leucoencephalopathy
y.k. Batoroev (russia)
15.30
Contemporary abilities of cytological diagnostic of breast tumours
m.V. Savostikova (russia)
15.45
EUS - FNA of cystic and solid pancreatic lesions: possibilities and limits
i. kostyuchek (russia)
16.00
Value and capabilities of cervical cytology in HSIL cases
e. S. Fedoseeva (russia)
16.15
Pap test and p16/Ki67 coexpression in triage of HPV-positive women
O.y. Shipulina (russia)
16.30
Gastric cytology as a tool for detecting and management of neoplastic
an non-neoplastic lesions
l.V. nikitina (russia)
16.45
Cytology training in the Russian Medical Academy of Postgraduate
Education
i. Shabalova (russia)
17.00
Diagnostic value of laboratory methods for detection of Trichomonas
vaginalis in the male population
Z.y. Sapozhkova (russia)
17.15
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14.30 - 17.30
Satellite SimPOSyUm
“tOUr d’HOriZOn of CytOPatHOlOGy in eUraSia”
Highlights on turkey, kazakhistan, Georgia and azerbaijan
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History of cytopathology, links to the pathology trunk
Cervical screening
FNA applications (palpable-deap seated;ROSE)
Training of pathologists & cervical cytoscreeners
Quality assurance in cytopathology; performance tests/ laboratory
standardization
International collaborations
Mini puzzle! Prizes…
Speakers:
14.30 - 15.10
türkan rezanko, ebru taştekin, Hande İmirzalioğlu, aslin Polat, Binnur Önal
(turkey)
15.10 - 15.50
Zhanar yeleubayeva, Shibanova azat ilyasovna, leyla B. djansugurova
(kazakhistan)
15.50 - 16.10
Break
16.10 - 16.50
eka Barabadze, Sofo tofuridze, Veriko munjishvili
(Georgia)
16.50 - 17.30
Jamal musayev, Zarifa yusıflı, Bahadur abbasov
(azerbaijan)
yellOW 3 rOOm
Chairmen: B. Önal (turkey) and m. toetsch (austria)
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8.30 - 11.30
SymPOSiUm 1 BreaSt
reliability of the breast cytology
red 1 rOOm
Chairmen: a. Sapino (italy) and F. Schmitt (luxembourg)
8.30
Breast Cytology in a multidisciplinary context
9.00
Breast cytology Quality control
9.30
Breast Cytology for biobanking, cell culturing and next generation
sequencing
10.00
Reliability of molecular analyses in FNA breast cytology
10.30
Is there still a role for FNA of axillary lymph node in the breast?
11.00
Discussion
Fabrizio Zanconati (italy)
andrew Field (australia)
J. Hartman (Sweden)
C. marchiò (italy)
i. Castellano (italy)
F. montemurro (italy)
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SEPTEMBER 21st
8.30 - 11.30
SymPOSiUm 2 reSPiratOry
new prospectives for lung cytology
8.30
The 2011 International Association for the Study of Lung
Cancer/American Thoracic Society/European Respiratory Society
classification for in small biopsies and cytology: four years later
C. Bellevicine (italy)
9.05
Histo-cytological diagnostic accuracy in lung cancer
G. Fontanini (italy)
9.40
ROSE
l. layfield (USa)
10.15
red 2 rOOm
Chairmen: G. troncone (italy) and l. layfield (USa)
EGRF mutations detected on cytology samples by a centralized
laboratory: challenges and opportunities
G. troncone (italy)
11.45 - 12.30
Discussion
keynOte leCtUre
Standardized terminology For Cytopathology reporting
From Bethesda to Paris at laSt!
r. nayar (USa)
red 2 rOOm
10.50
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8.30 - 11.30
SymPOSiUm 3 eFFUSiOnS
a challenge for the cytologist
BlUe 1 rOOm
Chairmen: B. davidson (norway) and P. Firat (turkey)
8.30
Mesothelioma
k. dobra (Sweden)
9.00
Breast
C. michael (USa)
9.30
Lung
P. Firat (turkey)
10.00
Gynecological cancers
G. F. Zannoni (italy)
10.30
Gastrointestinal cancers
B. davidson (norway)
11.00
Discussion
yellOW 1 rOOm
BlUe 2 rOOm
m. Gion (italy)
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8.30 - 11.30
Slide Seminar 1 Urine
Chairmen: e. Bollito (italy) and S. Savic (Switzerland)
08.30 - 11.30
WOrkSHOP 1
look-alikes Cervix
Chairmen: G. negri (italy) and m. desai(U.k.)
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aPOF - Pathologists Beyond Borders
10.00 - 10.10
Chairmen: P. Giovenali (italy) and a. kathib (State of Palestine)
The role of an European organization for the development
of Pathology in low resources settings.
P. Giovenali (italy)
10.10 - 10.20
Teach cervical cytology and keep the experience:
the APOF experience in Sub-Saharan Africa
r. monaco (italy)
10.20 - 10.30
The results of a cervical screening program in Zambia based
on cytology, colposcopy and biopsies
S. Guzzetti (italy)
10.30 - 10.45
Thyroid fine-needle aspiration: the Palestinian experience.
a. kathib (State of Palestine)
10.45 - 11.15
A slide seminar of selected digital images of FNA performed
in a Hospital in Congo and diagnosed via web
yellOW 2 rOOm
SEPTEMBER 21st
m. mandarano (italy)
11.15 - 11.30
Discussion and general conclusions
P. Giovenali (italy)
15.00 - 18.00
SymPOSiUm 4
intraoperative Cytology and metastases
from unknown primary origin
Chairmen: F. Basolo (italy) and G. Fadda (italy)
Introduction
G. Fadda (italy)
15.05
Intraoperative cytological consultation in thyroid surgery
15.30
Intraoperative cytological consultation in breast surgery
15.55
Rapid onsite evaluation (ROSE) in aspiration cytology: when and how?
16.20
16.35
Discussion
Cytologic diagnosis of cervical nodal metastases from unknown primary
17.00
Molecular characterization of cervical nodal metastases
from unknown primary
F. Basolo (italy)
C. Bourgain (Belgium)
W. Faquin (USa)
red 1 rOOm
15.00
r. dina (london)
F. Schmitt (luxembourg)
17.25
Clinical evaluation of cervical metastases from unknown primary
17.50
Discussion
G. Paludetti (italy)
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15.00 - 18.00
SymPOSiUm 5 Urine
difficulties in urine Cytopathology
red 2 rOOm
Chairmen: e. Piaton (France) and F. Brimo (Canada)
15.00
The shades of grey between low grade and high grade in urinary cytopathology
15.30
Diagnostic value of p16/cytokeratin 20 dual labeling in urinary cytopathology
S. Savic (Switzerland)
a. Bondi (italy)
16.00
Imaging systems in urinary cytopathology:
comparison with conventional manual screening
B. m. Van Hemel (the netherlands)
16.30
Update on the Paris System for Reporting Urinary Cytology:
overview of the main diagnostic categories
F. Brimo (Canada)
17.00
p16INK4a/Ki-67 dual labeling in the evaluation of urothelial carcinoma
e. Piaton (France)
17.30
Discussion
15.00 - 18.00
SymPOSiUm 6 eFFUSiOnS
a challenge for the clinicians
BlUe 1 rOOm
Chairmen: a. Chandra (Uk) and P. mikou (Greece)
15.00
Effusion of unknown origin
15.30
Lung cancer
l. Bubendorf (Switzerland)
16.00
Pitfalls in effusion cytology
P. mikou (Greece)
16.30
Metabolomics and lipid signaling in serous effusions
17.00
Effusions in Disease Progression and Therapy
a. Fassina (italy)
17.30
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15.00 - 18.00
SymPOSiUm OF tHe ameriCan SOCiety
OF CytOlOGy
Cervical Cancer Screening, management and
Prevention - Update from the USa
Chairman: r. nayar (USa)
Part 1
15.00
Introduction of session:
r. nayar (USa)
15.05
Cervical Cytology Reporting: The Bethesda 2014 Update and Atlas
15.25
Bethesda 2014 Website and Interobserver Reproducibilty Study
(BIRST II)
15.50
Cervical Cancer Screening Guidelines
16.10
A Balanced Approach: Risk Assessment in
Cervical Cancer Prevention
d. kurtycz
d. Wilbur
t. darragh
16.30
Questions break
BlUe 2 rOOm
r. nayar (USa)
Part 2
16.50
Cervical Cancer Prevention: HPV vaccination
r. nayar (USa)
17.00
Polishing the Gold Standard: The LAST and WHO Histopathology
Reporting Recommendations for HPV-associated Squamous Lesions
of the Anogenital Tract
t. darragh
17.25
The evaluation of the cytology workforce
d. Wilbur (USa)
17.45
Questions and Conclusions
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15.00 - 18.00
yellOW 2 rOOm
15.00 - 18.00
yellOW 3 rOOm
SEPTEMBER 21st
15.00 - 18.00
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WOrkSHOP 2
Breast
Chairmen: P. Vielh (France) and F. Zanconati (italy)
demOnStratiOn 1
Salivary glands
Chairmen: J. klijanienko (France) and r. W. Pinto (india)
Slide Seminar 2
respiratory tract
Chairmen: B. murer (italy) and F. thivolet-Bejui (France)
Speakers: V.ascoli (italy)
i. kern (Slovenia)
d. krenbek (austria)
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08.30 - 15.00
SPeCial SeSSiOn: CytOteCHnOlOGiStS’ day:
Chairmen: r. dina (U.k.) and F. Pagano (italy)
8.30
SPeCial leCtUre
Impact of the molecular biology and immunocytochemistry on the diagnostic
Cytology and the role of the Cytotechnologist.
C. doglioni (italy)
eFCS - european advisory Committee on Cytotechnology (eaCC):
An history from 1977: Past, Present and Future of the EACC
m.l. eide (norway)
Recommendation for training and education of CTs in Europe
V. anic (Croatia)
10.00 - 11.00 PrOFFered PaPerS
Chairmen: P. dalla Palma (italy) and t. ruitenbeek (the netherlands)
Fine needle aspiration cytology: the importance of the cyto-assistance
F. toffolo (italy)
Quality improvement and Performance evaluation in Cytopathology
a. Wilson (U.k)
Workload Recommendation for Automated Pap test Screening
m. Confortini (italy)
E-learning and the virtual slide:the technical supports for teaching
the Diagnostic Cytology
r. dina (U.k)
11.00 - 12.30 Slide Seminar
Interesting cases of gynecologic and non-gynecologic cytology: Part I
Chairmen: l. di tommaso (italy) and S. dudine (italy)
Participants:
1) Thyroid:
2) Pancreas:
3) Breast:
4) Urine:
5) Cervix:
6) Lung:
J. Stani (Austria)
A. Domanski (Sweden)
E. Bresaola (Italy)
M. Laiho (Finland)
E. Fedl (Austria)
D. Federico (Italy)
SPeCial SeSSiOn yellOW 3 rOOm
9.15
14.00 - 15.00 Slide Seminar
Interesting cases of gynecologic and non-gynecologic cytology: Part II
Chairmen: P. Zerbi (italy) i. k. Srebotnik (Slovenia)
Participants:
7) Cervix (glandular cells):
8) Lung:
9) Fluids:
10) Fluids:
T. Ruitenbeek (The Netherlands)
F.Pagano (Italy)
V. Anic (Croatia)
M. Di Napoli (Italy)
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8.30 - 11.30
SymPOSiUm 7 Urine
Urine: Cytology and clinical follow-up
Chairman: l. Bubendorf (Switzerland)
8.30
Introduction
red 1 rOOm
8.35
New Paris classifcation of urinary cytology:
the challenge of atypical cytology
G. Barkan (USa)
9.10
Cytology based ancillary testing
9.45
Non-cytology based ancillary testing
t. van der kwast (Canada)
10.20
New developments in intravesical BCG treatment
C. rentsch (Switzerland)
10.55
The Paris reporting system in daily clinical practice
e. Piaton (France)
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8.30 -11.30
SymPOSiUm 8 tHyrOid
new classifications and new interpretations
Chairmen: B. Cochand-Priollet (France) - m. Bongiovanni (Switzerland)
8.30
The SIAPeC 2014 terminology
G. Fadda (italy)
The TBSRTC 2010 terminology
Z. Baloch (USa)
9.30
The UK terminology
S. Johnson ( Uk)
10.00
10.15
Discussion
red 2 rOOm
9.00
The terminologies revised and corrected by the molecular biology
d.n. Poller (Uk)
10.45
The terminologies from the clinician point of view
a. Pontecorvi (italy)
11.45 - 12.30
Discussion
keynOte leCtUre
new avenues for cytology in clinical practice and research
red 2 rOOm
11.00
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8.30 - 11.30
SymPOSiUm 9
CerViX european Guidelines
for Cervical Screening: reality or myth?
Chairmen: V. Schneider (Germany) and k. Syrjänen (Finland)
8.30
The European Guidelines of 2008: rationale, development and current status
8.55
Screening program in Finland: the organized approach and the
amount of opportunistic screening in a centralized program
k. Syrjänen (Finland)
9.20
Screening program in Austria/Switzerland: the opportunistic approach
i. raineri (Switzerland)
9.35
Screening in Italy. Current status
F. Carozzi (italy)
10.00
BlUe 1 rOOm
a. anttila (Finland)
The Eastern European situation: Example Romania
t. Vladescu (romania)
10.25
The organized program: Where is the evidence ?
10.50
Discussion
8.30 - 11.30
Slide Seminar 3
Breast
Chairmen: C. Casadio (italy) and P. Vielh (France)
BlUe 2 rOOm
V. Schneider (Germany)
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yellOW 1 rOOm
8.30 - 11.30
WOrkSHOP 3
Glandular lesions in liquid-based and conventional
gynecologic preparations
Chairmen: r. nayar (USa) d. russell (USa)
Faculty: r. nayar
d. russel
d. Wilbur
8.30 - 11.30
demOnStratiOn 2 GaStrOinteStinal
yellOW 2 rOOm
Chairmen: F. Feoli (luxembourg) and l. Saragoni (italy)
8.30
Hunting for dysplasia in bile ducts
9.00
The role of FNA in the diagnosis of pancreatic masses
9.30
The role of EUS-FNA in the diagnosis of GIST
10.00
The prognostic value of peritoneal cytology in gastric cancer.
A multicenter Italian study
J. arola (Finland)
G. Zamboni (italy)
e.tani (Sweden)
l.Saragoni (italy)
10.30
Anal cytology in HIV-positive patients
11.00
Discussion
F. Feoli (luxembourg)
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8.30 - 11.30
edUCatiOnal: tHe teaCHinG OF CytOlOGy in
eUrOPe. WHiCH PrOFeSSiOn OF tHe CytOlOGiSt
in eUrOPe
8.30
Introduction
m. toetsch (austria)
8.50
Virtual slide - the past, the present and the future?
d. Verhagen (the netherlands)
9.10
Virtual slide – integration within teaching and training software.
General considerations by a User
a. Capitanio (Sweden)
9.30
Eurocytology – a new version is online
r. dina (Uk)
9.50
yellOW 3 rOOm
m.toetsch (austria) and a. Fassina (italy)
CyTest – a Pan-European project
G. Bussolati (italy)
10.10
QUATE exam – what are we aiming at
m. desai ( Uk)
10.30
15.00 - 18.00
Discussion
SymPOSiUm 10 BreaSt
Possibilities and limits of breast cytology in the definition
of tumor markers
15.00
Hormonal receptors in breast cytology
e. tani (Sweden)
15.30
HER2 on cytology - immuno vs ISH
16.00
Monitoring molecular changes during neoadjuvant breast cancer-is
there a role for FNA?
16.30
Sampling breast metastasis with cytology:
an alternative for diagnosis and phenotyping
C. Casadio (italy)
P. Vielh (France)
red 1 rOOm
Chairmen: F. Schmitt (luxembourg) and J.r.Costa (Spain)
17.00
FNA vs Core for tumor markers
P. Van diest (the netherlands)
17.30
Discussion
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15.00 -18.00
SymPOSiUm 11 lymPH nOdeS
diagnostic procedures and new methodologies
in lymph nodes cytopathology
Chairmen: P. Zeppa (italy) and G. da Cuhna Santos (Canada)
red 2 rOOm
15.00
Fine needle cytology of nodal and extra-nodal lymphoma.
Preparations for bio-banking and molecular techniques.
G. da Cunha Santos (Canada)
15.30
Fine needle cytology of diffuse large B-cell lymphoma.
On-site diagnosis and disposal for ancillary techniques.
16.00
Flow Cytometry as complement of cytology in the diagnosis of lymphoma.
16.30
Round small cell tumors: fine needle cytology and ancillary techniques
i. Cozzolino (italy)
a. Stacchini (italy)
J. klijanienko (France)
17.00
Interventional lymph nodes cytology:
seeing the patients and triaging the FNA samples.
17.30
Discussion
15.00 - 18.00
SymPOSiUm 12 reSPiratOry
targeted therapy
B. Bode-lesniewska (Switzerland)
BlUe 1 rOOm
Chairmen: S. Savic (Switzerland) and m. Salto tellez (Uk).
15.00
CAP/IASLC/AMP biomarker testing guidelines:
Knowledge, gaps and future directions
U. malapelle (italy)
15.30
Oncologist-Cytopathologist interaction
m. Garassino (italy)
16.00
Alk and other gene translocated targets
S. Savic (Switzerland)
16.30
Next generation sequencing: from bench-top to bedside
l. Quagliata (Switzerland)
17.00
Next generation sequencing: ready for its cost-effective implementation?
m. Salto tellez (Uk)
17.30
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HOlOGiC SPOnSOred SymPOSiUm
How to Further improve Patient
Outcomes in Cervical Cancer Screening.
Chaired by:
Henrik Griesser
Head of Department for Pathology and Cytology, Labor Dr. Wisplinghoff, Germany.
Featured Speakers
alison Cropper
Consultant BMS & Hospital Based Programme Coordinator, Cytology Dept., Royal Derby
Hospital
Changing LBC Suppliers in a High Volume Laboratory:
Improving Quality and Efficiency.
BlUe 2 rOOm
14.00 - 15.00
davy Vanden Broeck
Molecular Biologist Sonic Healthcare Benelux
and Professor at University of Antwerp, Belgium.
The Value of Co-Testing: Because She’s Worth It
Chairmen: Ch. Bergeron (France) and G. negri (italy)
Speaker:
Ch. Bergeron
F. Feoli
G. Negri
15.00 - 18.00
WOrkSHOP 4
thyroid
Chairmen: G. Fadda (italy) and Z. Baloch (USa)
Speakers:
Z. Baloch (USa)
G. Fadda (italy)
e. d. rossi (italy)
BlUe 2 rOOm
Slide Seminar 4 CerViX
yellOW 1 rOOm
15.00 - 18.00
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15.00 - 18.00
Pre-analytiCal reQUirementS FOr
immUnOCytOCHemiStry, mOleCUlar teStS and
QUality aSSUranCe
Chairmen: C. Gentili (italy) and m. Courtade-Saïdi (France)
15.00
Introduction
C. Gentili (italy) - m. Courtade-Saïdi (France)
15.10
Preanalytical steps required for optimal bronchoalveolar lavage fluid
cytological diagnosis
S. Smojver-Ježek (Croatia)
yellOW 3 rOOm
15.40
Discussion
PREANALyTICAL STEPS REQUIRED FOR OPTIMAL SEROUS
FLUID CyTOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS
15.50
Part 1: processing with cytospins
m. Courtade-Saïdi (France)
16.05
Part 2: using frozen material or cell blocks
16.20
Discussion
16.30
Preanalytical steps required for optimal urine cytological diagnosis
17.00
Discussion
17.10
Preanalytical steps required for optimal exploitation
of various biomarkers in gynecological cytology
m. desai (england)
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Discussion
17.50
General discussion and conclusion: what do we need to improve ?
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8.30 - 11.30
SymPOSiUm 13 SOFt tiSSUeS
role of Cytology
Chairman: H. domanski (Sweden)
8.30
The value of FNAB in the evaluation of soft tissue tumors
in a multidisciplinary sarcoma center.
9.00
Ancillary Techniques in FNAB of Soft Tissues
r. Cappellesso (italy)
9.30
FNAB examination of spindle cell and myxoid soft tissue tumors
B. Bode-lesniewska (Switzerland)
10.00
red 1 rOOm
F. Vult von Steyern (Sweden) - H. domanski (Sweden)
FNAB examination of epithelioid cell tumors of soft tissue
J. klijanienko (France)
10.30
FNAB of pediatric soft tissue neoplasm
e. tani (Sweden)
11.00
Discussion
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8.30 - 11.30
SymPOSiUm 14 liVer and PanCreaS
new perspectives
Chairmen: F. Bonetti (italy) and m. Pitman (USa)
8.30
Pancreas Histopathology for Cytologists
red 2 rOOm
G. Zamboni (Verona, italy)
9.00
Transcutaneous integrated eco-cytology of pancreatic lesions
with real-time diagnosis. The Verona experience
The Radiologist's point of view
m. d’Onofrio (italy)
9.30
The Pathologist's point of view
10.00
Endosonography and cytology of pancreatic lesions
e. manfrin (italy)
m. Hocke (meiningen)
10.30
Nodular Hepatic lesions: Cytology or microbiopsy?
l. Solbiati (italy)
11.00
Discussion
red 2 rOOm
12.30 - 13.00
red 2 rOOm
m. Pitman (USa)
13.00 - 13.30
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intratumor heterogeneity: seeing the population through
its individuals.
implications of cytology and personalized medicine
ClOSinG CeremOny
and aWard
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SymPOSiUm 15 CerViCal SCreeninG
Pap test meets HPV test
Chairmen: G. negri (italy) anad m. nasioutziki (Greece)
08.30
Primary HPV-screening: reasons for a change
09.00
Primary HPV-screening: current evidences and controversies
V. Schneider (Germany)
09.30
The changing role of cytology in Europe. An Overview
k. Syrjänen (Finland)
10.00
Cytology or biomarkers in HPV positive women?
Ch. Bergeron (France)
10.30
BlUe 1 rOOm
m. desai (Uk)
The laboratory perspective
F. Carozzi (italy)
11.00
Discussion
l. mariani (italy)
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08.30 - 10.30
Satellite SymPOSiUm eFCS-eSP
Cytopathology: what else?
Chairman: m. toetsch (austria) and B. Cochand-Priollet (France)
08.30
DNA and RNA: some rules for an optimal preservation in cytology
F. Savagner (France)
08.50
MicroRNA in thyroid FNA
m. dettmer (Switzerland)
09.10
MicroRNA in pathology and cytology:
current state and future perspectives
BlUe 2 rOOm
m. ludvikova (Czech republik)
09.30
Discussion
09.40
Circulating tumoral cells:
the example of lung carcinoma with ISET Technology
P. Hofman (France)
10.00
Circulating tumoral cells with Cellsearch technology:
the example of breast carcinoma
m. Sandri (italy)
10.20
Discussion
10.30 - 12.20
Satellite SymPOSiUm eFCS-iaC
thyroid Fna and the dilemma of indeterminate cytology
Chairman: P. Vielh (France) and l. di Bonito (italy)
10.30
Introduction and presentation of the speakers
P. Vielh (France)
10.40
What do we call indeterminate cytology?
B. Cochand-Priollet (France)
11.00
The role of immunocytochemistry
11.20
The role of molecular tests
11.40
Cyto-histo correlations: the surgical pathologist's perspective.
m. Pusztaszeri (Switzerland)
e. d. rossi (italy)
m. Volante ( italy)
12.00
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08.30 - 11.30
demOnStratiOn 3
molecular biology
Chairman: a. Scarpa (italy)
08.30 - 11.30
Slide Seminar 5
PediatriC CytOlOGy
Chairmen: H. Barroca (Portugal) and Z. Pohar (Slovenia)
Case 1:
Case 2:
Case 3:
Case 4:
Case 5:
Case 6:
Case 7:
Case 8:
e. d. rossi (italy)
e. d. rossi (italy)
P. Zeppa (italy)
B. J. Puškarić (Croazia)
U. klopcic (Slovenia)
Z. Pohar (Slovenia)
S. Canberk (turkey)
S. Canberk (turkey)
yellOW 2 rOOm
WOrkSHOP 5
respiratory tract
yellOW 3 rOOm
08.30 - 11.30
yellOW 1 rOOm
SEPTEMBER 23rd
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LISTING
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PRESENTERS LISTING
A
Abbasov, B. 15
Abe, H. 76
Abe, M. 71
Abrantes, C. 69, 72, 75
Adda, A. 66
AH, P. 11
Alameda, F. 60, 65, 69, 76
Al-Shaheen, A. 65
Anic, V. 23
Anttila, A. 27
Aoki, D. 12
Arola, J. 28
Ascoli, V 22
Atasoy, P. 70
Azat Ilyasovna, S. 15
B
Baia De Brito, E. 69
Balci, M. 67, 68
Baloch, Z. 13, 25, 31
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Barabadze, E. 15
Borda, A. 67
Barcena, C. 71
Bourgain, C. 19
Barkan, G. 24
Boyez, A. 58
Barroca, H. 37
Bresaola, E. 23
Basolo, F. 19, 53
Brimo, F. 20
Batoroev, Y.K. 14
Brunelli, C. 50
Bazdarić, D. 65
Brynova, O. 67
Bazulina, L.M. 72
Bua, N. 60
Bedrossian, C. 13
Bubendorf, L. 20, 24, 25, 32
Bellevicine, C. 17
Bussolati, G. 29
Ben Salha, I. 61
Bergeron, Ch. 31, 35
C
Bizzarro, T. 50
Can, N. 67, 72, 74
Bizigkou-Chasioti, A. 65
Canberk, S. 37
Bode-Lesniewska, B. 30, 33
Capitanio, A. 29, 51
Bollito, E. 18
Cappellesso, R. 33, 56
Bondi, A. 20, 56, 59
Carozzi, F. 27, 35
Bong Yoo, S. 68
Casadio, C. 27, 29, 59
Bonetti, F. 34
Cascone, A. 71
Bongiovanni, M. 25
Castellano, I. 16
Boon, M. 53
Chandra, A. 11, 20
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Chen, L. 51
Dettmer, M. 36
Choi, Y-D. 73
Di Benedetto, G. 50
Chondrodimos, Z. 70
Di Bonito, L. 36
Cochand-Priollet, B. 25, 36
Di Lorito, A. 12
Collaco, L.M. 68
Di Napoli, M. 23
Confortini, M. 23
Di Tommaso, L. 23
Corradi, G. 51
Dina, R. 19, 23, 29, 61
Costa, J.R. 29
Divani, S. 67
Courtade-Saidi, M. 32, 54
Djansugurova, L.B. 15
Cozzolino, I. 30, 66
Dobra, K. 18
Doglioni, C. 23
D
Domanski, A. 23
D’Onofrio, M. 34
Domanski, H. 33
Da Cunha Santos, G. 30
Dudine, S. 23
Damiani, D. 52
Duskova, J. 66, 75
Dalla Palma, P. 23
Darragh, T. 21
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Davidson, B. 18, 20, 32
Eide, M.L. 23
Dejmek, A. 56
El-Habashi, A. 55, 66
Demir, M.A. 74, 75
Erdogdu, I.H. 69
Desai, M. 18, 29, 32, 35
Erivwo P. 67
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Fadda, G. 12, 19, 25, 31, 57, 58
Faistová, H. 74
Faryna, J. 71
Fassina, A. 13, 20, 29
Faquin, W. 19
Fedeli, F. 72
Fedl, E. 23
Federico, D. 23
Fedoseeva, E.S. 14
Feoli, F. 28, 31
Field, A. 16, 60
Finzi, G. 69
Firat, P. 18, 61
Fontanini, G. 17
Fulciniti, F. 12, 51
Fustar Preradovic, Lj. 66
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Garassino, M. 30
Garcìa Angel, R.D. 74
Gavriil, M. 76
Gentili, C. 32, 61
Gerber, C. 69
Gion, M. 18
Giovenali, P. 19
Gjadrov Kuvezdić, K. 66
Goodchild, A. 67
Goswami, H. 11
Gourmaud, J. 67
Grace, J. 59
Grossi, F. 17
Gujabidze, N. 66
Gupta, N. 11
Guzzetti, S. 19
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Hachemane, S. 73
Hartman, J. 16
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Jin, S-Y. 75
Hirai, Y. 12
Johnson, S. 25
Hirokawa, M. 12
Hjerpe, A. 13
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Hocke, M. 34
Kane, S. 11
Hofman, P. 36
Kaneko, C. 68
Hwang, J. 11
Kapila, K. 55, 70
Hyun, C.L. 66
Karakitsos, P. 12, 50, 67, 73
Karavelic, A. 70
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Kathib, A. 19
Imirzaliogˇlu, H. 15
Kawahara, A. 70
Ivkovski, L. 71
Kern, I. 22
Iyer, V.K. 11,68
Keyhani, E. 67
Izadi-Mood, N. 65
Kholová, I. 53, 61
Kirillov, V. 74
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Klijanienko J. 22, 30, 33, 60
Jarvis, H.C. 72
Klopcic, U. 37
Jeong, J.Y. 67, 68
Ko, H. 56
Jhala, D. 11
Kolesnikov, N.N. 14
Jhala, N. 11
Kondo, T. 12
Jimenez Heffernan, J.A. 71
Korlat, R. 66
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Korolczuk, A. 51, 61, 75
Koshikawa, T. 12
Kostyuchek, I. 14, 51
Kouli, V. 75
Kravtsov, V. 70
Krenbek, D. 22
Krsic, V. 65
Kudaybergenova, A. 59
Kurtycz, D. 21
Kwon, H.J. 67
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Laiho, M. 23
Lavranou, E. 75
Layfield, L. 13, 17
Leça, L. 68
Lee, J.S. 72
Ljubic, N. 68
Llewellyn, H.R. 53
Lucchese, L. 71
Lucci, R. 75
Ludvikova, M. 36
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Maeda, Y. 12
Maioli, P. 55
Majak, B. 59
Makri, St. 76
Malapelle, U. 30
Mandarano, M. 19
Manfrin, E. 34
Mantilla, J. 74
Marchiò, C. 16
Margari, N. 54, 67, 73, 76
Mariani, L. 35
Matić, I. 65
Mathur, S. 11, 70
Mentzelopoulou, P. 73
Michael, C. 13, 18
Mikou, P. 20, 60, 65
Monaco, R. 19
Montemurro, F. 16
Motoi, N. 67
Motoi, T. 75
Munjishvili, V. 15
Murer, B. 22
Musayev, J. 15, 68
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Najdanovic Mandic, V. 53
Naito, Z. 12
Nalwa, A. 58, 74
Nam, A.S. 52
Nam, J.H. 67
Nasioutziki, M. 35, 73
Nassar, A. 70, 74
Nayar, R. 17, 21, 28
Negri, G. 18, 31, 35
Nikitina, L.V. 14
Nomura, H. 69
Norimatsu, Y. 12
Norman, I. 69
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Oliveira, H. 57,58
Önal, B. 15, 52
Ozgun, G. 56, 65, 74
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Pagano, F. 23
Pagni, F. 61
Pain, A.R. 70
Paludetti, G. 19
Pappa, M. 68
Park, C.S. 67
Park, K.H. 76
Paterlini-Brechot, P. 57
Peluso, A.L. 57
Peng, W-X. 73
Perez-Machado, M. 74
Perisic, Z. 73
Perrone, G.A. 73
Piaton, E. 20, 24
Pinamonti, M. 54
Pinto, W.R. 11, 22, 53, 66, 68, 70
Pitman, M. 34
Pohar, Z. 37
Polat, A. 15
Poller, D.N. 25
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Rossi, E.D. 31, 36, 37
Popov, V.V. 73
Rozze, D. 59
Psachoulia, Ch. 68, 69, 72
Ruitenbeek, T. 23
Puškarić, B.J. 37
Russell, D. 28
Pusztaszeri, M. 36
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SSaad, M. 70
Quagliata, L. 30
Saadi, S. 67
Sadullahoğlu, C. 70
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Sauer, T. 56, 66, 75
Raineri, I. 27
Sakamoto, A. 12
Rajwanshi, A. 11
Salto-Tellez, M. 30
Ranucci, V. 50
Sampaio, R. 72
Rao, R.N. 11, 71
Sandri, M. 36
Ratnayake, P. 11
Sapino, A. 16
Rekhi, B. 52
Sapozhkova, Z.Y. 14
Rentsch, C. 24
Saragoni, L. 28
Rezanko, T. 15
Savagner, F. 36
Roche, A.B. 71
Savic, S. 18,20, 30
Rockson, L.E. 66
Savostikova, M.V. 14
Rodriguez-Pereira, A. 66
Scacchi, C. 68
Ross, J. 52
Scarpa, A. 37
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Schmitt, A.M. 52, 55
Schmitt, F. 16, 19, 29, 34
Schneider, V. 27, 35
Seili-Bekafigo, I. 66
Shabalova, I. 14, 51
Shipulina, O.Y. 14
Shukla, P. 50
Siddiqui, M.T. 37
Siddiqui, Z. 60
Slavnova, E. 76
Skevoudi, S. 66
Smojver-Ježek, S. 32
Solbiati, L. 34
Stacchini, A. 30
Stani, J. 23
Srebotnik K.I. 23, 55
Stoos-Veic, T. 55
Straccia, P. 60
Sung, S. 67
Susumu, N. 73
Suzuki, A. 50
Syrjänen, K. 27,35
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Tani, E. 28, 29, 33
Tastekin, E. 15
Taweevisit, M. 67
Tejerina, E. 71, 72
Teleman, S. 73
Tetrault, M. 66
Tevriukova, N. 75
Thivolet-Bejui, F. 22,52
Thomopoulou, G.H. 66
Tiews, S. 53, 55
Toetsch, M. 15, 29, 36
Toffolo, F. 23
Tofuridze, S. 15
Tominaga, E. 69
Torrecilla, N. 67, 68
Trauner, A. 65, 76
Trigo, M.A. 68, 71
Troncone, G. 17
Trutin Ostovic, K. 75
Tse, G. 11
Tsouma, E. 67, 68, 70, 71
Tupol, L. 74
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Ueda, M. 76
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Vallejo, C. 72
Van Der Kwast, T. 24
Van Diest, P. 29
Van Hemel, B.M. 20
Vardouli, A. 66
Vasilj, A. 74
Verhagen, D. 29
Vielh, P. 22, 27, 29, 36
Vigliar, E. 57, 58
Vipula De Silva, C. 11
Vladescu, T. 27
Volante, M. 36
Volchenko, N. 14, 68, 70
Vrdoljak-Mozeticˇ, D. 54
Vult von Steyern, F. 33
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Wang, H. 51
Wang, H-C. 69
Weynand, B. 57
Whitehead, C.M. 69
Wilbur, D. 21, 28
Wilson, A. 23
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Yeleubayeva, Zh. 15, 73
Yim, H. 66
Yucel Polat, A. 54
Yusifli, Z. 15
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Zamboni, G. 28, 34
Zamurovic, M. 73
Zanconati, F. 16, 22, 50
Zannoni, G.F. 18
Zeppa, P. 30, 37
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Zillur Rehman, M. 11
Zioga, C. 55, 65
Zivadinovic, R. 73
Castello Sforzesco
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SEPTEMBER 21st
Free PaPerS SeSSiOn 1
14.00 - 15.00
Free Papers 1 thyroid
Chairmen: P. karakitsos (Greece) and F. Zanconati (italy)
14.00 FP1-1 mirnaS On tHyrOid CytOlOGiCal leSiOnS.
tHeir PrOmiSinG rOle in FOlliCUlar neOPlaSmS
t. Bizzarro, m. martini, S. Capodimonti, d. Sarti, t. Cenci, m. Bilotta,
G. Fadda, l. m. larocca, e. d. rossi
Pathology-Catholic University Rome Italy
14.10 FP1-2 tHe rOle OF Cd56 in tHyrOid indeterminate leSiOnS
On Fine needle aSPiratiOn CytOlOGy
V. ranucci1, t. Bizzarro1, C. marrocco1, P. Straccia1, e. traini2, a. Pontecorvi3,
G.Fadda1, e.d. rossi1
red 1 rOOm
1
Pathology, 2Endocrine Surgery, 3Endocrinology-Catholic University of Sacred Heart
14.20 FP1-3 aSSeSSment OF PalPaBle tHyrOid nOdUleS and
PrediCtinG tHeir OUtCOme
P. Shukla, P. Sahni, S. Gupta1
Pathologists and 1Radiologist at Saral Diagnostics, New Delhi, India
14.30 FP1-4
BraFV600e mUtatiOn On lBC in PatientS WitH
diFFerentiated tHyrOid CanCer. itS PrOGnOStiC rOle On
CytOlOGy
C. Brunelli, t. Bizzarro, V. ranucci, d. Pizzuto, m. Salvatori, G. Fadda,
e.d. rossi
Department of Pathology, Department of Nuclear Medicine, “Agostino Gemelli” Hospital,
Rome, Italy
14.40 FP1-5 diStinCtiOn BetWeen BeniGn FOlliCUlar nOdUleS
and FOlliCUlar neOPlaSmS in tHyrOid liQUid-BaSed
CytOlOGy SPeCimenS
a. Suzuki, m. Hirokawa, n. takada, m. Higuchi, S. kuma, a. miyauchi
Departments of Laboratory, Diagnostic Pathology, and Surgery, Kuma Hospital, Kobe, Japan
14.50 FP1-6 a CritiCal StUdy COnCerninG a diaGnOStiC PrediCtOr
mOdel OF maliGnanCy FOr indeterminate tHyrOid FnC
SamPleS (tir3)
G. di Benedetto and l. agozzino
Second University of Naples (SUN)
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14.00 - 15.00
Free Papers 2 liver and pancreas & salivary glands
Chairmen: a. Capitanio (Sweden) and i. Shabalova (russia)
14.00 FP2-1 tHe diaGnOStiC PerFOrmanCe OF COmBined
tranS-aBdOminal UltraSOUnd GUided needle CytOlOGy
and COre BiOPSy OF maSS leSiOnS
G. Corradi, P. Parcesepe, a. Parisi, F. Bonetti, e. manfrin
Università di Verona, Sez. Anatomia Patologica, Verona, Italy
14.10 FP2-2
endOSCOPiC UltraSOUnd GUided Fine needle
aSPiratiOn CytOlOGy OF metaStatiC renal Cell
CarCinOma tO tHe PanCreaS: a StUdy OF 33 CaSeS
k. m. Hallberg-Wallace1, a. l. Smith3, a. nassar3, J. Zhang4, m. Zarka1,
J. P. reynolds2, l. Chen2
Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Mayo Clinic, Scottsdale, AZ
Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Institute, Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH
3
Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville, FL
4
Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN
2
14.20 FP2-3 eUS-Fna OF CyStiC and SOlid PanCreatiC leSiOnS:
POSSiBilitieS and limitS
i. kostyuchek1, e. Solonitsyn2,3, S. Vorobev1, S. lobach2, O. Vasiileva1,
i.m. korablina1, n.V. tamazyan1, a.k. titov3
red 2 rOOm
1
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National Center of Clinical Morphological Diagnostic, 2Clinical Hospital № 122 named.
after L.G. Sokolov, 3St. Petersburg State University, Saint-Petersburg, Russian Federation
14.30 FP2-4 myB FiSH Utility in adenOid CyStiC CarCinOma
diaGnOSiS On FnC SPeCimenS
V. martin, J. Barizzi, e. merlo, P. Grassi, l. mazzucchelli, F. Fulciniti
Istituto Cantonale di Patologia, Locarno Institute of Pathology , Locarno, Switzerland
14.40 FP2-5 a nOVel CytOPatHOlOGiC rePOrtinG SyStem FOr
SaliVary Gland Fine needle aSPiratiOn
H. Wang1, n. Jhala1, J. S. khurana1, C. Fundakowski2
Departments of Pathology1 and Otolaryngology2, Temple University School of Medicine
14.50 FP2-6 SaliVary GlandS Fna in COrrelatiOn
HiStOPatHOlOGy in FiVe yearS material
a. korolczuk, i. Paśnik, J. irla, e. korobowicz
WitH
Department of Clinical Pathomorphology, Medical University, Lublin, Poland
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14.00 - 15.00
Free Papers 3 effusions 1
Chairmen: B. Onal (turkey) and F. thivolet-Bejui (France)
14.00 FP3-1 eValUatiOn OF Cell BlOCkS and SmearS FrOm
GynaeCOlOGiC eFFUSiOn SPeCimenS: eXPerienCe at a
tertiary CanCer reFerral Centre
B. rekhi1, 2, C. Gupta1, m. kulkarni1, k.deodhar1, 2, S. menon1, 2, S. dighe2,
a. maheshwari3, r. kerkar3, S. tS3, S. Gupta4
Departments of Pathology1, Cytopathology2, Surgical Oncology(Gynaecology)3, Medical
Oncology4, Tata Memorial Centre, Mumbai, India
BlUe 2 rOOm
14.10 FP3-2 BaP1 immUnOHiStOCHemiStry FOr diaGnOSiS OF
diFFUSe maliGnant meSOtHeliOma in eFFUSiOn CytOlOGy
e. Hewer, S. Hsin-yi yang, a. m. Schmitt
Institute of Pathology University of Bern Bern Switzerland
14.20 FP3-3 CytOmOrPHOlOGy
CarCinOmaS in eFFUSiOnS
d. damiani P. Vielh
OF
OVarian
Clear
Cell
Département de Pathologie, Gustave Roussy, Villejuif Cedex, France
14.30 FP3-4 nOn-GynaeCOlOGiCal CytOlOGy PrOFiCienCy
teStinG - tHe aUStralian eXPerienCe
J. ross, m. Cummings
Cytopathology, Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia Quality Assurance Program,
Sydney, Australia
14.40 FP3-5 COmPariSOn OF CytOlOGy and COnCUrrent FlOW
CytOmetry OF CereBrOSPinal FlUid SamPleS
a.S. nam, a. Chadburn, t. Giorgadze
Dept of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Weill Cornell Medical College, New York, NY,
USA
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14.00 - 15.00
Free Papers 4 Gynaecological Cytology 1
Chairmen:F. Basolo (italy) and r. W. Pinto (india)
14.00 FP4-1 Primary hrHPV teStinG WitH triaGe: HOW dOeS it
WOrk and WHat are tHe imPliCatiOnS?
H.r. llewellyn
Act Pathology the Canberra hospital, Canberra Australia
14.10 FP4-2 CliniCal ValidatiOn OF p16-4inka/ki-67 FOr tHe USe in
rOtinely Stained SmearS
S. tiews, W. Schneider, W. Steinberg
14.20 FP4-3 CerViCal CanCer in ZaJeCar 2011-2014
V. najdanovic mandic, Ž. aleksic
Gyneecology Obstetrics Department, Health Center Zajecar, Zajecar, Serbia.
14.30 FP4-4 WHy HaVe inVaSiVe and in SitU CerViCal CanCer
reGiStratiOnS inCreaSed in enGland SinCe 2003?
a. Herbert
St Thomas’ Hospital Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust
14.40 FP4-5 SimPle SelF SamPlinG, PaPaniCOlaOU Style
m. Boon
yellOW 2 rOOm
Dr. Steinberg GmbH, MVZ Laboratory for Cytopathology, Soest, Germany
Mathilde Boon Instituut
14.50 FP4-6 Primary HPV SCreeninG in tamPere City: FOllOW-UP
data
i. kholová, S. kares, O. Veijalainen, r. Vuento, m. tirkkonen, J. mäenpää,
P. kujala
Pathology and Microbiology, Fimlab Laboratories, Gynecology, Tampere University
Hospital, Tampere, Finland
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14.00 - 15.00
Free Papers 5 Gynaecological Cytology 2
Chairmen m. Courtade-Saidi (France) and
d. Vrdoljak-mozetič (Croatia)
14.00 FP5-1 CytOmOrPHOlOGy OF aBnOrmal SQUamOUS CellS,
COmPared tO p16/ki-67 dUal StaininG, HPV dna and HPV 16
GenOtyPe - a POSSiBle OUtCOme PrediCtiOn
d. Vrdoljak-mozetič, d. Verša-Ostojić, S. Štemberger-Papić,
r. rubeša-mihaljević, m. dinter, m. krašević
red 1 rOOm
Department of Clinical Cytology, Clinical Hospital Centre Rijeka, Rijeka, Croatia.
14.10 FP5-2 a neW rePOrtinG SyStem FOr endOmetrial
CytOlOGy
n. margari1, a. Pouliakis1, n. koureas2, e.terzakis2, e. Bilirakis3,
i. Panayiotidis2, P. karakitsos1
Department of Cytopathology, University General Hospital “ATTIKON”, Haidari, Athens,
Greece
2.
2nd Department of Gynecology, St. Savas Hospital, Athens, Greece
3.
IASO Clinic, Athens, Greece
4.
2nd Department of Pathology, University General Hospital “ATTIKON”, Haidari, Athens,
Greece
1.
14.20 FP5-3 tHe imPOrtanCe OF inOS eXPreSSiOn in PaP SmearS
a. yucel Polat, G. Ozgun, B.H. Ozdemir
Department of Pathology, Baskent University Faculty of Medicine, Ankara, Turkey
14.30 FP5-4 COSt analySiS BetWeen COnVentiOnal and liQUid
BaSedCytOlOGy in tHe SCreeninG FOr CerViCal CanCer
S. Bertolini, e. isidoro, S. dudine, m. Pinamonti, F. Zanconati, l. di Bonito
Scuola di specializzazione in Anatomia Patologica, Università degli Studi di Udine, sede
aggregata di Trieste
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14.00 - 15.00
Free Papers 6 miscellanea 1
Chairmen: k. kapila (india) and P. maioli (italy)
14.00 FP6-1 diaGnOSiS OF riGHt adrenal anGiOmyOliPOma and
HePatiC myelOliPOma USinG Fine needle aSPiratiOn
CytOlOGy: tWO CaSe rePOrtS
a. el-Habashi
Cytology Division, National Cancer Institute, Cairo University
14.10 FP6-2 CerViCal CanCer SCreeninG in Germany: PreSent
SitUatiOn
S. tiews, W. Schneider, W. Steinberg
14.20 FP6-3 imPlementinG a “lean” CytOPatHOlOGy SerViCe
e. Hewer, C. Hammer, C. Baumann, a. m. Schmitt
Institute of Pathology University of Bern, Switzerland
14.30 FP6-4 CytOlOGy aBCde: a PraCtiCal aBCde alGOritHm FOr
CytOlOGy diaGnOSiS
C. Zioga, Ch. destouni
Department of Cytology, Theagenio Anticancer Hospital of Thessaloniki, Greece
red 2 rOOm
MVZ Laboratory for Cytopathology, Dr. Steinberg GmbH, Im Stiftsfeld 1, Soest, Germany
14.40 FP6-5 eUS-Fna FOr tHe diaGnOSiS OF mediaStinal
leSiOnS - a mUltidiSCiPlinary aPPrOaCH
t. Stoos-Veic, n.P. novak, m. tadic, r. kusec
University Hospital Dubrava, Zagreb, Croatia
14.50 FP6-6 minimal nUmBer OF CellS reQUired FOr adeQUate
Cell BlOCk
i. k. Srebotnik, m. S. Flezar
Institute of Pathology, Medical Faculty, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
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14.00 - 15.00
Free Papers 7 effusions 2 & Gastrointestinal
Chairmen: a. Bondi (italy) and t. Sauer (norway)
14.00 FP7-1 Hamlet - a PrOmiSinG nOVel marker OF
maliGnanCy in eFFUSiOnS
m. mansour, a. Ponten, a. Håkansson, a. dejmek
Halland’s Hospital, Halmstad, Sweden Dept Translational Medicine, Lund University,
Malmö, Sweden
14.10 FP7-2 tHe imPOrtanCe and tHe PrOGnOStiC rOle OF
PeritOneal WaSHinG CytOlOGy in GyneCOlOGiC
maliGnanCieS
G. Ozgun, O. Ozen, a.n. Haberal reyhan
yellOW 2 rOOm
Department of Pathology, Baskent University Faculty of Medicine, Ankara, Turkey
14.20 FP7-3 mir-21/mir-126 eXPreSSiOn analySiS: a neW HelPFUl
tOOl in tHe diaGnOSiS OF maliGnant meSOtHeliOma
r. Cappellesso, l. nicolè, V. Guzzardo, l. Ventura*, a. Fassina
Department of Medicine, University of Padova, Padova, Italy; *Department of Statistics,
University of Padova, Padova, Italy
14.30 FP7-4 tHe rOle OF PerCUtaneOUS UltraSOUnd-GUided
Fine needle aSPiratiOn in eValUatiOn OF PanCreatiC
leSiOnS: an eleVen year
H. ko, J. dekate, r. Vajpeyi
Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology, University of Toronto, Ontario,
Canada Laboratory Medicine Program, University Health Network, Toronto, Ontario,
Canada
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14.00 - 15.00
Free Papers 8 molecular Biology & respiratory tract
Chairmen: G. Fadda (italy) and H. Oliveira (Portugal)
14.00 FP8-1 neXt-GeneratiOn SeQUenCinG On Fna OF nUde mOUSe
lUnG CarCinOma XenOGraFtS: a COntriBUtiOn OF
CytOPatHOlOGy tO BaSiC SCienCe
e. Vigliar, U. malapelle, r. Sgariglia, C. della Corte, F. morgillo,
C. Bellevicine, G. troncone
14.08 FP8-2 CliniCal aPPliCatiOn OF tarGeted neXt GeneratiOn
SeQUenCinG On CytOlOGiCal SamPleS FOr lUnG CanCer
PatientS: a BelGian eXPerienCe
B. Weynand1, m. le mercier2, l. Bienfait2, n. de nève2, O. Blanchard2,
i. Salmon2, m. remmelink2, n. d’haene2
1
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Department Of Pathology, Chu Dinant-Godinne, Ucl, Yvoir, Belgium
Department Of Pathology, Erasme Hospital, Ulb, Brussels, Belgium
14.16 FP8-3
FlOW CytOmetry VerSUS iGH/tCrG in ClOnality
aSSeSSment OF nOn-HOdGkin lymPHOma On Fine-needle
CytOlOGy SamPleS
a. l. Peluso1, l. lucchese1, m. rocco1, G. Villani1, m. langella1,
i. Cozzolino2, C. Selleri1, P. Zeppa1
Department of Medicine and Surgery, University of Salerno, 2Department of Public
Health, University of Naples “Federico II”, Italy
1
yellOW 3 rOOm
Department of Public Health, Univerisity “Federico II” Naples, Italy
14.24 FP8-4 SinGle Cell GenetiC analySiS HelPS ValidatinG
CytOPatHOlOGiCal identiFiCatiOn OF CirCUlatinG
tUmOr CellS in PatientS WitH Clear CellS renal
CarCinOma
P. Paterlini-Brechot1, B. Ben njima1, P. Hofman2, V. Hofman2, m. ilie2,
H. Chaabouni3, r. doghri4, k. Ben romdhane4
University Paris Descartes, Paris, France, 2Institution for Research on Cancer and Aging,
Pasteur Hospital, Nice, France, 3Tunis University El Manar, Tunis, Tunisia, 4National
Institut of Cancerology, Tunis, Tunisia
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14.00 - 15.00
Free Papers 8 molecular Biology & respiratory tract
Chairmen: G. Fadda (italy) and H. Oliveira (Portugal)
14.32 FP8-5 Fine-needle aSPiratiOn, immUnOCytOCHemiStry
and neXt GeneratiOn SeQUenCinG OF lUnG
adenOCarCinOma and itS tHyrOid metaStaSiS
C. Bellevicine, e. Vigliar, C. de luca, P. Pisapia, U. malapelle, G. troncone
yellOW 3 rOOm
Department of Public Health, Univerisity “Federico II” Naples, Italy.
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14.40 FP8-6 COmPariSOn OF diaGnOStiC rOUtine mGG Stained
CytOlOGiCal materialS tO FrOZen Cell PelletS: a
reliaBle alternatiVe material FOr mOleCUlar analySiS
in lUnG CanCer
a. Boyez, d. Brisou, a. Pujals, k. leroy, J. tran-Van-nhieu
Department of Pathology, Hôpital Henri-Mondor-APHP and Faculté de Médecine-UPEC,
Créteil, France
14.48 FP8-7 diaGnOStiC Utility and aPPliCatiOn OF
immUnOCytOCHemiStry in liQUid BaSed PreParatiOn in
reSPiratOry leSiOnS
a. nalwa, r. Walia, d. Jain, k. madan1, S. mathur, V.k.iyer
Departments of Pathology and 1Pulmonary Medicine and Sleep Disorders, All India
Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, India
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11.30 - 12.20
Free Papers 9 Gynaecological Cytology 3 & Breast
Chairmen:C. Casadio (italy) and B. majak (norway)
11.30 FP9-1 HaZardS and BeneFitS OF COmmenCinG SCreeninG at
25 yearS
J. Grace, H. llewellyn
Pathology North, Gosford NSW Australia ACT Pathology The Canberra Hospital, Canberra
ACT Australia
11.40 FP9-2 tWO StePS rePrOdUCiBility teSt in CerViCal
CytOlOGy
a. Bondi, P. Pierotti, S. lega, S. negri, P. Crucitti, i. Banchelli,
P. Sassoli de’ Bianchi°, C. naldoni°
11.50 FP9-3 Fine-needle BiOPSy and COr needle BiOPSy FOr
Primary mOrPHOlOGiCal diaGnOSiS OF BreaSt CanCer
e. Furminskaya, a. kudaybergenova, m.Savostikova
Laboratory of clinical cytology, N.N. Blokhin Russian Cancer Research Center, Moscow,
Russia
12.00 FP9-4 CytOlOGiCal FeatUreS USeFUl in tHe diFFerential
diaGnOSiS BetWeen lOBUlar and lOBUlar-like BreaSt
CarCinOma
d. rozze, F. Zanconati, e. Ober, F. Giudici, m. Pinamonti, d. Bonazza,
l. di Bonito
red 2 rOOm
Anatomia Patologica e Citodiagnostica, Ospedale Maggiore, and °The Department of
Public Health, Emilia Romagna Region, Bologna, Italia
Università degli Studi di Trieste
12.10 FP9-5 diaGnOStiC PrOBlemS in mr GUided imPrint
PrOState CytOlOGy. PilOt StUdy
B. majak, k. kleppen
Cytology Division, Dept.of Pathology, Telemark Hospital
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11.30 - 12.20
Free Papers 10 Soft tissues & Urine
Chairmen: F. alameda (Spain) and a. Field (australia)
11.30 FP10-1 Fine needle aSPiratiOn (Fna) in GranUlar Cell
tUmOr (GCt). eXPerienCe OF inStitUt CUrie
J. klos, V. marck, m. laé, a.Vincent-Salomon, J. klijanienko
Department of Pathology, Institut Curie, Paris, France
11.40 FP10-2 tHe rOle OF Urinary CytOlOGy in diaGnOSinG
UrOlOGiCal maliGnanCy: a CliniCal aUdit
n. Bua1, i. a. khan1, a. Coup2, m. thomas1
Urology department, Scunthorpe general hospital, northern lincolnshire and Goole NHS
foundation trust,
2
Dept of Cellular Pathology, Lincoln County Hospital, Lincoln
yellOW 2 rOOm
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11.50 FP10-3 dUal immUnOStaininG WitH P53 and Ck20 FOr
imPrOVinG CanCer deteCtiOn in Urinary CytOlOGy
P. mikou, k. Vrettou, m. lenos, F. antoniadou, S. Sousouris, i. kalliteraki,
i. katafigiotis, C. Constantinides
Cytopathology and Urology Departments, Laiko Hospital, Athens, Greece
12.00 FP10-4 COmPariSOn BetWeen CytOSPin and liQUid-BaSed
CytOlOGy in Urine SPeCimenS ClaSSiFied aCCOrdinG tO
tHe PariS SyStem
P. Straccia, t. Bizzarro, e.d. rossi, r.m. russo, F. Cianfrini, G. Fadda,
F. Pierconti
Division of Anatomic Pathology and Histology - Catholic University, “Agostino Gemelli”
School of Medicine, Rome, Italy
12.10 FP10-5 PrediCtiVe Urinary CytOlOGy COrrelatinG
VariOUS aSPeCtS OF Urinary Bladder CanCer
Z. Siddiqui1, a.n Srivastava1, S.n Sankhwar2, V. Singh2, n. Zaidi1
Department of Pathology, Era’s Lucknow Medical College & Hospital, Lucknow, India.
Department of Urology, King George’s Medical University, Lucknow, India
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11.30 - 12.20
Free Papers 11 thyroid 2
Chairmen: P. Firat (turkey) and C. Gentili (italy)
11.30 FP11-1 maldi-imaGinG in tHyrOid CytOPatHOlOGy: StUdy
OF 36 CaSeS
F. Pagni, F. magni, G. de Sio, a. Smith, m. Garancini
University Milan Bicocca, Department Of Health Sciences, Pathology And Proteomics
Unit, Italy
11.40 FP11-2 VaniSHinG tUmOrS OF tHyrOid Gland. COnSeQUenCe
OF Fna?
i. kholová
11.50 FP11-3 deteCtiOn OF BraF P.Val600GlU mUtatiOn in tHyrOid
nOdUleS USinG SanGer, PyrOSeQUenCinG and neXt
GeneratiOn SeQUenCinG
a. koulis1, r. dina1, a. Hui en Foong1, S. Hing1, G. Gerrard1, a. Hayes1,
P.a. economidis2, l. Foroni1
1
Department of Cellular Pathology, Imperial College, Du Cane Road, London, United
Kingdom, 2Economides Nicosia Endocrinology Center, Nicosia, Cyprus
12.00 FP11-4 tHe eVOlVinG rOle OF StandariSed tHyrOid FnaC
rePOrtinG
i. Ben Salha, G.kocjan
yellOW 3 rOOm
Pathology, Fimlab Laboratories, Tampere University Hospital, Tampere, Finland
Department of Cellular Pathology, University College London Hospitals, London, United
Kingdom
12.10 FP11-5 tHe USe OF tHe BetHeSda SyStem FOr rePOrtinG
tHyrOid CytOPatHOlOGy in tWO yearS material
a.korolczuk , k. Bąk, m. amarowicz, k. Caban
Department of Clinical Pathomorphology, Medical University, Lublin
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TIMETABLE
e-POSterS will be displayed on plasma screens on site located in a dedicated
e-POSterS discussion area.
e-POSter will also be made available for viewing on the Congress web site.
Congress participants will be able to view them at the time slots dedicated to specific
themes.
Posters authors and participants can meet at a theme-dedicated e-POSterS discussion
station in order to view the e-posters on a plasma screen and exchange on a specific theme.
Please note that the Organisers did not / will not handle any appointment arrangements
between authors and participants; discussions will be take place spontaneously and
informally.
For posters listings and information discussiontime-table please refer to pages 65-76
tOtem
tOtem
tOtem
tOtem
17.30 - 18.45
Gynaecological
Cytology
Others
Thyroid
Salivary Glands
+ Lymph nodes
21
Sept
13.00 - 14.00
Gynaecological
Cytology
Respiratory
tract
Brain +
Breast
Effusions
22
Sept
13.00 - 14.00
Gynaecological Gastrointestinal +
Cytology
Liver and Pancreas
Urine +
Soft Tissues
Molecular
biology
date
time
SlOt
20
Sept
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Gynaecological Cytology
Totem 1
Time slot
Abstract Title
Presenter
17,30
PREDICATIVE VALUES OF CONVENTIONAL CYTOLOGY LIQUID BASED
CYTOLOGY AND HPV- DETECTION AS PRIMER SCREENING TESTS FOR EARLY
DETECTION OF CERVICAL CANCER AND ITS PRECURSORS.
A.Trauner
17,34
SMOKING BEHAVIOR AND OBESITY CORRELATED WITH CERVICAL
CYTOLOGY IN PEDY, LARISSA-GREECE.
A. BizigkouChasioti
17,38
PREVALENCE OF GYNECOLOGIC INFECTIONS OBSERVED IN
CONVENTIONAL SMEARS AND THINPREP PREPARATIONS (1997-2014)
IN MUBARAK AL-KABEER HOSPITAL, KUWAIT
A. Al-Shaheen
17,42
ASC-H CYTOLOGY - FOLLOW UP AND CLINICAL OUTCOME
D. Bazdarić
and I. Matić
17,46
TYPE-SPECIFIC PREVALENCE OF HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS INFECTION IN
WOMEN OF NORTHERN GREECE
C. Zioga
17,50
CERVICAL GASTRIC TYPE ADENOCARCINOMA WITH INITIAL POSITIVE PAP
SMEAR TEST AND HPV-18 DNA TEST
C. Zioga
17,54
EXTERNAL QUALITY CONTROL OF GYNECOLOGICAL CYTOLOGY AN
INTEROBSERVER AGREEMENT DIAGNOSTIC STUDY
F. Alameda
17,58
PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF HPV TYPING IN ASCH CASES
F. Alameda
18,02
DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE THE ATYPICAL GLANDULAR CELLS:
A RARE CARCINOMA ON PAP SMEAR
G. Ozgun
18,06
QUALITY CONTROL IN CERVICOVAGINAL CYTOLOGY
BY CYTOHISTOLOGICAL CORRELATION
N.Izadi-Mood
18,10
NORMAL-APPEARING ENDOMETRIAL CELLS IN PAP TESTS OF WOMEN
AGED FORTY YEARS OR OLDER AND CYTOHISTOLOGICAL CORRELATES
N.Izadi-Mood
18,14
SUPRACLAVICULAR LYMPH NODE ENLARGEMENT AS THE INITIAL
MANIFESTATION OF CERVICAL CANCER
P. Mikou
18,18
CORRELATION BETWEEN HPV TYPISATION AND PAP SMEAR
AMONG SERBIAN WOMEN IN LAST DECADES: OUR EXPIRIENCE
V.Krsic
18,22
DO CYTOTHECHNOLOGIST STILL HAVE THE MOST IMPORTANT ROLE IN FIGHT
AGAINST CERVICAL CANCER AND HOW THIS WORK IMPACT ON
THEMSELVES?
V.Krsic
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Others
Totem 2
Time slot
17,30
Abstract Title
SECRETS OF POLYNUCLEAR NEUTROPHILS
Presenter
A. Adda
17,34
LANGERHANS CELL HISTOCYTOSIS: A CASE REPORT OF CT
GUIDED FNAB AND IMMUNOCYTOCHEMISTRY
A. El-Habashi
17,38
ANAL HR-HPV PREVALENCE ASSESSED WITH THE COBAS HPV TEST
IN HIV INFECTED MEN WHO HAVE SEX WITH MEN
A. RodriguesPereira
17,42
FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION OF HEAD AND NECK MASSES
A. Vardouli
17,46
A PILOT STUDY EVALUATING FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION CYTOLOGY OF CLEAR CELL RENAL
CELL CARCINOMA: ANCILLARY IMMUNOCYTOCHEMISTRY AND CYTOMORPHOLOGIC
COMPARISON OF SUREPATH™ LIQUID-BASED PREPARATIONS WITH CONVENTIONAL SMEARS
C.L. Hyun
17,50
IMPLEMENTATION OF EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING IN HISTOPATHOLOGY
AND CYTOPATHOLOGY: THE HIPON E-LEARNING PLATFORM
G-H.
Thomopoulou
17,54
XP 11.2 TRANSLOCATION ASSOCIATED RENAL CELL CARCINOMA.
A CYTOPATHOLOGIC REPORT SHOWING CHARACTERISTIC HYALINE GLOBULES
H. Yim
17,58
MYELOMA CELLS CYTOMORPHOLOGY AND MORPHOMETRY IN COMPARISON
WITH KI67 AND NF-KAPPA B EXPRESSION AND CLINICAL STAGES
I. Seili-Bekafigo
18,02
EUROCYTOLOGY PROJECT 2013-2015: THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC.
J. Duskova
18,06
UNUSUAL CLINICAL PRESENTATION OF CYTOMORPHOLOGICALLY
DIAGNOSED KALA-AZAR
K. Gjadrov
Kuvezdić
18,10
SMALL NONFUNCTIONAL PARATHYROIDAL CYST:
DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC CHALLENGES
Lj. Fustar
Preradovic
18,14
ERGONOMIC PRACTICES ASSOCIATED WITH MICROSCOPIC
USE AMONG CYTOTECHNOLOGISTS
L. E. Rockson
18,18
18,22
CYTODIAGNOSIS OF MERKEL CELL CARCINOMA
M.Tetrault
DIAGNOSTICAL METHODS OF ABDOMINAL TUBERCULOSIS
N.Gujabidze
18,26
STUDY OF LESIONS OF THE CLAVICLE BY FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION CYTOLOGY
R.W. Pinto
18,30
MYOGENIC MUSCLE CELLS IN PERITONEAL WASHINGS AFTER UTERINE
MORCELLATION: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENT CYTOLOGICAL TECHNIQUES
R. Korlat
18,34
FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION DIAGNOSIS OF MERKEL CELL CARCINOMA
S. Skevoudi
18,38
TRIPLE SYNCHRONOUS CANCERS : GALLBLADDER CARCINOMA, URINARY BLADDER
CARCINOMA AND SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA OF THE SKIN - A CASE REPORT
S. Skevoudi
18,42
THE EFFECT OF SMALL AMOUNTS OF FORMALINE IN SUREPATH
WHEN ESTABLISHING PROTOCOLS FOR IMMUNOCYTOCHEMISTRY
ANGIOSARCOMA OF THE SPLEEN ON FNC: DIFFERENT
MORPHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF A SINGLE ENTITY
18,46
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I. Cozzolino
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thyroid
Totem 3
Time slot
Abstract Title
Presenter
17,30
ABNORMAL FNA THYROID RESULTS AND CYTO-HISTOPATHOLOGICAL CORRELATION
A. Goodchild
17,34
17,50
SIX YEARS' EXPERIENCE USING THE BETHESDA SYSTEM FOR REPORTING
THYROID CYTOPATHOLOGY IN MURES COUNTY HOSPITAL
CYTOLOGIC FEATURES OF SCLEROSING MUCOEPIDERMOID CARCINOMA
WITH EOSINOPHILIA OF THE THYROID GLAND : A CASE REPORT
HURTLE CELL METAPLASIA INDICATES BENIGN LESIONS
OF THYROID ON FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION
THE DIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF"LIQUID BASE SMEARS" AND "CELL BLOCK PREPARATIONS" IN
EVALUATION OF THYROID NODULES
CYTOMORPHOLOGICFEATURES IN THYROID NODULES READ AS "SUSPICIOUS FOR
MALIGNANCY" ON CYTOLOGY MAY PREDICT THYROID CANCERS WITH THE BRAF MUTATION
17,54
COMPUTER ASSISTANT DIAGNOSIS OF THYROID CYTOLOGY USING
CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORKS
17,58
CYTOLOGIC FEATURES OF MONOPHASIC SYNOVIAL SARCOMA
OF THE THYROID GLAND: A CASE REPORT
MEDULLARY CARCINOMA OF THYROID;
A PITFALL IN ASPIRATION CYTOLOGY OF THE THYROID, A CASE REPORT
17,38
17,42
17,46
18,02
A. Borda
C. S. Park
E. Tsouma
E. Keyhani
H. J. Kwon
J. Y. Jeong
J. H. Nam
M.Balci
18,06
18,10
'NAKED' NUCLEI IN THYROID PARAGANGLIOMA: A CLUE TO DIAGNOSIS BY CYTOLOGY
M. Taweevisit
FNA DIAGNOSIS OF EXTRAMEDULLARY HEMOPOIESIS IN THYROID, TWO CASES.
N. Torrecilla
18,14
CLASSIFICATION AND REGRESSION TREES TO EVALUATE
THYROID CYTOMORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS
N. Margari and
P. Karakitsos
18,18
USEFULNESS OF LIQUID BASED CYTOLOGY (LBC) OF THYROID LESION
COMBINATION OF MORPHOLOGIC AND MOLECULAR ANALYSIS.
N. Motoi
18,22
MALIGNANCY RATES IN BETHESDA CATEGORY AUS/FLUS SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE
N. Can
18,26
UNEXPECTED GUEST OF PAPILLARY THYROID CARCINOMA
COMING FROM KIDNEY A CASE REPORT
N. Can
18,30
THE MODERN APPROACH TO DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF THYROID DISEASES.
O. Brynova
18,34
ATYPIA OF UNDETERMINED SIGNIFICANCE (AUS) IN THYROID FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATIONS
(FNA): FOLLOW UP AND OUTCOME EXPERIENCE IN NEWFOUNDLAND, CANADA.
P. Erivwo
18,38
INFLAMMATION AND CANCER. COEXISTENCE OF HASHIMOTO'S THYROIDITIS
AND PAPILLARY THYROID CARCINOMA.
S. Divani
18,42
HYPERCELLULAR ADENOMA OF THE THYROID: A CASE REPORT WITH CYTOLOGICAL AND
HISTOLOGICAL FEATURES.
S.Saadi
18,46
CYTOMORPHOLOGIC FEATURES DISTINGUISHING BETHESDA CATEGORY IV
THYROID LESIONS VS. PARATHYROID
CYTOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF PRIMARY SQUAMOUS
CELL CARCINOMA OF THE THYROID
18,50
S. Sung
J. Gourmaud
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20 SEPTEMBER
Salivary Glands & lymph nodes
Totem 4
Time slot
Abstract Title
Presenter
17,30
FOCUS ON PERFORMANCE OF AXILLARY LYMPH NODE FNAC AS A PREOPERATIVE
METHOD FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF BREAST CANCER METASTASIS
C. Scacchi
17,34
FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATES OF THE SALIVARY GLAND. A FIVE YEAR EXPERIENCE
Ch. Psachoulia
17,38
EVALUATION OF THE TOUCH IMPRINT CYTOLOGY IN THE PER-OPERATORY
ANALYSIS OF SENTINEL LYMPH NODES OF BREAST CANCER
L.M. Collaço
17,42
ONCOCYTOMA OF PAROTID GLAND: RARE CASE REPORT
R. W. Pinto
17,46
BILATERAL PAROTID GLAND METASTASIS AS AN INITIAL
MANIFESTATION OF LUNG ADENOCARCINOMA
E. Tsouma
17,50
FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION CYTOLOGY RESULTS OF SALIVARY
GLAND MASSES: REVIEW OF 150 CASES
J. Musayev
17,54
CYTOLOGIC FEATURES OF LYMPHANGIOMYOMA MIMICKING
METASTATIC PAPILLARY THYROID CARCINOMA
J. Y. Jeong
17.58
ADENOID CYSTIC CARCINOMA OF MINOR SALIVARY
GLANDS OF THE BUCCAL MUCOSA: A CASE REPORT
L. Leca
18,02
MALIGNANT MELANOMA OF THE PAROTID GLAND A CASE REPORT
M. Pappa
18,06
ONCOCYTIC PARATHYROID ADENOMA. CONSIDERATIONS AND DIAGNOSTIC
PITFALLS IN THE APPROACH OF LESIONS OF THE PARATHYROID GLAND
M. Pappa
18,10
METASTASIS OF DIFFERENTIATED THYROID CARCINOMA
TO THE BILATERAL PAROTID GLANDS, A CASE REPORT
M. Balci
18,14
ACINIC CELL CARCINOMA WITH LYMPHOID STROMA
M. Á. Trigo
18,18
СYTOLOGICAL STUDY OF LYMPH NODES IN PATIENTS
WITH BORDERLINE OVARIAN TUMORS
N. Volchenko
18,22
TUBULOLOBULAR BREAST CARCINOMA METASTATIC IN PAROTID GLAND
N. Torrecilla
18,26
FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION BIOPSY (FNAB) DIAGNOSIS
OF MULTIPLE NEOPLASM ON THE NECK. A CASE REPORT
N. Ljubic
18,30
ANGIOSARCOMA OF THE SCALP METASTATIC TO PREAURICULAR
LYMPH NODE. A CASE REPORT.
Ch. Psachoulia
18,34
DIAGNOSIS OF CD5-UNDETECTED CHRONIC LYMPHOCYTIC LEUKEMIA/SMALL
LYMPHOCYTIC LYMPHOMA ON NECK LYMPH NODE CYTOLOGY, A CASE REPORT
S. Bong Yoo
18,38
ALK-1 IMMUNOCYTOCHEMISTRY IN FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION DIAGNOSIS OF
ANAPLASTIC LARGE CELL LYMPHOMA
V.K. Iyer
18,42
SIMULTANEOUS OCCURRENCE OF TONGUE CANCER (SQUAMOUS CELL
CARCINOMA) AND BREAST CANCER (SOLID-TUBULAR CARCINOMA) AS TWO
SEPARATE PRIMARY TUMOR: A CASE REPORT WITH CYTOLOGIC PRESENTATION
C. Kaneko
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21 SEPTEMBER
Totem 1
Time slot
Abstract Title
Presenter
13,00
ANALYTICAL VALIDATION OF BD TOTALYS™ MULTIPROCESSOR
C. M. Whitehead
13,04
OVARIAN LOW-GRADE SEROUS CARCINOMA INCIDENTALLY
FOUND IN A PAPANICOLAU SMEAR
C. Gerber
13,08
CERVICAL INTRAEPITHELIAL NEOPLASIA OF UNIDENTIFIABLE
HPV GENOTYPE: CASE REPORT
C. Abrantes
13,12
CYTOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS OF ENDOMETRIAL SEROUS
ADENOCARCINOMA IN A ROUTINE TEST-PAP SPECIMEN.
Ch. Psachoulia
13,16
A HIGHLY ALLOSTERIC AKT INHIBITOR SHOWS POTENT
ANTIPROLIFERATIVE ACTIVITY IN COMBINATION WITH CARBOPLATIN
(CBDCA) AND PACLITAXEL (PTX) ON MALIGNANT ASCITES CELLS
FROM PATIENTS WITH OVARIAN CANCER
E. Tominaga
13,20
ANALYSIS PROFILE OF WOMEN ATTENDED IN FIVE UNITS
BASIC HEALTH OF BELEM OF PARA SUBURB IN 2013
DIAGNOSED WITH ASCUS.
E. Baia de Brito
13,24
HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS TYPE DISTRIBUTION IN RIVERSIDE WOMEN
E. Baia de Brito
FROM DIFFERENT RIVERSIDE REGION IN THE AMAZONIAN, 2014.
13,28
RESULTS OF THE REVIEWING OF NEGATIVE
CERVICAL CYTOLOGY IN CASES HPV POSITIVE
F. Alameda
13,32
LSIL-H AND ASCH. COMPARATIVE STUDY
OF THE HPV TEST AND PATIENT FOLLOW-UP.
F. Alameda
13,36
PREDICTIVE SIGNIFICANCE OF DIFFERENT
FEATURES OF ATYPICAL GLANDULAR CELLS (AGCS)
G.Finzi
13,40
A PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY TO EVALUATE THE
DIAGNOSTIC PERFORMANCE OF LIQUID-BASED CYTOLOGY (LBC)
VERSUS CONVENTIONAL CYTOLOGY FOR DETECTING
UTERINE CERVICAL LESIONS
H. Nomura
13,44
CYTOLOGY OF ADENOSQUAMOUS CARCINOMA IN CERVICAL
CYTOLOGIC SMEARS： TWO CASES REPORT
H.C. Wang
13,48
HPV L1 CAPSID PROTEIN EXPRESSION IN WOMEN WITH HR-HPV
AND LOW-GRADE CYTOLOGY ABNORMALITIES.
I. Norman
13,52
NUCLEAR CONTOUR IRREGULARITY AND NUCLEAR ENLARGEMENT:
POTENTIAL CLUES FOR HPV-DNA POSITIVITY
IN BENIGN SMEAR SAMPLES
I.H. Erdogdu
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Time slot
Abstract Title
DESMOGLEIN 3 (DSG3) IS USEFUL IN SEPARATING SQUAMOUS
CELL CARCINOMA (SQCC) AND ADENOCARCINOMA
(ADC) OF THE LUNG IN CYTOLOGY SAMPLES
13,00
70
Totem 2
Presenter
A. Nassar
13,04
GENETIC ABERRATIONS IN NON-SMALL CELL LUNG CARCINOMA
(NSCLC): EXPERIENCE IN A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL
IN NEWFOUNDLAND, CANADA
A. Karavelic
13,08
DETECTION OF ACTIVATING EGFR MUTATION STATUS USING
CYTOLOGY CELL FREE DNA IN SUPERNATANT FROM
LIQUID-BASED CYTOLOGY OF BRONCHIAL WASHING
AND BRONCHIAL BRUSHING SAMPLES
A. Kawahara
13,12
CYTO-HISTOLOGICAL CORRELATION OF RESPIRATORY
SAMPLES 2013-5 AT THE ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, LONDON
A.R. Pain
13,16
DIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF CELL BLOCKS OBTAINED FROM LIQUID
BASED CYTOLOGIES OF BRONCHIAL ASPIRATION AND BRUSHING
C. Sadullahoğlu
13,20
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CONVENTIONAL TBNA AND
EBUS-TBNA WITH RAPID ON-SITE EVALUATION IN THE
DIAGNOSIS OF MEDIASTINAL LYMPHADENOPATHY
S. Mathur
13,24
SECONDARY PULMONARY INVOLVEMENT BY MANTLE CELL
LYMPHOMA OF THE STOMACH PRIMARILY DIAGNOSED
BY BRUSHING AND WASHING CYTOLOGY.
E. Tsouma
13,28
EPIDERMAL GROWTH FACTOR RECEPTOR MUTATIONS IN
NON-SMALL CELL LUNG CARCINOMAS ON FINE NEEDLE
ASPIRATES OF PATIENTS FROM KUWAIT
K.Kapila
13,32
HISTOLOGICAL MAPPING OF BRONCHIAL CYTOLOGY
DETECTING CARCINOMA SMALL CELL (CPC)
M. Saad
13,36
LIQUID-BASED CYTOLOGY IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF LUNG TUMORS.
N. Volchenko
13,40
PRIMARY MYXOID LIPOSARCOMA OF THE MEDİASTİNUM
DIAGNOSED BY FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION
P.Atasoy
13,44
ROLE OF FNAC IN DIAGNOSIS OF METATSTATIC
LESIONS OF EWINGS SARCOMA
R. W. Pinto
13,48
IF POSSIBLE TO DIAGNOSE METASTATIC PRIMARY PULMONARY
LYMPHOEPITHELIOMA-LIKE CARCINOMA BY EBUS-FNA
PERFOMED FROM MEDIASTINAL LYMPH NODES: A CASE REPORT?
V. Kravtsov
13,52
DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY OF RAPID IMPRINT CYTOLOGY
OF C/T GUIDED CORE NEEDLE BIOPSY OF LUNG LESIONS.
Z. Chondrodimos
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Poster
Session
21 SEPTEMBER
Brain & Breast
Time slot
13,00
Abstract Title
RHABDOID MENINGIOMA INTRAOPERATIVE
DIAGNOSIS: A CHALLENGE
13,04
PROGRESSIVE MULTIFOCAL LEUKOENCEPHALOPATHY.
INTRAOPERATIVE CYTOLOGICAL FINDINGS
A. B. Roche
13,08
CYTOLOGIC FEATURES OF HEMANGIOBLASTOMA.
A REPORT OF SIX CASES
C. Barcena
13,12
FINE-NEEDLE CYTOLOGY OF THE BREAST: AN
INSTITUTIONAL EXPERIENCE OF 1333 CASES IN TWO YEARS
A. Cascone
13,16
IMMUNOCYTOCHEMICAL NOVEL RABBIT MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY
HER2NEU EXPRESSION AND GENE AMPLIFICATION WITH
FLUORESCENCE IN SITU HYBRIDIZATION ON CELLBLOCKS
OF BREAST CARCINOMAS
R. N. Rao
13,20
ADENOMYOEPITHELIOMA OF THE BREAST.
A DIFFICULT CYTOLOGIC DIAGNOSIS
E.Tsouma
13,24
PAGET'S S DISEASE OF THE BREAST. DESCRIPTION OF A CASE REPORT
E.Tsouma
13,28
CYTOLOGY OF GANGLIOCYTIC PARAGANGLIOMA
OF THE FILUM TERMINALE
E.Tejerina
13,32
CHALLENGING BREAST LESIONS: USEFULNESS OF FINE-NEEDLE
ASPIRATION CYTOLOGY AND CELL BLOCKS
L. Ivkovski
13,36
MALE BREAST CANCER - A CASE REPORT
J. Faryna
13,40
CYTOLOGIC FEATURES OF PLEOMORPHIC XANTHOASTROCYTOMA.
A COMPARATIVE STUDY WITH GLIOBLASTOMA.
J.A. Jimenez
Heffernan
13,44
CYTOLOGIC FEATURES OF GIANT CELL GLIOBLASTOMA.
A REPORT OF FIVE CASES
J.A. Jimenez
Heffernan
13,48
A NEW STRATEGY FOR BREAST CARCINOMA BIOBANKING:
THE USE OF FTA CARDS TO STORE FINE NEEDLE CYTOLOGY SAMPLES
L. Lucchese
13,52
CAN WE ASSESS THE HER-2/NEW STATUS USING
IMMUNOCYTOCHEMISTRY ON FINE-NEEDLE ASPIRATION
CYTOLOGY SMEARS THAT WERE PREVIOUSLY
STAINED WITH PAPANICOLAOU STAIN?
M. Abe
13,56
LOA LOA FILARIASIS WITH NEUROLOGICAL INVOLVEMET.
DIAGNOSIS FOR DIRECT VISION CSF CITOLOGY.
M.A. Trigo
Totem 3
Presenter
A. B. Roche
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Poster
Session
21 SEPTEMBER
effusions
Totem 4
Time slot
Abstract Title
Presenter
13,00
METASTATIC BENIGN FIBROUS HISTIOCYTOMA
IN PLEURAL FLUID. A CASE REPORT
Ch. Psachoulia
13,04
MALIGNANT MESOTHELIOMA OF THE PERITONEUM
DIAGNOSED IN ASCITIC FLUID
C. Abrantes
13,08
METASTATIC ADENOCARCINOMA TO SYNOVIAL
JOINT OF LEFT GREAT TOE
C.Vallejo
13,12
THORACOBILIA NON-SECONDARY TO FISTULA:
A RARE CYTOLOGIC FINDING IN EXTRAHEPATIC
BILIARY TRACT DISEASE
E. Tejerina
13,16
MESOTHELIN DETECTION IN PLEURAL EFFUSION
AND IN SERUM IMPROVES THE MESOTHELIOMA
DIAGNOSIS BASED ON CYTOLOGY.
F. Fedeli
13,20
CYTOPATHOLOGIC DIAGNOSIS OF HIGH GRADE
SARCOMA OF GYNAECOLOGICAL ORIGIN
H.C. Jarvis
13,24
DIAGNOSTIC USEFULNESS OF CLAUDIN-3 AND CLAUDIN-4
FOR DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN METASTATIC
ADENOCARCINOMA CELLS AND REACTIVE
MESOTHELIAL CELLS IN EFFUSION CELL BLOCKS
J.S. Lee
13,28
THE VALUE OF IMMUNOCYTOCHEMICAL METHOD
IN DIAGNOSTICS PRIMARY AND METASTATIC TUMOUR
TO PLEURAL FLUID
L.M. Bazulina
13,32
SMALL BLUE CELLS IN PLEURAL FLUID
N. Can
13,36
PRIMARY EFFUSION LYMPHOMA - IN AN HIV-NEGATIVE PATIENT.
R. Sampaio
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Poster
Session
22 SEPTEMBER
Totem 1
Time slot
Abstract Title
Presenter
13,00
THE ROLE OF CYTOLOGY, COLPOSCOPY AND BIOMARKERS
IN IMPLEMENTING PERSONALIZED CUMULATIVE RISK
ALGORITHM FOR POST-LLETZ RECCURENCE PREDICTION
M. Nasioutziki
13,04
CERVICAL CELL LESIONS AND HPV INFECTION
M. Zamurovic
and Z. Perisic
13,08
USEFULNESS OF INTRA-OPERATIVE TOUCH IMPRINTING CYTOLOGY
OF SENTINEL LYMPH NODES IN ENDOMETRIAL CANCER FOR
IMPROVING INTRA-OPERATIVE DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY
N. Susumu
13,12
COEXISTENCE OF CERVICAL INTRAEPITHELIAL NEOPLASIA WITH
ATYPICAL GLANDULAR CELLS IN CERVICAL CYTOLOGY
P. Mentzelopoulou
13,16
THE ROLE OF PIPELLE ENDOMETRIAL SAMPLING
IN ENDOMETRIAL DISEASE DIAGNOSIS
P. Mentzelopoulou
13,20
EVALUATION OF INDIVIDUAL GLOBAL RISK
FOR HPV-ASSOCIATED TUMORS
G.A. Perrone
13,24
A PYROSEQUENCING ASSAY FOR THE QUANTITATIVE
METHYLATION ANALYSIS OF GALR1 IN ENDOMETRIAL SAMPLES.
P. Karakitsos
and N. Margari
13,28
ARE SECONDARY BIOPSY INCREASES SENSITIVITY IN THE
DETECTION OF CERVICAL INTRAEPITHELIAL NEOPLASIAS - CINS?
R. Zivadinovic
13,32
NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING IN PARISEST: IMPACT ON PATIENT MANAGEMENT IN A SERIES OF 472 CASES
S. Hachemane
13,36
RESULTS OF THE FOLLOW UP IN ASC-US PERSISTENT CASES
S.Teleman
13,40
SIGNIFICANCE CLINICAL-MORPHOLOGICAL AND DNA-FCM DATA
FOR PROGNOSIS OF THE EARLY STAGES UTERINE CANCER (UC).
V.V.Popov
13,44
MALIGNANT ENDOMETRIAL POLYP: A CASE REPORT
W.X. Peng
13,48
LARGE CELL NEUROENDOCRINE CARCINOMA OF THE UTERINE
CERVIX MISDIAGNOSED AS ADENOCARCINOMA IN CERVICAL LIQUID
BASED CYTOLOGY
Y.D. Choi
13,52
SIGNIFICANCE OF CERVICAL SCREENING TEST IN MONITORING
PATIENTS WITH SQUAMOUS INTRAEPITHELIAL LESIONS
OF LOW MALIGNANT POTENTIAL - CASE STUDY
Z.Perisic
13,56
ORGANIZATION OF CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING
IN THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN
Zh. Yeleubayeva
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Poster
Session Gastrointestinal & liver and Pancreas Totem 2
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Time slot
Abstract Title
Presenter
13,00
FNA OF PRIMARY HEPATIC ALCL-CASE REPORT
A. Vasilj
13,04
ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND GUIDED FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION
CYTOLOGY OF SURGICALLY CONFIRMED CYSTIC PANCREATIC
NEUROENDOCRINE TUMORS: A MAYO CLINIC EXPERIENCE
A. Nassar
13,08
THE IMPACT OF THE NEW PROPOSED PAPANICOLAOU SOCIETY OF
CYTOPATHOLOGY TERMINOLOGY FOR PANCREATICOBILIARY
CYTOLOGY IN EUS-FNA: A SINGLE INSTITUTIONAL EXPERIENCE.
A. Nassar
13,12
CYTOMORPHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF PEDIATRIC HEPATOCELLULAR
CARCINOMA: A USEFUL DIAGNOSTIC ADJUNCT
A. Nalwa
13,16
PANCREATIC METASTATIS FROM AN UNEXPECTED ORIGIN:
A CASE REPORT
G. Ozgun
13,20
EUS-FNA CYTOLOGY VS. FORCEPS AND RESECTION BIOPSY IN
EVALUATION OF THE PROGNOSTIC PARAMETERS OF
GASTROINTESTINAL STROMAL TUMORS.
H. Faistova
13,24
ADENOCARCINOMA WITH SIGNET RING CELL FEATURES PRESENTING
SYNCHRONOUSLY IN THE PANCREAS AND ESOPHAGUS - A CASE
STUDY WITH CYTOLOGY-HISTOLOGY CORRELATION.
J. Mantilla
13,28
STRUCTURAL CHANGES OF LIVER AFTER THERMAL INJURY AND
EARLY NECRECTOMY AND USING OF LYOPHILIZED XENOGRAPHTS
L.Tupol
13,32
A SUGGESTION FOR CYTOLOGIC PREPARATION AND FIVE-TIERED
REPORTING SYSTEM FOR BILIARY TRACT CYTOLOGY
AND FISH ANALYSIS
M.A. Demir
13,36
HEPATOCELLULAR CARCINOMA METASTASIS TO ADRENAL GLAND:
DIAGNOSIS IN FINE NIDDLE ASPIRATION
N. Can
13,40
EVALUATION OF THE BEST IMMUNOSTAINING PANEL (PVHL, MASPIN
AND S100P) FOR ADENOCARCINOMA OF THE PANCREAS
M. Perez
Machado
13,44
MALIGNANT PANCREATIC PATHOLOGY WITH FINE-NEEDLE
ASPIRATION CITOLOGY GUIDED BY ENDOSCOPIC
ULTRASOUND: FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE
R.D. Garcia
Angel
13,48
EXPERT SYSTEM FOR PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS OF
ADENOCARCINOMA AND CHRONIC PANCREATITIS
V. Kirillov
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Session
22 SEPTEMBER
Urine & Soft tissues
Totem 3
Time slot
Abstract Title
Presenter
13,00
THE ANALYSIS OF REPORTS FOR URINARY LIQUID BASED
CYTOLOGY IN ONE YEAR MATERIAL
A.Korolczuk
13,04
BLADDER MELANOSIS: THE CONTRIBUTION OF CYTOLOGY
IN A RARE DIAGNOSIS
C. Abrantes
13,08
PROSTATIC SMALL CELL CARCINOMA IN URINE SAMPLES
A CASE REPORT.
E.Lavranou
13,12
VILEM DUSAN (FEDOROVICH) LAMBL (1824-1895):
INTERNATIONAL AND INSPIRING.
J. Duskova
13,16
CYTOLOGICAL CLUES TO INFANTILE DIGITAL FIBROMATOSIS
A CASE REPORT
M. A.Demir
13,20
DNA-FCM IN THE DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS AND
PROGNOSIS OF PROSTATE CANCER (PC).
N.Tevriukova
13,24
CYTOLOGY OF SCHWANNOMA IN THE HEAD AND NECK REGION
K. Trutin Ostovic
13,28
FNA FINDINGS IN FOCAL (NODULAR) MYOSITIS OF A NEWBORN.
R. Lucci
13,32
CLEAR CELL ADENOCARCINOMA OF THE URETHRA
A CASE REPORT OF LIQUID BASED CYTOLOGY
S.Y. Jin
13,36
A CASE OF EPITHELOID HEMANGIENOTHELIOMA
MASQUERADING AS INGUINAL LYMPH NODE METASTASIS
T. Sauer
13,40
A COMPARATIVE CYTOLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR CYTOLOGICAL
STUDY OF NODULAR FASCIITIS AND
BENIGN FIBROUS HISTIOCYTOMA
T. Motoi
13,44
EVALUATION OF IMMUNOCYTOCHEMICAL STAINING OF P53
ON LIQUID-BASED UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA, ATYPICAL
UROTHELIAL PROLIFERATION
AND REACTIVE UROTHELIAL PROLIFERATION
V. Kouli
13,48
THE DIAGNOSIS OF A METASTATIC NEOPLASM
OF THE KIDNEY TO THE LUNG
V. Kouli
13,52
CYTOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS OF RENAL CELL
CARCINOMA IN VOIDED URINE
V. Kouli
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Poster
Session
22 SEPTEMBER
molecular Biology
Totem 4
Time slot
Abstract Title
Presenter
13,00
COMPARISON OF RESULTS OF HIGH-RISK-HPV-DETECTION AND
REPORTS OF CONISATION IN FOLLOW UP.
A. Trauner
13,04
HPV TESTING USING A COBAS 4800, HCII, AND FLOW-CHIP.
A COMPARATIVE STUDY
F. Alameda
13,08
HETEROGENEITY OF ANAPLASTIC LYMPHOMA KINASE GENE
REARRANGEMENT IN NON-SMALL-CELL LUNG CARCINOMAS:
A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN SMALL BIOPSY
AND EXCISION SAMPLES
H. Abe
13,12
GENOTYPING OF HPV IN INVASIVE CERVICAL CANCER
K. H.Park
13,16
HPV INFECTION AND MOTHER-TO-CHILD TRANSMISSION
THROUGH VAGINAL DELIVERY
M. Gavriil
13,20
MDM2 SNP 309 AND HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS
INFECTION IN CERVICAL CARCINOGENESIS
M.Ueda
13,24
METHYLATION OF MAL1 AND CADM1 IN HISTOLOGICAL
CONFIRMED LBC SAMPLES
N.Margari
13,28
APPLICATION OF THE METHOD OF FISH IN ONCOCYTOLOGY.
E. Slavnova
13,32
CYTOMORPHOLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR STUDY FOR THE
DETECTION OF HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS (ΗPV)
ORAL INFECTION IN YOUNG STUDENTS
OF ALEXANDER TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE
OF THESSALONIKI (ATEITH), GREECE
St.Makri
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ECC 2015 AWARDS
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THE BEST E-POSTER AND THE BEST ORAL PRESENTATION AWARD
All contributions will be reviewed by 4 delegate Chairs of the Scientific
Committee that will award n. 2 prizes. Category : The Best E-Poster and the
Best Oral Presentation.
There will be a unique winner, for each category, and will have to attend the
Award Ceremony presenting a brief summary of the work. If the winner won’t
be present at the Award Ceremony the prize will not be awarded.
The AWARD will consist in the free registration to the ECC2015 and 3 nights
hotel reservation (20-21-22 September).
Condition of Acceptance
Authors should ensure that the abstracts are written in acceptable standard
English.
Please note that errors in the text will not be corrected; the content and
literary standard of submitted abstracts is under the author’s responsibility.
The author can indicate the preferred presentation mode in the submission
form.
All abstracts will initially be reviewed, graded and accepted or rejected by
the session chairs. The delegate Chairs of the Scientific Committee reserve
the right to determine whether a submission is accepted as oral or poster
presentation
In case of more than one author, at least the presenting author must be
registered to the Congress, in case the same author wants to present more
than one abstract, the second author has to be registered to the Congress.
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Assignment of Prizes:
The abstracts received will be reviewed and graded by the 4 delegate Chairs
of the Scientific Committee that will make their decision considering the
following criteria
l Originality of the research ( from 1 to 10 points)
l Methods applied (from 1 to 10 points)
l Innovation (from 1 to 10 points)
l Technology (from 1 to 10 points)
All authors (1st author) under 35 year will be evaluated with a greater score
( from 1 to 10 additional points by assigning top marks to the youngest).
The final ranking is unappealable and will not be published (it will be showed
only upon personal request to the President of the Scientific Committee)
In case of equal score the winner will be the youngest 1st Author
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GENERAL INFO
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GENERAL INFORMATION AND CONDITIONS
CONGRESS DATES
The ECC 2015 will take place from Sunday 20th September to Wednesday
23rd September 2015.
CONGRESS VENUE
Via Gattamelata (Gate 14) Milan, Italy
www.micmilano.it
OFFICIAL LANGUAGE
English is the official language of the congress. No simultaneous translation
will be provided.
CONGRESS OFFICE CONTACT DETAILS
ORGANIZING SECRETERIAT:
SIAPEC SERVIZI SRL
Via Filippo Cordova, 95 - 90143 Palermo
Contact Person: Mrs. Valentina Borgese
Office Ph . +39.091.306887 – Mob +39.349.7648082
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Contact Person: Mrs. Serena Bucci Mob. +39.3318303287
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DELEGATE REGISTRATION
ONLINE REGISTRATION WILL CLOSE ON SEPTEMBER 10TH Cancellation conditions: registration fee non refundable
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ONSITE REGISTRATION
Delegates after September 10th may register to ECC2015 ON SITE at the
rigistration desk. Accepted method of payment: cash or credit card
(VISA/MASTERCARD/CIRRUS/ MAESTRO) - Personal or Company Bank
check are not accepted.
The invoice will be issued after the end of the congress and will be sent via
EMAIL.
Registration Fees
delegate
delegate Under 35
Cytotechnologist
Student/resident
Workshop each
Slide seminar each
accompanying person
exhibitor
delegate - Oneday Fee
Cytotechnologist - Oneday Fee
Until
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September 10th
INSURANCE AND LIABILITY DISCLAIMER
The Congress Organizers cannot be held liable for any hindrance or
disruption of Congress proceedings arising from political, social, health or
economic events or any other unforeseen incidents beyond their control.
The congress cancellation conditions shall apply in any case.
Registration of a participant entails acceptance of the cancellation
conditions. The Congress Organizers have strongly recommended that
participants obtain adequate cover for cancellation travel, health, accident
and cancellation insurance before departing from their countries.
The Congress Organizers will accept no liability for personal injuries
sustained by or for loss or damage to property belonging to congress
participants either during or as a result of the Congress or during all events.
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CHANGES IN PROGRAM
For scientific and/or technical reasons the organizing committee and
secretariat reserve the right to make any changes in the Congress Program.
CONGRESS PROCEEDINS BOOK
All abstracts and presentations are in English. Abstracts are published online
and in the on line version of Cytopathology book.
It will contain:
l Proffered papers (oral and E-posters): selected and accepted by the
Abstracts Selection Committee
l Invited speakers abstracts: received by closing date of book production
end June 2015.
CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE
A certificate of attendance will be provided after the Congress to all
preregistered and on-site registered attendees only upon request and it will
be sent via e-mail to the e-mail address indicated when registered online.
EACCME CREDITS
39th EUROPEAN CONGRESS OF CYTOLOGY (ECC 2015) was granted 18
European CME credits by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing
Medical Education (EACCME). Certificates will be sent to participants after
the Congress. The following conditions are mandatory for CME credits:
l attendance throughtout the Congress of at least 17 houres.
l return of the CME test duly filled in to the Organizing Secretariat
ACCREDITAMENTO ECM (for Italian Participants only)
39th EUROPEAN CONGRESS OF CYTOLOGY (ECC 2015) ha ottenuto nr. 8,5
crediti ECM.
Il Test ONLINE verterà su tutti gli argomenti trattati al Congresso saranno
disponibili ONLINE dal 28 sett. ore 13.00 all’1 ott. ore 13.00. Si ricorda che
per superare il Test è necessario rispondere esattamente al 75% delle
domande proposte.
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INSURANCE
Neither the organization nor the conference agency are responsible for
individual medical, travel or personal insurance. Delegates are requested to
arrange their own travel and health insurance. The organizers cannot
assume liability for changes in the program due to external circumstances
CELLULAR PHONES
Participants are kindly requested to turn on silent mode their mobile phones
when entering the meeting rooms and in the E-posters and exhibition areas.
TELEPHONES
For international calls to Italy, dial the international code followed by 39 and
the correspondent’s number (without the 0).
CREDIT CARDS
Major credit cards are accepted in hotels, restaurants and shops. Schould
you like to pay with credit card for a taxi, please inform the driver
immediately when you step in.
DISABLED PERSONS ACCESS
A lift for disabled people is available AT EACH LEVEL on the Mi.Co. Congress
Center.
Should you need further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact any
of the Congress Staff.
FIRST AID
For assistance, please contact any of the CYTOLOGY 2015 staff member.
SMOKING POLICY
ECC2015 is a no-smoking Congress. Please note that smoking is prohibited
by-Law within the Congress premises.
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DUPLICATION, RECORDING, PHOTOS
Photography, audio-taping, videorecording, digital taping or any other form
of duplication is strictly prohibited in the session rooms and E-poster
areas. In the exhibition area, pictures or film are allowed if permitted by the
concerned exhibitor.
BANKING
Bank services are available throughtout the city. Bank are open weekdays
from 8.30 to 13.30 and 1 hour during the afternoon. Milan is well supplied
with ATM, most of wich accept the major credit cards; furthermore, money
can be changed in the hotels during the week-end or in exchange kiosks.
The monetary unit in Italy is Euro (€).
WEATHER
September is a rainy month but still temperatures range from 13°C to 25 °C.
Evenings are cool, in particular outdoors. It is advisable to bring some warm
clothes with you. On the average you can expect 5 hours of sunshine each
day although you may experience some rain.
ACCOMMODATION
If you have used the Hotel and Booking Secretariat services to handle your
accommodation, please do not hesitate to ask the staff on-site for
information/assistance.
Please remember:
l All guests are responsible for their own accommodation and incidental
charges which are to be settled upon departure from the hotel. If you
have paid a deposit via the Congress office, this will be deducted from
the total amount of your hotel bill when leaving.
l “No Shows” on the first night will automatically cancel the entire
reservation and involve the loss of the entire deposit; hotels reserve the
right to charge you also for the remaining cancelled nights not covered
by the pre-paid deposit.
l If you shorten your stay, hotels reserve the right to charge you for the
balance of your stay
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ABOUT MILAN
A lively city!
Milan, the city selected for the 2015 EXPO, was the thirteenth most visited
city in the world in 2014 and the New York Times named it the #1 place to
go in 2015. It’s a city to explore and love, full of treasures and a lively night
life. Of ancient roman origin, Milan has always been an interesting and
vibrant city: it was one of the most glorious towns during the Middle Ages,
and the home of most spectacular Italian courts during the Renaissance.
Leonardo da Vinci arrived in Milan from Florence looking for a job and ended
up staying for a long time, as well as many others did after him. Milan has a
considerable part of the Italian cultural heritage and is one of the major art
cities. Countless works of art are housed in Milan, and almost all can be
reached on foot or by tube from the conference center.
EXPO 2015
Expo Milano 2015 is a non-commercial Universal Exposition with some very
unique and innovative features. The theme of Feeding the Planet, Energy
for Life is of sure interest also for the biomedical engineering community.
Open from May 1 to October 31, 2015, the Expo will host over 130
participants. Running for 184 days, this giant exhibition site, covering one
million square meters, is expected to welcome over 20 million visitors.
TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM IN MILAN
Moving around Milan is easy. Take a look at the web site of ATM. Azienda Trasporti
Milanesi – ATM – is a Public Limited Company owned by the Milan Municipality and
managing public transportation in an area with a population of 2.4 million people.
Quite remarkable are the historical trolleys, still serving the city after a century (you
might have seen one of them“on leave”to San Francisco, where they serve the F line
in the Fisherman’s Wharf area). If you have a smartphone, you can download the
ATM’s app http://www.atm.it/en/ViaggiaConNoi/Pages/ATMMobile.aspx, to help
you navigate around.
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HOW TO REACH THE CONGRESS VENUE
BY AIR
Linate
Take bus no. 73 in the "National Arrivals Exit" area all the way to the terminal
in Piazza San Babila. Go down into the Metro. Here take the Red Line 1 (Rho
Fiera Milano direction).
for the "piazzale Carlo Magno / via Gattamelata" entrance: get off at the
“Cadorna” stop, exit the subway and go to the railroad station above : take
the first train departing and get off at the “Domodossola” stop – just 600 m
from the Congress Centre.
Malpensa
The “MALPENSA EXPRESS” train service will take you directly from the airport
to the centre of Milan in 40 minutes, arriving at the Ferrovie Nord “Cadorna”
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station. Here take the Red Metro Line 1 (Rho Fiera Milano direction).
“Cadorna” stop, exit the subway and go to the railroad station above: take
Orio al Serio
The “AUTOSTRADALE” or “AIR PULLMAN” bus service will take you directly
from the airport to Milan Central Station in 60 minutes: then take the Metro
Geen Line 2 (Abbiategrasso direction) and get off at “Cadorna”.
Here take the Red Line 1 (Rho Fiera Milano direction).
BY TRAIN
Central Station – Garibaldi Station
Take the Metro Green Line 2 (Abbiategrasso direction) and get off at
“Cadorna”. Here take the Metro Red Line 1 (Rho Fiera Milano direction).
Stazione Cadorna
Here take the Metro Red Line 1 (Rho Fiera Milano direction). for the "piazzale
Carlo Magno / via Gattamelata" entrance: get off at the “Cadorna” stop, exit
the subway and go to the railroad station above: take the first train
departing and get off at the “Domodossola” stop – just 600 m from the
Congress Centre.
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BY CAR
From any of the ring roads circling Milan follows the signs to Fieramilanocity,
or to any of the large Park & Ride car parks located close to these Metro
stops: Cascina Gobba (1800 cars). Green Line San Donato (1800 cars). Yellow Line
Famagosta (3000 cars). Green Line
Bisceglie (1900 cars). Red Line
Lampugnano (2000 cars). Red Line
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Buses & Trams
for the "piazzale Carlo Magno / via Gattamelata" entrance:
Bus no. 78 – get off at Colleoni/Gattamelata,
Tram no. 19 - get off at Boezio
Tram no. 27 - get off at Piazza 6 Febbraio
Metro
Liliac Line 5:
for the "piazzale Carlo Magno / via Gattamelata" entrance: get off at the “Portello” stop,
walk along via Colleoni and, on the right, via Gattamelata for approx. 450 m,
otherwise get off at the "Domodossola FNM" stop, and walk about 600 m towards
the Congress Centre.
Red Line 1:
for the "piazzale Carlo Magno / via Gattamelata" entrance: get off at the “Cadorna” stop,
exit the subway and go to the railroad station above : take the first train departing
and get off at the “Domodossola” stop – just 600 m from the Congress Centre
Green Line 2:
Get off at "Cadorna". For the "piazzale Carlo Magno / via Gattamelata" entrance: exit
the subway and go to the railroad station above: take the first train departing and
get off at the “Domodossola” stop – just 600 m from the Congress Centre.
Yellow Line 3:
Get off at “Duomo”, switch to the Red Line 1 (RHO Fiera Milano direction).
for the "piazzale Carlo Magno / via Gattamelata" entrance: get off at the “Cadorna” stop,
exit the subway and go to the railroad station above: take the first train departing
and get off at the “Domodossola” stop – just 600 m from the Congress Centre.
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SOCIAL EVENTS
OPENING CEREMONY AND WELCOME COCKTAIL
Sunday September 20, 2015 at 19h00
Included in the registration fee
The Opening and the Welcome Cocktail will be held in the early evening of
Sunday September 20th at the Exhibition Area – 1st floor of the Congress
Center . This will allow delegates to relax and socialise, renewing old
friendships and making new ones prior to the start of the Congress.
ECC FARWELL BUFFET AT EXPO 2015
Tuesday September 22, 2015 at 19h00
Rate per person: Euro 70,00
Farwell Buffet at "Tracce" Restaurant located at the EXPO Venue with a
unique view to the Tree of Life inspired by one of Michelangelo’s drawings
Departure by private coach from Congress Venue at 18.30, punctuality is
strictly recommended, return by private coach to congress venue at 24.00
Smart Casual – Comfortable shoes
Come and join your Colleagues and Friends for an evening to remember!!
ECC Farwell Buffet can be booked online within September 10th, after
this date booking will close. It will be possible to purchase ECC Farwell
dinner ticket ONSITE upon availability
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ACCOMPANYING PROGRAM
Accompanying person Fee: € 175,00
All delegate accompanying person are kindly requested to register not
later than September 10h - after this date ONLINE registration will close
and registration can be done ONSITE only upon availability.
PROGRAM:
Monday September 21st 2015 A special tour on the roofs
(3 houres’ tour – lunch not included)
Included in the Accompanying person fee
Departure and return from MI.CO. (Congress Center)
By mini-bus and on foot. Tour in English.
Tuesday September 22nd 2015 Milan from past to future
(3 houres’ tour – lunch not included)
Included in the Accompanying person fee
Departure and return from MI.CO. (Congress Center)
By mini-bus and on foot. Tour in English.
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PRATICAL INFORMATION
REGISTRATION DESK OPENING HOURS
Sunday, September 20th :
12.30 – 19.00
Monday, September 21st :
08.30 – 18.00
nd
Tuesday, September 22 :
08.30 – 18.00
Wednesday, September 23rd:
08.30 – 13.30
Badge information/Lost badge
Badges are nominative, not transferable and cannot be lent to anyone
during ECC Congress. All participants are kindly requested to wear their
badge throughtout their permanence at the Congress Venue. Delegates,
presenters and Faculty badge allows the entrance to all scientific sessions
(limited to seat availability), to the exhibition area
The Exhibitors badge allows the entrance to the exhibition and service areas.
Admission will be refused to anyone not wearing an appropriate badge.
The Exhibition Opening hours are:
Exhibition will remain open according to Congress time schedule
SPEAKERS PREVIEW ROOM
A speaker preview room will be provided for all oral presentations on the
first floor of the congress center.
Presentations must be in PowerPoint form only (MAC or PC) and saved on
an empty USB key.
All presenters must announce themselves to the AV technician in the
Speaker Preview room the day before or at least 3 hours before the
scheduled session time.
Restrictions: Personal laptops cannot be connected directly to the
projectors in the Congress rooms
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Slide Center Opening Houres
Sunday, September 20th:
Monday, September 21st:
Tuesday, September 22nd:
Wednesday, September 23rd :
12.30 - 17.30
8.30 - 13.00
8.30 - 13.00
8.30 - 13.00
and
and
14.00 - 18.00
14.00 - 18.00
Disclosure of conflict of interest
For a full transparency, it is planned that any commercial affiliation is openly
declared and identified at the beginning of every
presentation /E-poster to inform the audience about it.
Every speaker/author presenting a financial link or an affiliation to
commercial organizations is considered as having a conflict of interest,
which can have a direct or indirect link with the contents of the conference.
E-POSTERS
E-POSTERS will be displayed on plasma screens on site located in a
dedicated E-POSTERS discussion area.
Congress participants will be able to view them at the time slots dedicated
to specific themes.
Posters authors and participants can meet at a theme-dedicated E-POSTERS
discussion totem in order to view the E-posters on a plasma screen and
exchange on a specific theme.
Please note that the Organisers did not / will not handle any appointment
arrangements between authors and participants; discussions will be take
place spontaneously and informally.
For posters listings and information discussion time-table please refer to
section Poster Discussion
COFFE STATION & SNACK LUNCHES
During morning and afternoon a self service coffee station is available at the
Exhibition Area.
There is also a permanent Cafeteria/Bar on level 1. Please note that you will
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have to pay for consumption there.
Snack lunches on 21 and 22 september will be served at 12.30.
Snack lunches are included in the registration fee.
No snack lunches will be provided on September 20th and 23rd
INTERNET ACCESS
The Congress organizers have made available to the participants a WIFI
access.
This access is free of charge and will be provided for the duration of the
event.
CLOAKROOM
A free cloakroom is located near the Congress Welcome Desk (level 1). Please
make sure that no personal belongings are left after sessions closing each
day. Opening hours are the same as the Congress time schedule.
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