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Welcome to pathkids.com! The website for Southwest England Histopathology Trainees Updated Jan 2010 (Truro)
The December training day included a very up to date and practical case based discussion of anal pathology from the eminent and impressive Dr Newton Wong. The afternoon session on Dermatopathology from Dr Paul Craig is now on the 2009 training diary. It was an excellent October training day from Mark Smith (fibroblastic proliferations) and Bruce Lyons (renal pathology), difficult topics but given by expert and charismatic teachers! The presentations are now available on the 2009 training diary I am happy to say we have recruited a new organiser for the training days, Dr Rob Hadden, who is a ST1 at Exeter. I have added some more links to the 2008 page, Patrick Gallaghers autopsy day with some good articles for exam revision. The training day page includes previous years training diaries where you will find the schedule and links to powerpoint presentations from previous sessions. Please email me your suggestions for topics to cover in the unbooked sessions A There are now several word files of example questions for MRCPath exams in this folder, and it now also includes
The main training page also has a link to previous years diaries where you can download some of the presentations given. I don't have all the powerpoint presentations on file, so if any of you have one that is not currently posted here pls let me know and i will upload it after i have asked the consultant's permission. The Teaching section has links to some powerpoint presentations from medical student and pathology trainee tutorials. Remember most of the useful presentations are linked from the training diary The current email list is here, updated Oct 2009 - again please contact me with alterations and additions There are some useful websites for your training on the links page A well known pathologist working from home - click hereThis website is under construction and hence some of the links may not currently work; sometimes links do not load and may need to be "refreshed". Please let me know about any dead links, and visit regularly for updates. You are visitor number
Please contact me for further information; any suggestions would be most welcome
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