Trainees

This section is set to grow over the next few months, providing Trainee members with access to all the latest relevant information on pathology research and education.

Please access the various subsections of the portal below. Pathology Training & Education Histopathology & curriculum at RCPATH National Histopathology SHO school Recent reviews in Histopathology NHS Careers advice Association of Medical research Charities Case of the Month Please Log In above to view the Case of the Month Virtual Slide Once logged in you can click on the image to see the virtual slide.The case of the Month is also supplied with history, gross, microscopy, diagnosis, discussion and additonal images. The Educational Portal contains an archive of each Case of the Month since July 2010 and is available for trainees and all members of the Pathological Society.

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CLINICAL HISTORY:

An eighty-year-old male presented to the Oral Medicine department with a 2cm well-demarcated circumscribed erosive ulcer on the left hard palate of three weeks’ duration. The patient had concurrent night sweats and weight loss over this period. The past medical history included recurrent oral ulceration and white patches manifesting after a liver transplant 20 years previously for autoimmune hepatitis. He had also previously undergone surgery and adjuvant 5-FU based chemotherapy for colorectal carcinoma. At the time of this presentation, he was on long-term immunosuppressive therapy with Mycophenolate mofetil and Ciclosporin following his liver transplant. An urgent biopsy was done with a clinical query of a carcinoma.

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