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Join our Chief Medical Officer, Prof. Runjan Chetty, as he hosts the next webinar in our "Challenging Cases" series, focusing this time on the intricate world of Prostate Pathology. For this enlightening session, we welcome Dr. Theodorus Hendricus Van der Kwast, a renowned pathologist with profound expertise in prostate and bladder cancer histology, prognostic biomarkers, and molecular pathology.
With an impressive portfolio boasting over 500 peer-reviewed publications and an H-score of 111, Dr. Van der Kwast is a leading figure in the field and is a past president of the International Society of Pathologists with interest in Urological Pathology. His presentation on "A urothelial-like carcinoma in a prostate biopsy" promises to provide attendees with cutting-edge insights into one of the most complex and challenging aspects of urological pathology.
The discussion will be facilitated by Prof. Chetty, who will help navigate the dialogue between the expert and participants. This unique opportunity will allow you to explore various approaches, techniques, and challenges in diagnosis and treatment of complex cases in Prostate Pathology. Together, Dr. Van der Kwast and Prof. Chetty will unravel the intricate layers of prostate pathology, extending their combined experience and wisdom to participants seeking to enhance their skills in this vital area of medicine.
Whether you are a practicing pathologist, a medical researcher, or simply someone keen on the subject, this session will offer a valuable opportunity to learn from the best in the field. Join us to take part in this captivating dialogue and elevate your understanding of Prostate Pathology!
ON-DEMAND - Register below
Genitourinary Pathologist
Dr Van der Kwast areas of interest include; prostate and bladder cancer histology, prognostic biomarkers and molecular pathology. He has over 500 peer-reviewed publications and a H-score of 111. Dr Van der Kwast is a past president of the international society of pathologists with interest in urological pathology.
Join our Chief Medical Officer, Prof. Runjan Chetty, as he hosts the next webinar in our "Challenging Cases" series, focusing this time on the intricate world of Prostate Pathology. For this enlightening session, we welcome Dr. Theodorus Hendricus Van der Kwast, a renowned pathologist with profound expertise in prostate and bladder cancer histology, prognostic biomarkers, and molecular pathology.
With an impressive portfolio boasting over 500 peer-reviewed publications and an H-score of 111, Dr. Van der Kwast is a leading figure in the field and is a past president of the International Society of Pathologists with interest in Urological Pathology. His presentation on "A urothelial-like carcinoma in a prostate biopsy" promises to provide attendees with cutting-edge insights into one of the most complex and challenging aspects of urological pathology.
The discussion will be facilitated by Prof. Chetty, who will help navigate the dialogue between the expert and participants. This unique opportunity will allow you to explore various approaches, techniques, and challenges in diagnosis and treatment of complex cases in Prostate Pathology. Together, Dr. Van der Kwast and Prof. Chetty will unravel the intricate layers of prostate pathology, extending their combined experience and wisdom to participants seeking to enhance their skills in this vital area of medicine.
Whether you are a practicing pathologist, a medical researcher, or simply someone keen on the subject, this session will offer a valuable opportunity to learn from the best in the field. Join us to take part in this captivating dialogue and elevate your understanding of Prostate Pathology!
ON-DEMAND - Register below
Genitourinary Pathologist
Dr Van der Kwast areas of interest include; prostate and bladder cancer histology, prognostic biomarkers and molecular pathology. He has over 500 peer-reviewed publications and a H-score of 111. Dr Van der Kwast is a past president of the international society of pathologists with interest in urological pathology.
