MODULE 2 — ROUTINE LABORATORY PRACTICE
Timeline: Weeks 3–8
Class A Cases — The Core of Daily Practice
Systematic exposure to 180+ common histopathology entities, selected to represent high-frequency routine pathology practice, with prioritization informed by GLOBOCAN cancer statistics.
Focus:
Common malignant tumors
Frequently encountered benign lesions
Inflammatory and reactive conditions
Important mimics and diagnostic pitfalls
Key microscopic diagnostic features
Appropriate use of ancillary studies and IHC
Target: 180+ core routine entities
MODULE 3 — GROWING DIAGNOSTIC EXPERIENCE
Timeline: Months 3–6
Class B Cases + Variants of Class A Cases
Expand beyond the core routine workload into the next tier of commonly encountered and diagnostically important entities.
Weekly case-based training covering:
Class B histopathology cases
Important variants of Class A entities
Broader differential diagnoses
Less typical morphological presentations
Practical diagnostic problem-solving
Target: 70+ additional entities
By the end of this stage, the aim is to move from recognizing common diagnoses to confidently handling their variants and differential diagnoses.
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MODULE 4 — ADVANCED DIAGNOSTIC PRACTICE
Timeline: Months 7–12
Class C Cases + Advanced Variants + FRCPath Cases
Progress to challenging, less common, and examination-level diagnostic material through weekly advanced cases.
Coverage includes:
Class C histopathology cases
Challenging variants of Class A cases
Challenging variants of Class B cases
Rare and diagnostically difficult entities
Complex differential diagnoses
Previous FRCPath examination cases
Exam-oriented diagnostic reasoning
Target: 140+ new challenging entities