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
1.Identify pattern of the tumor 2. Determine if benign or malignant 3.Identify All evident microscopic features 4.Check for Vascular or perineural invasion 5.Identify tissue reaction 6.Examine surgical margin