2nd CDC Symposium on Dermatopathology (CDC-06)
Organizer:
Chinese Dermpath Club, ACAP
Time:
June 10-11, Saturday & Sunday, 2006
Place:
www.CDCUS.org
2nd Chinese Dermpath Meeting, Review Hundreds
Challenging Cases,
~12 Hours CMEs, Free Consults, Networking,
Meeting with Friends
Only 50$ for All Above
Chinese Dermpath Club (CDC) will have a CDC
Symposium on Dermatopathology (CDC-06) prior to the
Annual Convention & Gala of Association of Chinese American Physicians
(ACAP, www.acaponline). The ACAP Convention is
scheduled on Sunday, June,
Time:
Place: Department
of Pathology, Long Island Jewish
Medical Center
Contact: Dr. Chen, Sheng (718) 470-3019, SChen@NSHS.edu
Participants: Dermatopathologists,
registered CDC members only
Non-CDC
members should contact Dr. Chen for space availability
Format: Dermatopathological case presentations and discussion at
multi-headed microscope, each speaker will show 10-20 cases (see special note)
Topics: Diagnosis
and differential diagnosis of challenging cases in dermatopathology
Moderators: Sheng Chen, MD, PhD and
Helen Chen, MD, PhD
Opening Remark: Ying Guo, MD, Chair of
CDC
Speakers and discussants (invited and
more to be listed):
Chen, Helen Min, MD,
PhD, Dermatopathologist
Chen, Sheng, MD, PhD,
Dermatopathologist
Deng, Arpil, MD, PhD,
Dermatopathologist
Guo, Ying, MD,
Dermatopathologist
Huang, Jiakang, MD,
Dermatopathologist
Li, Hongmei, MD, PhD,
Dermatopathologist
Li, Kehua, MD, PhD,
Dermatopathologist
Li, Yong Ming, MD, PhD,
Dermatopathologist
Tan, Janyou, MD, PhD,
Dermatopathologist
Wang, Alun, MD, PhD,
Dermatopathologist
Wang, Xiaodong, MD,
Dermatopathologist
Wu, Hong, MD, PhD, Dermatopathologist
CDC Dinner
Time:
Participants: CDC members
Place: A Chinese Restaurant,
Sunday
Morning, June 11, 2005
PowerPoint Presentations
Time:
Place: Conference Room
New York Hospital Queens (NYHQ)
56-45 Main Street , Flushing, NY 11355 www.nyhq.org
Participants: Open to all attendants of CDC symposium and
ACAP convention
Format: PowerPoint
presentations (see special note)
Topics and Speakers (invited and
tentative topics):
Moderators: Yong Ming Li, MD, PhD and Alun
Wang, MD, PhD
Opening Remark: Ying Guo, MD, Chair of CDC
Topic 1: Clinical
and Pathological Correlation in Dermatopathology
Speaker: Alun R. Wang, MD, PhD, Richard J. Reed Associate Professor
Director, Dermatopathology, Department of Pathology
Tulane University Health
Sciences Center,
Topic 2: Multistep tumorigenesis:
Science or Fiction
Speaker: Sheng Chen,
MD, PhD, Attending
Pathologist
Department
of Pathology, Long Island Jewish
Topic 3: Clinical and
Pathological Correlation in Dermatopathlogy (II)
Speaker: April Deng, MD, PhD, Assistant
Professor
Department of Dermatology, University of Maryland, MD
Topic 4: Update on Surgical Management of
Melanoma
Speaker: Lianjie Li,
MD, Assistant Professor and Moh’s Surgeon
Case
Western School of Medicine
Topic 5:
Interphase
Dermatitis
Speaker: Ying Guo, MD, Attending Dermatopatholgist
Ackerman
Academy of Dermatopathology,
Sunday
Afternoon,
Time:
Join the ACAP Convention and Gala
Special
Notes for CDC Symposium
1.
CDC Slide Review sections and dinner (Saturday)
are open for CDC members only. Non-members may participate by invitation only.
2.
The number of participants for slide review
is limited by the number of microscope heads. Video terminals are available for
reviewers too. CDC members have a priority to participate than non-members.
3.
For Saturday meeting, each participant of
CDC members should bring 10-20 interesting and challenging cases for view
and discussion. Every member takes turns
to show ten cases each time until the time is up. We expect to review
approximately 200-300 interesting cases in a full day.
4.
PowerPoint presentation on Sunday morning is
on a voluntary basis and CDC members are encouraged to give a LCD slide
presentation. The Sunday meeting is open to all participants (CDC member, ACAP
members and local pathologists and residents)
5.
Registration for the meeting is based on
first come, first serve. To reserve a spot, a CDC member needs to pay a
Registration Fee (50$) in advance to ACAP. The money will cover for CME cost,
meeting registration, membership fee for ACAP, and ACAP dinner. This fee is
non-refundable.
6.
All participants pay their own expenses,
including transportation, room, and meals. Local CDC members are encouraged to
participate in organizing the meeting.
7.
Association of American Chinese Physicians
(ACAP, www.acaponline.org), a New York based, non-profit organization (501 C3),
has agreed to include CDC as its sub-chapter. The expense of your trip to
CDC-06 will be considered continue education and is tax deductible.
* All above schedule and requirements are subjected to further changes
and modifications.
Contact Information:
For General Question, contact: Ying Gou, Chair of CDC:
YGuo@ameripath.com
For suggestion and change of program, contact: Yong Ming Li:
ymli@aol.com
For registration with CDC, contact: Helen Chen: minchen99@yahoo.com
For Saturday slide review, contract: Sheng
Chen: SChen@NSHS.edu
www.CDCUS.org