The Department of Pathology, Rajarajeshwari Medical College & Hospital, successfully organized a Continuing Medical Education (CME) program titled “Small Biopsies, Big Decisions: CME on Surgical Pathology” on 13th February 2026 at Kadamba Hall, RRMCH Campus.
The CME brought together eminent experts and practicing pathologists for an enriching academic exchange focused on contemporary diagnostic challenges and advancements in surgical pathology. The program commenced with registration, followed by a series of insightful scientific sessions delivered by distinguished faculty from leading institutions.
The first session, “Practical GI Biopsy Pathology”, was delivered by Dr. K. V. Santhosh, Senior Consultant Pathologist, Metropolis Health Care Limited, Bengaluru. The session emphasized a systematic approach to gastrointestinal biopsy interpretation, highlighting diagnostic pitfalls, inflammatory patterns, dysplasia assessment, and clinicopathological correlation.
Prasad M. S. N., Chief Pathologist & Managing Partner, Cluepath Diagnostics, Bengaluru. The lecture covered the broad spectrum of bladder pathology, with special emphasis on histomorphology and standardized reporting.
The third scientific lecture, “Decoding Endometrial Biopsies”, was delivered by Dr. Suma M. N., Associate Professor at Kidwai Memorial Institute of Oncology, Bengaluru. The session focused on interpretation of endometrial patterns, evaluation of abnormal uterine bleeding, classification of hyperplasia, and early identification of malignancy.
Post-lunch, Dr. Sahil Saraf, Senior Specialist at V.G. Saraf Memorial Hospital, Kochi, presented “AI in Prostate Biopsies”, highlighting the evolving role of artificial intelligence, digital pathology integration, grading standardization, and future directions in diagnostic pathology.
The concluding session, “Morphology Matters! – From Slide to Diagnosis” , was delivered by Dr. Shashikala Krishnamurthy, Professor and Head of Department at SS Institute of Medical Sciences & Research Centre. The talk underscored the continued importance of strong morphological foundations in the era of molecular diagnostics and technological advancement. The CME concluded with a valedictory function and high tea. The program was well received by participants and served as a valuable platform for knowledge enhancement, professional interaction, and strengthening diagnostic expertise in surgical pathology.
Sponsors
APR Medisolutions Pvt. Ltd.
Bio Equip Inc.
MERT
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