Session Information

FRM F016 - Case-Based Approach to Common Cutaneous Lymphoma Patient Problems

Ticket required for admission, no tuition fee. Ticket holds seat for only 15 minutes after the official start time.

Date: Saturday, August 18

CME Credits: 2.00

Location: Room 210

Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Director: Peter W. Heald, MD, FAAD - Handout

Speakers:

Joi B. Carter, MD, FAAD
Jo-Ann Latkowski, MD, FAAD - Handout
Laura Pincus, MD, FAAD
Brian Poligone, MD, PhD, FAAD

Learning Objectives:
Following this course, the attendee should be able to:

Distinguish inflammatory mimickers from mycosis fungoides
Analyze blood to recognize erythrodermic CTCL
Utilize special studies to separate pseudolymphoma from CBCL

Description:
Each of the faculty will present a case referred to their lymphoma clinic for a problem that is a recurring consultation. A representative case of each clinical problem will be presented along with the step by step analysis that led to a successful conclusion. Cases will span the spectrum of cutaneous lymphomas from refractory dermatoses to aggressive histologies. Clinical pathological correlations will be used to help in the diagnosis of cutaneous lymphomas and in the management planning.

Schedule:

Saturday, August 18
10:00 AM	Introduction / All faculty
10:10 AM	Case 1: Is it or isn't it mycosis fungoides? / Dr. Latkowski
10:30 AM	Reactive or malignant erythroderma? / Dr. Pincus
10:50 AM	Case 3: Is it ALCL or Lymphomatoid Papulosis? / Dr. Carter
11:10 AM	Pseudolymphoma or CBCL? / Dr. Poligone
11:30 AM	Case 6: Benign or Malignant Follicular Mucinosis? / Dr. Heald
11:50 AM	Questions & Answers / All faculty