Parapharyngeal Space Masses: From Clinical Clues to Pathologic Diagnosis
August 23 @ 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm IST
360 Anniversary Celebration Week Lecture
Parapharyngeal space masses are uncommon, anatomically complex, and often diagnostically challenging. In this pathology-led session, Dr. Asitava Mondal will guide participants through a practical approach integrating clinical findings, imaging, cytology, cell block, histopathology, and IHC.
Register to join this free anniversary lecture and strengthen your clinicopathologic approach to deep head and neck lesions.
Event Details
Format
Live online lecture
Platform
Zoom link shared after registration
Access
Free registration required
Time zone
All timings are in Indian Standard Time (IST)
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About this event
Parapharyngeal space masses can present significant diagnostic challenges because of their deep location, varied clinical presentation, and broad pathological spectrum.
In this pathology-led anniversary lecture, Dr. Asitava Mondal will take participants through a practical diagnostic approach to these lesions, integrating clinical picture, imaging findings, cytology, cell block, histopathology, and immunohistochemistry.
The session will emphasize clinicopathologic correlation and differential diagnosis, with clinical and imaging features used to support and narrow the pathological interpretation.
This lecture is especially relevant for oral pathologists, general pathologists interested in head and neck pathology, and postgraduate students. It will also be useful for colleagues in oral medicine, oral radiology, and oral surgery who are interested in diagnostic correlation.
Why attend?
Speaker:
Dr. Asitava Mondal
Clinical Cytologist and Oncopathologist, Kolkata
Dr. Asitava Mondal is a Clinical Cytologist and Oncopathologist based in Kolkata, with an MD in Pathology from PGIMER, Chandigarh. He has made major contributions to cytology and FNABC, and first started FNABC in West Bengal in 1984. He has published extensively, delivered numerous guest lectures and named orations, and has held several leadership roles, including National President of the Indian Academy of Cytologists. His teaching is known for its strong diagnostic focus and clinicopathologic correlation.
