THE PATHOLOGY OF MELANOMAAN INTERNATIONAL COURSE

Course 2022

Final program

OBJECTIVE

Following the success of our Courses in 2017, 2018, and 2020, the
objective of the Fourth International Melanoma Course in 2022 will
include a new criteria-based approach: “Avoiding errors in diagnosis via true cases”, as well as an update of all cutting-edge knowledge on difficult melanocytes lesions relevant to practicing pathologists and clinicians.

This 2022 venue will make use of the expertise of the SIRIC (Integrated Cancer Research Site at Institut Curie), updated WHO 4th Edition Classification of Melanocytic Tumours, the International Melanoma Pathology Study Group, and the latest information from the MPATH Melanoma Pathology studies.

8:15

Introduction

8:20

Criteria for melanocytic lesions: an introduction.

8:50

Immunohistochemistry for pathologists.

9:20

ImmuMolecular diagnostics for pathologists.nohistochemistry for pathologists.

10:30

MPath classification.

10:50

AJCC 8th edition guidelines.

11:10

Prognostic factors in melanoma.

11:30

Treatment recommendations for melanocytic lesions.

13:00

Classification of melanoma for pathologists.

13:30

Lentigo maligna melanoma.

13:50

Ocular melanocytic lesions: an update clinical aspects
– Conjunctival lesions. Nathalie Cassoux
– Uveal melanoma, nevus. Alexandre Matet

14:10

Conjunctival melanocytic lesions: pathological aspects.

14:25

Uveal melanoma: pathological aspects.

14:40

Angiotropic extravascular migratory metastases.

15:30

Case presentations
(10 cases, 10 min/case with discussion)

8:10

Acquired melanocytic nevi.

8:40

Spitz nevus, atypical Spitz tumor, Spitz melanoma.

9:10

Blue nevus and melanoma arising
in blue nevus

9:40

Site-specific nevi (including scalp, breast and milk-line, flexural, perianal).

10:30

Combined melanocytic nevi: BAP1, deep penetrating, pigmented epithelioid melanocytoma, etc.

11:00

Pediatric melanocytic lesions.

11:20

Acral melanocytic nevi and melanoma.

11:50

Metastatic melanoma and rare variants of melanoma.

13:10

Nevoid melanoma.

13:30

Desmoplastic nevi and desmoplastic melanoma.

13:50

Oral and genital melanocytic lesions.

14:10

Sentinel lymph nodes: what is important?

14:30

Predictive biomarkers for targeted and checkpoint inhibitor therapies.

15:30

Case presentations continued
(10 cases, 10 min/case with discussion)