10th World Breast Pathology and Breast Cancer Conference
Dear colleagues and guests welcome to the 10th World Breast Pathology and Breast Cancer Conference. On behalf of the organizing committee and UCG Conferences, it gives us great pleasure to welcome you to the 10th World Breast Pathology and Breast Cancer Conference on March 30–31, 2022. The idea of present the BreastPath2022 Conference is to gather the world’s renowned experts under one roof.
We look forward to seeing you, and other conference participants from around the world, at this esteemed event. By attending the BreastPath2022 Conference you will get an opportunity to hear and participate in conversations and follow the presentations from leading academics and practitioners in Breast Pathology.
The latest topics and research will be discussed throughout the event. Our objective is to showcase some of the greatest minds in Breast Pathology and Breast Cancer. The 10BreastPath2022 Conference presents real-world experiences from renowned institutions, as well as the latest advances. Audience members are encouraged to ask questions after each session to learn more about the innovation of their field.
Conference Key Sessions:
Breast Pathology | Breast Cancer | Breast Imaging | Breast Cancer Screening | Breast Cancer Management | Breast Surgery | Bone and Soft Tissue Pathology | Breast Reconstruction | Cancer Pathology | Anatomic Pathology | Breast Biology | Invasive Breast Cancer | Inflammatory Breast Cancer | Paget’s Disease of the Breast | Met plastic Breast Cancer | Breast Cancer in Men | Breast Anatomy | Breast Cancer Statistics | Benign Breast Conditions | Breast Diseases | Prognostic markers | Lifestyle and Breast Cancer
CONFERENCE benefits
- 15 CPD Hours
- Live Sessions
- One on One meet with Experts and Investors on Demand
- Showcase new Products
- Certification of Recognition
- Industrial Exhibitions
- Meet your Academic idols
- Hear about the latest research
- Engage in High-level debates & Q/A
- Networking for future collaboration
conference tracks session
Track 1: Breast Pathology
Track 2: Breast Imaging
Track 3: Breast Cancer Screening
Track 4: Breast Cancer Management
Track 5: Breast Surgery
Track 6: Bone and Soft Tissue Pathology
Track 7: Breast Reconstruction
Track 8: Cancer Pathology
Track 9: Anatomic Pathology
Track 10: Breast Biology
Track 1: Breast pathology_ Breast pathology includes clinical and subclinical mastitis, nipple, or breast abscess. When your breast was biopsied, the sample taken was studied under the microscope with many years of training called a pathologist, a pathologist sends your doctor a report that gives a diagnosis for each sample taken information from this report will be used to help manage your care. To know more information about breast pathology & enhance your knowledge with the specialist of the CME/CPD accredited 10th World Breast Pathology & Breast Cancer Conference on March 30–31, 2022, online. Join us visit: https://breastcancerpathology.universeconferences.com/
Track 2: Breast imaging_ Breast imaging is a sub-specialty of diagnostic radiology that involves imaging the breasts for screening. There are many types of breast imaging such as Mammography, Ultrasound, Image-guided breast biopsy, and MRI.
Track 3: Breast Cancer Screening: Breast cancer Screening means clerking women’s breast for cancer before there are signs or symptoms of the disease. There are different types of screening
Mass screening- an entire population in a certain age group is tasted, for example, Cervical cancer screening
Mammography is one of the best tools doctors have to screen healthy women for breast cancer, as it has been shown to lower deaths from the disease, Digital mammography may be better able to find breast cancers, particularly in women with dense breasts. A newer type of mammogram is called tom synthesis or 3D mammography. It may improve the ability to find small cancers and reduce the need to repeat tests due to false-positives
Imaging (MRI) scans, are not regularly used to screen for breast cancer in many women at average risk. But these tests may be helpful for women with a very high risk of breast cancer, those with dense breast tissue, or when a lump or mass is found during a breast examination.
Track 4: Breast Cancer Management
Another method to examine the breasts, Such as magnetic resonance imaging Overall, women who are non-Hispanic white have a slightly higher chance of developing breast cancer than women of any other race or ethnicity. Women who are non-Hispanic Black are almost as likely as non-Hispanic white women to develop the disease. Statistically, women who are Asian, Hispanic or Native American are the least likely to develop breast cancer,
Breast cancer survivors’ success not only depends on their prognosis but also on a host of other characteristics, including undesirable effects of cancer therapeutics, availability to and accessibility of survivorship care, economic, social, medical care, and cultural variables. Considerable numbers of breast cancer survivors do not stick to approved health maintenance attract toward good health behaviors, such as avoiding or low alcohol intake, and cessation of smoking.
Maintaining good health and body weight and maintaining the habit of physical activity, can drastically diminish survivors’ risk of breast cancer recurrence. However, benefits may be hampered by cancer-and therapeutics-associated morbidity, particularly, if the clinical features are causal to morbidity and are not well regulated.
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Track 5: Breast Surgery: There are various types of breast surgery such as
· Augmentation — This type of breast surgery is conducted to enhance the size, appearance, and contour of the breast. Women have many reasons for getting an augmentation, also called a mammoplasty. Sometimes pregnancy can have dramatic effects on a woman’s body or they want to enhance their looks using breast enhancement surgery.
The procedure includes placing a silicone implant over the pectoral chest muscle, with an incision placed in the armpit or the areola. When placed underneath the chest muscle, screening mammography is much easier but can still interfere with cancer detection. The implant can be filled with saline or silicone. A trial fitting is conducted before the procedure which is straightforward and should be conducted by a board-certified plastic surgeon
· Reduction — Excess weight from large and heavy breasts can cause numerous health problems including back pain, neck pain, skin irritation, numbness issue, or bra strap indentations. Breast reduction removes excess fat, skin, and glandular tissue, reducing the size, shape, and contour of the breast. Scarring could be substantial with this procedure but women report satisfaction with the results and improvement in overall well being
· Lumpectomy — It is a breast-conserving surgery Where only a portion of the breast is removed. A small amount of tissue around the lumps is also taken to ensure that all cancer is terminated. This procedure helps to confirm out breast cancer and is the first option for women with early-stage breast cancer. It is followed up by radiation therapy treatment to reduce the likelihood of the cancer returning.
· Mastectomy — This type of cancer treatment includes the complete removal of one or both breasts. There are several types of mastectomy including simple, total, modified radical, radical, partial, and nipple-sparing or subcutaneous. A simple or total mastectomy emphasizes only the breast tissue with no removal of lymph nodes or muscles under the breast.
· Sentinel node biopsy — This is a procedure used to determine the extent of breast cancer present and whether it has entered the lymphatic system. Since sentinel nodes are the first lymph nodes that cancer drains into, tracer material is injected that helps & guides the surgeon during surgery by located in them.
Track 6: Bone and Soft Tissue Pathology: The bone and soft tissue pathology segment of the department of pathology and cell biology allocate to neoplasms and other pathological coordination that affect the skeletal system and many non-epithelial extraskeletal tissues, such as fibrous and adipose tissue, skeletal muscle, vessels, and peripheral nerves. The diagnostic process includes but is not limited to the study of the macroscopic and microscopic characteristics of a specimen; in select cases, the diagnosis is validated by special techniques such as immunohistochemistry, cytogenetic, and molecular pathology. Additionally, surgeons, oncologists, and radiologists may provide added information and Knowledge.
Track 7: Breast Reconstruction
This procedure recreates the breast contour, size, and shape to match the desired appearance apply implants or the patient’s own tissue. If implants are used, they are sized to match appropriately. Other times, tissue from the abdominal wall is used or taken from the back muscle and skin. Reconstruction is often used for women who’ve undergone breast cancer surgery or augmentation and usually takes more than one operation.
Track 8: Cancer Pathology
Recent technical advances have conducted insights into the biology of cancer in humans, establishing it as a disease driven by genetic mutations. Besides inherited family tumor syndromes caused by germline mutations, somatic genetic alterations occur early in tumorigenesis, which accumulates during the progression of the disease and its treatment. Based on these observations, medical oncology has started to enter an era of stratified medicine, where treatment selection is becoming tailored to drug-able molecular pathways. As a pre-requisite of an individualized treatment concept, molecular and genetic characterization of the individual tumor has to be carried out to align the most appropriate treatment according to the patient’s disease. Reading the individual molecular tumor profile and responding with a tailored treatment concept is the conveyance required to fight this deadly disease. This way to communicate is currently changing the field of oncology dramatically, and fundamentally involves the discipline of molecular pathology. This review highlights the role of the genetic depiction of human malignancies by giving an overview of the basic procedure of molecular pathology, the challenge of the unstable tumor genome and its clinical consequences.
Track 9: Anatomic Pathology
Anatomic pathology is a medical specialty that is connected with the Diagnosis of disease based on the microscopic, biochemical, immunologic $ and molecular examination of the tissues. This area gives custodial oversight for all archived tissue slides and fields requests for materials and information (pathology slides and reports) from both patients and physicians. AP Records is also responsible for the coordination of pathology materials for intra- and inter-departmental conferences.
Track 10: Breast Biology
The biology of breast carcinoma is complex, with multiple factors contributing to its development and progression. The current review focuses on the role of some critical genes including estrogen receptor, progesterone receptor, retinoic acid receptor-beta, epidermal ballooning factor receptor family members, p53, BRCA1, and BRCA2 as risk factors for the development of disease, medium of prognosis and response to therapy, and as therapeutic targets. Studies of the biology of these and other genes that contribute to the development and progression of breast carcinoma have had and will continue to have great impact on all aspects of disease management.
