The European Renal Pathology Course will run again in Amsterdam, from
1 – 4th of July, 2025
This four-day course has been designed for pathologists, nephrologists, paediatric nephrologists and residents in these specialties.
The first 3 days will be dedicated to native renal diseases, with special attention to the newest insights in renal pathophysiology, clinical nephrology and renal histopathology. Clinical and pathology presentations will be alternated with fully digitalized slide seminars.
The 4th day of the course will be devoted entirely to the challenging field of renal transplant pathology, including background information on transplant immunology and clinical and pathological aspects of acute and chronic allograft dysfunction, again alternated with digital transplant slide seminars.
It will be possible to register for:
the full course;
the first 3 days on native kidney disease, or;
the 4th day on transplant pathology only.
UEMS accreditation will be applied for
Throughout the course, the emphasis lies on the recognition of histological patterns, in combination with clinical symptoms in order to establish the diagnosis. Characteristic cases as well as more complex and rare cases will be covered.
After completion of the course, the attendants will be able to recognize the histopathological characteristics of both frequently occurring and rare renal diseases, and generate an appropriate differential diagnosis.
Throughout the course, the emphasis lies on the recognition of histological patterns, in combination with clinical symptoms in order to establish the diagnosis. Characteristic cases as well as more complex and rare cases will be covered.
After completion of the course, the attendants will be able to recognize the histopathological characteristics of both frequently occurring and rare renal diseases, and generate an appropriate differential diagnosis.
Since the start in 2006, our course has acquired a firm reputation among international pathology course offerings and has drawn attendants from over 20 different countries.
Organizers:
Prof. Sandrine Florquin & Prof. Joris Roelofs
Amsterdam UMC (location AMC)
Department of Pathology
Meibergdreef 9, 1105 AZ, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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