TAILIEUCHUNG - FELLOWSHIP IN GYNECOLOGIC PATHOLOGY

Through the licensure of physicians in each country, we are permitted to treat female cancer patients. However, the treatment modalities contain medication of various anti-cancer drugs that can be associated with potentially fatal toxicity if they are not used correctly. In addition, surgery can also be associated with risks during our efforts to repair normal tissues or remove tumors. Such unfortunate events can be fatal. Therefore, in order to be a medical doctor, we have a duty to maintain and improve our skills and knowledge to the highest possible level until we retire completely from medical practice. In order to. | FELLOWSHIP IN GYNECOLOGIC PATHOLOGY NAME OF INSTITUTION Sir Mortimer B. Davis-Jewish General Hospital LOCATION 3755 Côte Sainte-Catherine Road Montréal Québec Canada H3T 1E2 TYPE OF FELLOWSHIP One-year gynecopathology fellowship PROGRAM INFORMATION Number of fellowship positions requested One Academic affiliation McGill University Department of Pathology Name of hospitals involved in training Sir Mortimer B. Davis-Jewish General Hospital - 90 of time spent as Fellow Montreal General Hospital - 5 of time spent as Fellow Royal Victoria Hospital - 5 of time spent as Fellow Background The Department of Pathology at the Sir Mortimer B. Davis-Jewish General Hospital is known for its excellence in diagnostic pathology and commitment to academic activities. Its gynecologic pathology service is one of which the Department proudly claims its expertise. The Division of Gynecologic Pathology and Cytology at the Jewish General Hospital is under the leadership of Dr. Alex Ferenczy. The Division handles 7 000 surgical gynecological cases of which 200 are malignant invasive lesions and over 700 colposcopy-related precancers of the lower genital tract. In addition the Division carries out a significant number of internal and outside consultations in the field and functions as a referral centre for diagnostic gynecological pathology as well as a continuing resource for teaching and research activities. There are 42 000 cases of PAP cytology of which 5 are abnormal. These are reviewed by the pathologists including Dr. Alex Ferenczy and all discrepant cytological cases are correlated with histological diagnoses including those from the Colposcopy Clinic of the JGH. Dr. Ferenczy is involved in weekly Gyn Oncology Tumour Boards and monthly teleconferences with CHUM as well as the MUHC s Royal Victoria and Montreal General Hospitals. At these conferences histological slides are used and demonstrated to participants via television systems. The teleconferences are attended by gynecologic .

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