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Resident Research Day

Resident Research Day 2013

Resident's Research Day was held April 11, 2013 in the Griffis Faculty Club. There were 8 oral presentations with 3 winners. The winners were Dr. Rachel Kaplan, Dr. Kevin Turner and Dr. Kyung Park, who were presented with gift certificates. Congratulations on your excellent presentations!

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Introductory remarks were made by Dr. Daniel M. Knowles Chair, Pathology and Laboratory Medicine and Dr. Sandra J. Shin Director, Pathology Residency Training Program.

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"Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy is a Reliable Method for Lymph Node Evaluation in Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy Treated Breast Cancer Patients"
Rachel Kaplan, MD

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"An ERG/SPINK1 Double Stain for Prostate Needle Core Biopsies with High Grade PIN"
Kevin Turner, MD, PhD

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"ERG Gene Translocation Predicts Progression of High Grade Prostatic Intraepithelial Neoplasia to Prostate Cancer"
Kyung Park, MD

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Dr. Francesca Khani - Winner of the Digital Photo Contest "Polydactyly"

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Photographs from Resident Research Day



Resident Research Day 2012

photo: L to R: D.Leonard, A Scherl, F Khani, D Knowles, J Yan

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, is the major clinical affiliate and teaching hospital of Weill Cornell Medical College. It's New York Weill Cornell Center, is an 824-bed facility centrally located in a highly sophisticated medical community surrounded by the Hospital for Special Surgery, the Memorial-Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and the Rockefeller University. The number of specimens are as follows: autopsies, 131; surgical pathology specimens, 86,433; frozen sections, 4,289; cytopathology specimens, 56,740; laboratory procedures, 4,834,571.

Resident’s Research Day was held April 19th, 2012 in the Griffis Faculty Club. The 3 winners were Drs. Khani, Scherl and Yan who were presented with gift certificates. Congratulations for a job well done!

Differences in TMPRSS2-ERG Gene Fusion, PTEN Deletion, and SPINK1 Overexpression in Prostate Cancer in African-American and Caucasian Men”
Francesca Khani, MD
photo: Francesca Khani receiving prize from Dr. Daniel M. Knowles, Chairman
Francesca Khani receiving prize from Dr. Daniel M. Knowles, Chairman

"The Hepatic Organotypic Slice: A Novel ex-vivo Metastasis Assay"
Alexis Scherl, MD, PhD
photo: Dr. Scherl receiving the prize from Dr. Daniel M. Knowles, MD Chairman
Dr. Scherl receiving the prize from Dr. Daniel M. Knowles, MD Chairman

Deregulation of BANK1, a novel IGH translocation partner, indicates a potential pathogenic role in B cell lymphomas”
Jiong Yan, MD, PhD
photo: Dr. Yan receiving the prize from Dr. Daniel M. Knowles, MD Chairman
Dr. Yan receiving the prize from Dr. Daniel M. Knowles, MD Chairman
 
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