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Mammography Symposium with Lszl Tabar multifocal and diffuse breast cancers ()

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Dear Colleagues and Friends, We're thrilled to that our Mammography Symposium series, featuring the esteemed László Tabar, has drawn over 2200 registrations from 75 countries by now – a remarkable success! In collaboration with László Tabar, we've fostered a vibrant exchange of ideas about the future of breast imaging. These discussions have been both insightful and truly engaging. We're excited and honored to present the video of our the premiere edition of our series , focusing on “Rethinking breast cancer terminology using mammographic imaging patterns”. László Tabar's lecture was undoubtedly the highlight – an absolute must-watch! With warm regards, Pascal Baltzer and Matthias Dietzel _________________________________________________________________________ About us 👉 Meeting Page 👉 _________________________________________________________________________ Concept 1 Compact, interactive online symposium 2 Wednesday evenings, 90 minutes 3 Engaging and motivating learning atmosphere 4 Lectures: Comprehensive overview by top experts 5 Interactive discussion sessions: We answer your questions directly (chat, audio, video) _________________________________________________________________________ Objectives: Classification of breast cancer according to its site of origin 1 Improving histopathology terminology 2 Imaging patterns predict breast cancer site of origin 3 Correlation between site of origin and patient outcome _________________________________________________________________________ Terms & Conditions FOR USAGE of the VIDEO 👉 Download and reproduction of any kind is prohibited. 👉 In case of misuse GbR retains the right to take legal action. 👉 Our terms and conditions apply _________________________________________________________________________ © (GbR)

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