📢 Registration is now open for the BAGP 2026 Virtual Gynae Pathology Long Course! 📅 21–25 September 2026 Join us for a comprehensive week-long educational programme covering key topics in gynaecological pathology. All sessions will be moderated and include dedicated Q&A time, providing an excellent opportunity to engage with expert faculty and enhance your learning experience. 🎓 Why attend? ✅ Live interactive sessions with expert speakers ✅ Dedicated Q&A for every topic ✅ Full session recordings and PDF materials available for 12 weeks after the course ✅ Anytime Access – receive all recordings even if you cannot attend live ✅ Certificate of Attendance ⚠️ Places are limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. We encourage early registration to avoid disappointment. 🔗 Secure your place today: thebagp.org/event/2026-virtu… #Pathology #GynaePathology #PathTwitter #GynPath #Histopathology #BAGP

Announcing a free @ISGynP sponsored live virtual slide session on June 11 @ 12 noon US ET by Dr. Barroeta Lastra - "Diagnostic Challenges in Ovarian Mucinous Lesions". Register now @ isgyp.ca #gynpath #gynaepath #PathTwitter

We're closing the BAGP 22nd Annual Meeting with an excellent final session featuring: 🔹 Prof Tjalling Bosse – Application of AI in gynaepathology 🔹 Prof Joe Rabban – Non-neoplastic gynaecological pathology: the new ISGyP Classification Guide 🔹 Dr Baljeet Kaur & Prof Richard Smith – Uterine transplant pathology 🔹 Dr Kat Vroobel – Dataset updates (ovary, endometrium and sarcoma) As the meeting draws to a close, we would like to thank all our speakers, sponsors and attendees for making this year's meeting such a success. It has been a fantastic three days of education, collaboration and discussion in gynaecological pathology. #BAGP2026 #22ndAnnualMeeting

Continuing the programme with the penultimate session of the 22nd Annual Meeting: 🔹 Prof Jaume Ordi – Vulval classification update, with a focus on HPV-independent lesions 🔹 Prof Oluwole Fadare – Vulvo-vaginal mesenchymal lesions 🔹 Dr Gabrielle Wood with a case-based discussion Another stimulating session exploring evolving classifications, diagnostic challenges and practical case-based learning in gynaecological pathology #22ndAnnualMeeting #BAGP2026

We're back after refreshments for an engaging afternoon programme featuring: 📌 Prof Joe Rabban on updates in fallopian tube and adnexal lesions 📌 Prof Glenn McCluggage on updates and challenges in non-epithelial ovarian tumours 📌 Dr Emma Langan leading a case-based discussion Looking forward to more expert insights! #22ndAnnualMeeting #BAGP2026

Day 2 of the Annual Meeting is underway! Today's expert-led sessions include: ▫️ Folate Receptor-Alpha Testing in Platinum-Resistant ovarian cancer ▫️ Updates and challenges in serous epithelial ovarian tumours ▫️ Updates and challenges in non-serous epithelial ovarian tumours ▫️ Personalising first-line therapy for ovarian cancer using pathological response Many thanks to Dr Angela George, Dr Matt Evans, Prof Blake Gilks, Prof Oluwole Fadare, Prof Glenn McCluggage, and Dr Rob Morgan for sharing their expertise. #22ndAnnualMeeting #BAGP2026

🎉 BAGP 22nd Annual Meeting 2026 🎉 We are delighted to announce the recipient of the 2026 Hilary Buckley Award: 🏆 Dr Palzum Sherpa (ST1) Department of Histopathology, University Hospital Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust, Coventry, UK Award-winning presentation: "Corded and Hyalinized Endometrioid Carcinoma of the Uterine Corpus: Report of Three Cases Highlighting a Rare Morphological Variant." Congratulations to Dr Sherpa on this outstanding work and well-deserved recognition. #BAGP2026 #Pathology #GynPath

🏆 Congratulations to Dr Teresa Dawid de Vera (La Fe Health Research Institute (IIS La Fe) and the Department of Pathology, La Fe University and Polytechnic Hospital, Valencia, Spain), winner of the 2026 Naveena Singh Research Award! Recognised for her outstanding poster: “A transcriptomic-based predictive tool for neoadjuvant chemotherapy response in advanced ovarian cancer (COBIOPRED project).” #NaveenaSinghResearchAward #22ndAnnualMeeting #BAGP2026

🔬 That's a wrap on Day 1 of the 22nd Annual Meeting! We closed the day with an engaging discussion of recent publications, expertly chaired by Prof Tjalling Bosse and featuring insights from Prof Koen van de Vijver, Prof Joe Rabban and Prof Glenn McCluggage. A fitting end to a day filled with outstanding lectures, lively debate and valuable learning. We look forward to welcoming everyone back tomorrow! #22ndAnnualMeeting #BAGP2026

Our post-lunch session opened with a keynote lecture from Prof Glenn McCluggage exploring the influence of FIGO, ESGO, WHO and ICCR on pathology reporting and their impact on modern gynaecological pathology practice. We then moved into the first half of the mesenchymal session, where Dr Sabrina Croce delivered an excellent update on mesenchymal gynaecological tumours, followed by an engaging case-based discussion led by Dr Victoria Barker. #22ndAnnualMeeting #BAGP2026

Refreshments over, learning resumed! Our cervix session delivered a deep dive into some of the most challenging and rapidly evolving areas in cervical pathology: 🔹 Prof Glenn McCluggage – Neuroendocrine neoplasia and other cervical rarities 🔹 Prof Oluwole Fadare – Challenging areas in HPV-associated cervical pathology 🔹 Prof Jaume Ordi – Updates on HPV-independent cervical cancer and precursor lesions An excellent session with practical insights and important updates that will help shape the diagnosis and management of cervical cancer. #22ndAnnualMeeting #BAGP2026

A warm welcome to the 22nd Annual Meeting! We begin with an outstanding session featuring Prof Tjalling Bosse, Prof Koen van de Vijver, and Prof Blake Gilks discussing 'Endometrial Carcinoma: Where are we now? How did we get there? Where are we going?' Followed by Dr Rupali Arora and Dr Angela George exploring what really matters when selecting patients for immunotherapy in endometrial cancer. #22ndAnnualMeeting #BAGP2026

After lunch, delegates at #MeetTheExperts heard from Prof Sabrina Croce on a practical approach to mesenchymal lesions and Dr Sarah Bell on the pathologist as the gatekeeper to molecular pathology. The #Masterclass continued with Prof Tjalling Bosse on LVSI quantification and Prof Blake Gilks on morphological issues in staging endometrial cancer. Excellent presentations and discussions providing valuable practical insights into gynaecological pathology practice #BAGP2026

The learning continues at #MeetTheExperts with practical approaches to ovarian epithelial tumours (Prof Blake Gilks) and cervical lesions (Dr Pinias Mukonoweshuro), complemented by five additional poster presentations. The #Masterclass tackled challenging topics including endometriosis-associated pathology (Prof Glenn McCluggage), co-existing low-grade endometrioid carcinomas in the endometrium and ovary (Dr Sarah Bell), and germ cell tumour classification dilemmas (Prof Joe Rabban). Excellent discussions and valuable diagnostic insights #BAGP2026