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I.A.C. NEWS BULLETIN THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE INDIAN ACADEMY OF CYTOLOGISTS[

Vol 2; August 2016

I.A.C. NEWS BULLETIN THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE INDIAN ACADEMY OF CYTOLOGISTS[

Vol 2; August 2016

OFFICE BEARERS OF THE ACADEMY

President Dr. Meherbano M. Kamal, Nagpur President Elect Dr. Aruna Prayaga, Hyderabad Secretary Dr. Dev Prasoon, Munger Treasurer Dr. Nalini Gupta, Chandigarh Editor Journal of Cytology Col. Prabal Deb, New Delhi Editor Newsletter Brig. Reena Bharadwaj, VSM, Pune Executive Council Members Dr. Shubhada Kane, Mumbai Dr. Bharat Rekhi, Mumbai Dr. Niranjan Rout, Cuttack Dr. Anuradha Kusum, Dehradun Dr. N. Siddaraju, Puducherry Dr. Smita Chandra, Dehradun Chairperson, Accreditation and Examination Committee Dr. Arvind Rajwanshi, Chandigarh Chairperson, EQA Dr. Radhika Srinivasan, Chandigarh Webmaster Brig. VS Nijhawan, Patiala Indian Editor, Acta Cytologica Dr. Manjula Jain, New Delhi Chairperson, International Affairs Dr. RGW Pinto, Goa Address of Editorial Office, IAC Newsletter Dept of Pathology, Armed Forces Medical College, Pune—411040

OFFICE BEARERS OF THE ACADEMY

President Dr. Meherbano M. Kamal, Nagpur President Elect Dr. Aruna Prayaga, Hyderabad Secretary Dr. Dev Prasoon, Munger Treasurer Dr. Nalini Gupta, Chandigarh Editor Journal of Cytology Col. Prabal Deb, New Delhi Editor Newsletter Brig. Reena Bharadwaj, VSM, Pune Executive Council Members Dr. Shubhada Kane, Mumbai Dr. Bharat Rekhi, Mumbai Dr. Niranjan Rout, Cuttack Dr. Anuradha Kusum, Dehradun Dr. N. Siddaraju, Puducherry Dr. Smita Chandra, Dehradun Chairperson, Accreditation and Examination Committee Dr. Arvind Rajwanshi, Chandigarh Chairperson, EQA Dr. Radhika Srinivasan, Chandigarh Webmaster Brig. VS Nijhawan, Patiala Indian Editor, Acta Cytologica Dr. Manjula Jain, New Delhi Chairperson, International Affairs Dr. RGW Pinto, Goa Address of Editorial Office, IAC Newsletter Dept of Pathology, Armed Forces Medical College, Pune—411040

President's Message The last few months have been exciting and eventful for IAC. Friends, the memories of the 19th International Cytology Congress at Yokohama, Japan are still persistent in our minds. It was heartening to see a mega delegation from India. The enthusiasm of the participants and the academic content of oral papers, posters and talks in the Companion meeting, reflected the quality and commitment of Indian Cytologists. I deeply appreciate the vital contributions of the members of IAC. I sincerely hope that, in near future, we get the opportunity to host the International Cytology Congress in India and we leave no stone unturned in showcasing all our organizational and academic skills! The regular Cytology State Chapter activities, all over India, in the form of CMEs & Workshops, are enhancing the usefulness of cytopathology, not only as a screening and diagnostic modality, but also emphasizing the potential for new developments in cyto-diagnosis made possible through the merging of various new technologies derived from a variety of fields in medical science. It was a humbling experience, during my teaching visits to different states, to see the desperation and desire of participants, to learn cytology from basics to advances. The Annual National event of IAC, of course, the biggest forum for sharing the experiences and research achievements of all IAC members, covers all fields of Cytology. The invited International faculty: Dr Roberto Dina, Dr Moosa Khalil, Dr Ashish Chandra, Dr Kusum Kapila and our own national stalwarts will give you all, life time memories in the context of teaching and learning cytology. With the dynamism of Dr Rasika Gadkari and commitment of the entire organizing team, I am confident that CYTOCON-2016 will be an impressive event. I urge upon all faculty, residents and practicing Pathologists to attend this conference with the workshops & CME in large numbers, so that the knowledge gained through these deliberations can be disseminated to every part of the country and bring standardization in cytology concepts & reporting formats. I am eagerly looking forward to welcoming all the participants in an exceptional capacity of ‘Double host’!! Jai Hind!

Meherbano M Kamal

President's Message The last few months have been exciting and eventful for IAC. Friends, the memories of the 19th International Cytology Congress at Yokohama, Japan are still persistent in our minds. It was heartening to see a mega delegation from India. The enthusiasm of the participants and the academic content of oral papers, posters and talks in the Companion meeting, reflected the quality and commitment of Indian Cytologists. I deeply appreciate the vital contributions of the members of IAC. I sincerely hope that, in near future, we get the opportunity to host the International Cytology Congress in India and we leave no stone unturned in showcasing all our organizational and academic skills! The regular Cytology State Chapter activities, all over India, in the form of CMEs & Workshops, are enhancing the usefulness of cytopathology, not only as a screening and diagnostic modality, but also emphasizing the potential for new developments in cyto-diagnosis made possible through the merging of various new technologies derived from a variety of fields in medical science. It was a humbling experience, during my teaching visits to different states, to see the desperation and desire of participants, to learn cytology from basics to advances. The Annual National event of IAC, of course, the biggest forum for sharing the experiences and research achievements of all IAC members, covers all fields of Cytology. The invited International faculty: Dr Roberto Dina, Dr Moosa Khalil, Dr Ashish Chandra, Dr Kusum Kapila and our own national stalwarts will give you all, life time memories in the context of teaching and learning cytology. With the dynamism of Dr Rasika Gadkari and commitment of the entire organizing team, I am confident that CYTOCON-2016 will be an impressive event. I urge upon all faculty, residents and practicing Pathologists to attend this conference with the workshops & CME in large numbers, so that the knowledge gained through these deliberations can be disseminated to every part of the country and bring standardization in cytology concepts & reporting formats. I am eagerly looking forward to welcoming all the participants in an exceptional capacity of ‘Double host’!! Jai Hind!

Meherbano M Kamal

Secretary’s scribble Dear Friends, Having participated in the recently concluded International Congress of Cytology at Yokohama, Japan, I have come back happy with the realisation that future of cytology in India is good. Importantly, there is an X-factor to the cytology practiced in India and that is Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology. In the West and Japan, the focus appears to be more on gynaec cytology. If HPV vaccination succeeds in its mission, there will be a dramatic shift in the workload pertaining to gynaec cytology. Also, Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology practice there is perceived in a different way. There was one gentleman who in his plenary lecture showed his method of practice of FNAC in USA. He showed in a video that he drapes his patients for FNAC in just the same way as you do for a surgery. While there may be legal implications relating to a given procedure, the basic strength of FNAC is its simplicity - the ability to do it with almost no instrumentation, no aid, almost anywhere and in almost any setting. Here in India, we have the ability to do aspirations rather well and interpret the smears satisfactorily on morphology before going in for ancillary tests. This double strength of a strong clinical ability and appropriate use of resources for ancillary tests will go a long way in keeping the science and art of FNAC alive and kicking in India. That brings to my mind, why can we not develop one or more centres for this art where students from world over can come to learn and carry back our style of FNA? Two new awards are being introduced this year. One is Dr Panna Choudhury Memorial Award for the first author of the best original article published by a resident Indian in the Journal of Cytology in past one year. The other is Col. D. B. Nayar Memorial Award for best oral proffered paper on oncology presented during the annual national conference of Indian Academy of Cytologists by an MBBS doctor, less than 35 years of age, who is doing or has done post- graduation in Pathology in India, in a special session designated for this award. Dr Kamal and Dr Rasika Gadkari along with their dedicated team have planned all year to offer us a scientific feast at CYTOCON 2016 at Nagpur. We have known international and national experts delivering lectures on varied topics in cytology during the conference. Do make full use of these interactions to enrich oneself and also the Academy. Till then, my best wishes to all.

Dev Prasoon

Secretary’s scribble Dear Friends, Having participated in the recently concluded International Congress of Cytology at Yokohama, Japan, I have come back happy with the realisation that future of cytology in India is good. Importantly, there is an X-factor to the cytology practiced in India and that is Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology. In the West and Japan, the focus appears to be more on gynaec cytology. If HPV vaccination succeeds in its mission, there will be a dramatic shift in the workload pertaining to gynaec cytology. Also, Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology practice there is perceived in a different way. There was one gentleman who in his plenary lecture showed his method of practice of FNAC in USA. He showed in a video that he drapes his patients for FNAC in just the same way as you do for a surgery. While there may be legal implications relating to a given procedure, the basic strength of FNAC is its simplicity - the ability to do it with almost no instrumentation, no aid, almost anywhere and in almost any setting. Here in India, we have the ability to do aspirations rather well and interpret the smears satisfactorily on morphology before going in for ancillary tests. This double strength of a strong clinical ability and appropriate use of resources for ancillary tests will go a long way in keeping the science and art of FNAC alive and kicking in India. That brings to my mind, why can we not develop one or more centres for this art where students from world over can come to learn and carry back our style of FNA? Two new awards are being introduced this year. One is Dr Panna Choudhury Memorial Award for the first author of the best original article published by a resident Indian in the Journal of Cytology in past one year. The other is Col. D. B. Nayar Memorial Award for best oral proffered paper on oncology presented during the annual national conference of Indian Academy of Cytologists by an MBBS doctor, less than 35 years of age, who is doing or has done post- graduation in Pathology in India, in a special session designated for this award. Dr Kamal and Dr Rasika Gadkari along with their dedicated team have planned all year to offer us a scientific feast at CYTOCON 2016 at Nagpur. We have known international and national experts delivering lectures on varied topics in cytology during the conference. Do make full use of these interactions to enrich oneself and also the Academy. Till then, my best wishes to all.

Dev Prasoon

Thought’s from the editor….

‘Diagnosis is not the end but the beginning of practice’

Martin H Fischer

The quote epitomises the importance of pathologists in modern day medicine, and cytopathology has made great strides in providing the ‘Vital’ definitive diagnosis to a clinician / surgeon by minimally invasive procedures and methodologies. The Indian Academy of Cytology has endeavoured to encourage this unique branch of diagnostic pathology. The recent participation by the Indian cytopathologists at the World congress held at Yokohoma, bears testimony to the vast experience shared by our colleagues at the highest stage. It is heartening to see the spurt in the number of CMEs and workshops on Cytology and the overwhelming participation by pathologists from all parts of the country. The half-yearly newsletter is a medium which gives a snapshot of the events which have culminated in the last quarter and also gives an opportunity for the members to peep into what is in the offering in the coming months. The increasing list of new members - ‘Joining the flock’, spilling into 3 pages is encouraging for the academy. The design of the newsletter has been changed to incorporate a water mark of Papanicolaou stained cervical smear – which thanks to Dr George Papanicolaou remains the most important discovery in cancer screening and a watershed period in terms of heralding the importance of cytopathology to the world. The editorial team would be happy to accept constructive ideas and inputs to further refine and improve the coming issues of the newsletter. Regards and best wishes

Brig Reena Bharadwaj VSM

Thought’s from the editor….

‘Diagnosis is not the end but the beginning of practice’

Martin H Fischer

The quote epitomises the importance of pathologists in modern day medicine, and cytopathology has made great strides in providing the ‘Vital’ definitive diagnosis to a clinician / surgeon by minimally invasive procedures and methodologies. The Indian Academy of Cytology has endeavoured to encourage this unique branch of diagnostic pathology. The recent participation by the Indian cytopathologists at the World congress held at Yokohoma, bears testimony to the vast experience shared by our colleagues at the highest stage. It is heartening to see the spurt in the number of CMEs and workshops on Cytology and the overwhelming participation by pathologists from all parts of the country. The half-yearly newsletter is a medium which gives a snapshot of the events which have culminated in the last quarter and also gives an opportunity for the members to peep into what is in the offering in the coming months. The increasing list of new members - ‘Joining the flock’, spilling into 3 pages is encouraging for the academy. The design of the newsletter has been changed to incorporate a water mark of Papanicolaou stained cervical smear – which thanks to Dr George Papanicolaou remains the most important discovery in cancer screening and a watershed period in terms of heralding the importance of cytopathology to the world. The editorial team would be happy to accept constructive ideas and inputs to further refine and improve the coming issues of the newsletter. Regards and best wishes

Brig Reena Bharadwaj VSM

CYTOCON 2016, PROPOSED PROGRAMME CYTOCON 2016, PROPOSED PROGRAMME

18th Nov 2016 Pre conference CME: “Role and scope of Cytopathology in Soft Tissue Tumors” Moderators : Dr Shubhada Kane and Dr Bharat Rekhi, TMH, Mumbai Registration & Breakfast 8.00 am-8.30 am CME & Slide Seminar of Interesting Cases 8.30 am-3.30 pm Inaugural Function Cytocon 2016 3.30 pm-4.30 pm Inaugural High Tea 4.30 pm-5.00 pm JOC Committee Meeting 5.00 pm-5.45 pm IAC Executive Committee Meeting 5.45 pm-6.45 pm Faculty & Executive Dinner 7.30 pm 19th Nov 2016 Registration & Breakfast 8.00 am-9.00 am Dr P N Wahi Oration – Dr (Col) U S Dinesh, Dharwad 9.00 am- 10.00 am IAC Academy Oration – Dr Ashish Chandra UK 10.00 am-11.00 am Tea Nalinibai Thakkar & Jwaladevi Award Session 11.15 am-12.45 pm Guest Lecture Dr Roberto Dina, UK 12.45 pm-1.45 pm Lunch Break 1.45 pm-2.30 pm Free Papers: Three Parallel Session/Poster Session 2.30 pm-4.15 pm Tea IAC General Body Meeting 4.15 pm-6.00 pm Banquet 7.30 pm 20th Nov 2016 Breakfast 8.00 am-9.00 am Ernest Fernandes Slide Seminar – Dr Ravi Mehrotra, New Delhi 9.00 am-10.00 am Dr Subhash Kumari Gupta Memorial Lecture- Dr Kusum Kapila, Kuwait 10.00 am-11.00 am “Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology – In Era Of Personalised Medicine” Tea Symposium: “FNAC of Paediatric Neoplasms” Moderator: Dr Radhika Srinivasan, PGIMER, Chandigarh 11.15 am-12.45 pm Speakers Squash cytology: Dr Manju Kaushal Liver neoplasms: Dr V K Iyer Renal Neoplasms: Dr Malathi Bone & Soft tissue Neoplasms: Dr S K Verma Germ cell, Neuroblastic & Rare neoplasms: Dr Arvind Rajwanshi Lymphoreticular neoplasms: Dr Radhika Srinivasan Lunch Break 12.45 pm-1.30 pm Guest Lecture: Dr Moosa Khalil, Canada 1.30 am-2.30 pm Col D B Nayar Award Session 2.30 pm-3.30 pm Free Papers: Three Parallel Sessions/Poster Sessions 3.30 pm-4.30 pm Valedictory Function 5.00 pm-5.30 pm

For Details of Registration/Guidelines for Abstract/Award Paper Submission and Accommodation please visit website www.cytocon2016.com

18th Nov 2016 Pre conference CME: “Role and scope of Cytopathology in Soft Tissue Tumors” Moderators : Dr Shubhada Kane and Dr Bharat Rekhi, TMH, Mumbai Registration & Breakfast 8.00 am-8.30 am CME & Slide Seminar of Interesting Cases 8.30 am-3.30 pm Inaugural Function Cytocon 2016 3.30 pm-4.30 pm Inaugural High Tea 4.30 pm-5.00 pm JOC Committee Meeting 5.00 pm-5.45 pm IAC Executive Committee Meeting 5.45 pm-6.45 pm Faculty & Executive Dinner 7.30 pm 19th Nov 2016 Registration & Breakfast 8.00 am-9.00 am Dr P N Wahi Oration – Dr (Col) U S Dinesh, Dharwad 9.00 am- 10.00 am IAC Academy Oration – Dr Ashish Chandra UK 10.00 am-11.00 am Tea Nalinibai Thakkar & Jwaladevi Award Session 11.15 am-12.45 pm Guest Lecture Dr Roberto Dina, UK 12.45 pm-1.45 pm Lunch Break 1.45 pm-2.30 pm Free Papers: Three Parallel Session/Poster Session 2.30 pm-4.15 pm Tea IAC General Body Meeting 4.15 pm-6.00 pm Banquet 7.30 pm 20th Nov 2016 Breakfast 8.00 am-9.00 am Ernest Fernandes Slide Seminar – Dr Ravi Mehrotra, New Delhi 9.00 am-10.00 am Dr Subhash Kumari Gupta Memorial Lecture- Dr Kusum Kapila, Kuwait 10.00 am-11.00 am “Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology – In Era Of Personalised Medicine” Tea Symposium: “FNAC of Paediatric Neoplasms” Moderator: Dr Radhika Srinivasan, PGIMER, Chandigarh 11.15 am-12.45 pm Speakers Squash cytology: Dr Manju Kaushal Liver neoplasms: Dr V K Iyer Renal Neoplasms: Dr Malathi Bone & Soft tissue Neoplasms: Dr S K Verma Germ cell, Neuroblastic & Rare neoplasms: Dr Arvind Rajwanshi Lymphoreticular neoplasms: Dr Radhika Srinivasan Lunch Break 12.45 pm-1.30 pm Guest Lecture: Dr Moosa Khalil, Canada 1.30 am-2.30 pm Col D B Nayar Award Session 2.30 pm-3.30 pm Free Papers: Three Parallel Sessions/Poster Sessions 3.30 pm-4.30 pm Valedictory Function 5.00 pm-5.30 pm

For Details of Registration/Guidelines for Abstract/Award Paper Submission and Accommodation please visit website www.cytocon2016.com

40th European Congress of Cytology Proposed Programme

40th European Congress of Cytology Proposed Programme

Hosted by the British Association for Cytopathology it will cover all aspects of cervical and diagnostic cytology in the UK and abroad. The meeting will have a mix of parallel sessions with hands on cytology workshops, and will allow cytologists from the UK, Europe and the rest of the world to share their knowledge and expertise. With a meeting theme of “extending knowledge, expanding roles” it will be of relevance to all those working in cytology, as well as clinicians who rely on a cytology service. It will include an active commercial presence and both poster and oral presentations, as well as a Congress dinner. Confirmed speakers to include: Martha Pitman: Pancreas terminology Zubair Baloch: Thyroid terminology revisited William Faquin: Salivary gland workshop and HPV testing in H&N cancer Darshana Jhala: EUA FNA Pancreas Nirag Jhala: Abdominal organ FNA - non pancreatic Rana Hoda: Gynae and breast cytology workshops Eva Wojcik: Urine cytology terminology - The Paris system Ed Cibas: FNA appearances on ThinPrep Ritu Nayar: Terminology and Gynae workshop Walter Prendiville: Colposcopy symposium Dina Mody: Cervical Cytology Look-a-likes and mimics SUNDAY 2nd October (15.00-16.30): Companion Meeting of the Indian Academy of Cytologists Symposium on Infectious Diseases CHAIR: Dr RGW Pinto Fungal Infections: Dr Arvind Rajwanshi Infections in Bronchiololalveolar lavage fluid in Cytology with emphasis on role of LBC - Dr Nalini Gupta Cytomorphologic spectrum of infections in Immunosuppressed patients - Dr Reena Bharadwaj Cytomorphological Spectrum of Tubercular Lymphadenitis and AFB positivity on FNAC in a Referral Institute in South India - Dr S.K.Verma Sensory Cutaneous Nerve FNA in Hansen’s Disease; a retrospective analysis of our experiences - Dr Dev Prasoon HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) - Dr Pranay Tanwar Viral Infections - Dr Pavneet Kaur Seti Clinical cases - Dr Poonam Elhence Clinical cases - Dr Ruchita Tyagi Clinical cases - Dr Pariksha Gupta Clinical cases - Dr Manju Kaushal Rare Infectious Diseases encountered in Cytology in Goa - Dr Roque Gabriel Wiseman Pinto

For registration and other details please refer to the conference website www.cytology2016.com

Hosted by the British Association for Cytopathology it will cover all aspects of cervical and diagnostic cytology in the UK and abroad. The meeting will have a mix of parallel sessions with hands on cytology workshops, and will allow cytologists from the UK, Europe and the rest of the world to share their knowledge and expertise. With a meeting theme of “extending knowledge, expanding roles” it will be of relevance to all those working in cytology, as well as clinicians who rely on a cytology service. It will include an active commercial presence and both poster and oral presentations, as well as a Congress dinner. Confirmed speakers to include: Martha Pitman: Pancreas terminology Zubair Baloch: Thyroid terminology revisited William Faquin: Salivary gland workshop and HPV testing in H&N cancer Darshana Jhala: EUA FNA Pancreas Nirag Jhala: Abdominal organ FNA - non pancreatic Rana Hoda: Gynae and breast cytology workshops Eva Wojcik: Urine cytology terminology - The Paris system Ed Cibas: FNA appearances on ThinPrep Ritu Nayar: Terminology and Gynae workshop Walter Prendiville: Colposcopy symposium Dina Mody: Cervical Cytology Look-a-likes and mimics SUNDAY 2nd October (15.00-16.30): Companion Meeting of the Indian Academy of Cytologists Symposium on Infectious Diseases CHAIR: Dr RGW Pinto Fungal Infections: Dr Arvind Rajwanshi Infections in Bronchiololalveolar lavage fluid in Cytology with emphasis on role of LBC - Dr Nalini Gupta Cytomorphologic spectrum of infections in Immunosuppressed patients - Dr Reena Bharadwaj Cytomorphological Spectrum of Tubercular Lymphadenitis and AFB positivity on FNAC in a Referral Institute in South India - Dr S.K.Verma Sensory Cutaneous Nerve FNA in Hansen’s Disease; a retrospective analysis of our experiences - Dr Dev Prasoon HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) - Dr Pranay Tanwar Viral Infections - Dr Pavneet Kaur Seti Clinical cases - Dr Poonam Elhence Clinical cases - Dr Ruchita Tyagi Clinical cases - Dr Pariksha Gupta Clinical cases - Dr Manju Kaushal Rare Infectious Diseases encountered in Cytology in Goa - Dr Roque Gabriel Wiseman Pinto

For registration and other details please refer to the conference website www.cytology2016.com

UP CYTOCON – 2016 – PROPOSED PROGRAMME UP CYTOCON – 2016 – PROPOSED PROGRAMME

10th September 2016 Organised by

Department of Pathology Baba Raghav Das Medical College

Gorakhpur

With warm expectations and great enthusiasm, we welcome you all at Gorakhpur, the city of Gorakhnath temple, Gita Press & Handlooms, also known for its close proximity to Kushinagar and Nepal on the occasion of IV Annual UP Cytocon 2016. As we all are aware such a conference is a unique platform to sharpen our academic knowledge and share new ideas of skill. We have tried our best to create an excellent academic atmosphere by inviting some of the brilliantly shining stars from the galaxy of cytopathologists of our country. The deliberations during this scientific activity will enrich both budding and bloomed delegates on this occasion. The organising committee is looking forward to your kind presence and active participation to make this event a grand success Guest speakers: Dr Kusum Verma, AIIMS, Delhi Cytology in the era of personalised medicine Dr Madhumati Goel, KGMC, Lucknow Slide seminar on interesting cases of cytology Dr Asitava Mondal, Kolkota FNABC of intraoral soft tissue tumors Dr Vatsala Mishra, MLN Medical College, Allahabad Cytology of grey zone breast lesions Dr A K Gupta, SN Medical College, Agra Role of cytology in differential diagnosis of various lymphadenopathies Dr Nuzhat Hussain, RML, Lucknow Non-small cell carcinoma lung: Cytology and beyond Registration details

Category Before 10th

Aug 2016 Before 31st

Aug 2016 Spot

Non IAC member 1,200/- 1,500/- 3,000/-

IAC member / PG 1,100/- 1,400/- 2,500/-

Associate member 500/- 500/- 500/-

For abstract submission and queries

Organising secretary Dr Shaila Mitra

Mob No. 7379651447, 7565055447 Email: [email protected]

10th September 2016 Organised by

Department of Pathology Baba Raghav Das Medical College

Gorakhpur

With warm expectations and great enthusiasm, we welcome you all at Gorakhpur, the city of Gorakhnath temple, Gita Press & Handlooms, also known for its close proximity to Kushinagar and Nepal on the occasion of IV Annual UP Cytocon 2016. As we all are aware such a conference is a unique platform to sharpen our academic knowledge and share new ideas of skill. We have tried our best to create an excellent academic atmosphere by inviting some of the brilliantly shining stars from the galaxy of cytopathologists of our country. The deliberations during this scientific activity will enrich both budding and bloomed delegates on this occasion. The organising committee is looking forward to your kind presence and active participation to make this event a grand success Guest speakers: Dr Kusum Verma, AIIMS, Delhi Cytology in the era of personalised medicine Dr Madhumati Goel, KGMC, Lucknow Slide seminar on interesting cases of cytology Dr Asitava Mondal, Kolkota FNABC of intraoral soft tissue tumors Dr Vatsala Mishra, MLN Medical College, Allahabad Cytology of grey zone breast lesions Dr A K Gupta, SN Medical College, Agra Role of cytology in differential diagnosis of various lymphadenopathies Dr Nuzhat Hussain, RML, Lucknow Non-small cell carcinoma lung: Cytology and beyond Registration details

Category Before 10th

Aug 2016 Before 31st

Aug 2016 Spot

Non IAC member 1,200/- 1,500/- 3,000/-

IAC member / PG 1,100/- 1,400/- 2,500/-

Associate member 500/- 500/- 500/-

For abstract submission and queries

Organising secretary Dr Shaila Mitra

Mob No. 7379651447, 7565055447 Email: [email protected]

IAC FELLOWSHIP IAC FELLOWSHIP

Applications are invited for IAC Fellowship.

IAC Fellowship is offered to pathologists with MD in Pathology or DNB in Pathology or equivalent.

Regarding number of fellowships, duration of fellowship, award and eligibility of fellowship, and procedure for getting the fellowship, the details are available on IAC website www.cytoindia.com under the link Standard Operating Procedure(SOP)>Part D-Miscellaneous>IAC Fellowship.

Regarding application form for fellowship and centres for doing fellowship, details are available on IAC website www.cytoindia.com under the link IAC Fellowship.

The candidate should follow the details meticulously for rapid processing of the application.

Applications are invited for IAC Fellowship.

IAC Fellowship is offered to pathologists with MD in Pathology or DNB in Pathology or equivalent.

Regarding number of fellowships, duration of fellowship, award and eligibility of fellowship, and procedure for getting the fellowship, the details are available on IAC website www.cytoindia.com under the link Standard Operating Procedure(SOP)>Part D-Miscellaneous>IAC Fellowship.

Regarding application form for fellowship and centres for doing fellowship, details are available on IAC website www.cytoindia.com under the link IAC Fellowship.

The candidate should follow the details meticulously for rapid processing of the application.

CALL FOR TOPICS FOR CYTOCON 2017 CALL FOR TOPICS FOR CYTOCON 2017

Call is made for submission of topics for CME, Symposium and Workshops for CYTOCON 2017. Details of the procedure are available on the IAC website www.cytoindia.com under the heading Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)>Annual National Conference>Continued Medical Education (CME)/Symposium/Workshops

The same is to be sent to The Secretary, Indian Academy of Cytologists, Dr. Dev Prasoon, Consultant Pathologist, Dr. Prasoon’s Diagnostic Centre, Narayan Das Road, Munger 811201,Bihar E-mail id : [email protected]

Call is made for submission of topics for CME, Symposium and Workshops for CYTOCON 2017. Details of the procedure are available on the IAC website www.cytoindia.com under the heading Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)>Annual National Conference>Continued Medical Education (CME)/Symposium/Workshops

The same is to be sent to The Secretary, Indian Academy of Cytologists, Dr. Dev Prasoon, Consultant Pathologist, Dr. Prasoon’s Diagnostic Centre, Narayan Das Road, Munger 811201,Bihar E-mail id : [email protected]

CALL FOR HOSTING CYTOCON 2017

CALL FOR HOSTING CYTOCON 2017

Institutes/ Regional Chapters interested in hosting CYTOCON 2017 as well as conferences in the subsequent years are requested to apply for a specific year formally in writing on the official letter head of the Institute/Chapter, duly endorsed by the Institute/Chapter Head to

The Secretary, Indian Academy of Cytologists, Dr. Dev Prasoon, Consultant Pathologist, Dr. Prasoon’s Diagnostic Centre, Narayan Das Road, Munger 811201, Bihar. E-mail id : [email protected]

The details of the procedure are available on the IAC website www.cytoindia.com under the heading Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)>Part B - Annual National Conference>Selection of conference venue.

Institutes/ Regional Chapters interested in hosting CYTOCON 2017 as well as conferences in the subsequent years are requested to apply for a specific year formally in writing on the official letter head of the Institute/Chapter, duly endorsed by the Institute/Chapter Head to


The details of the procedure are available on the IAC website www.cytoindia.com under the heading Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)>Part B - Annual National Conference>Selection of conference venue.

The International Congress of Cytology 2016 was held at Yokohama, Japan from 28th May to 1st June

2016 at the Pacifico Yokohama Convention Centre with a congress theme of “New innovative technologies changing cytology”. Yokohama is a vibrant port city on eastern side of Japan, about 30 minutes drive from central Tokyo. Yokohama has been Japan’s window to the world and has played a leading role in the country’s modernisation. It is a beautiful city with clean surroundings, fresh air, and lot of greenery with abundance of smiles and happiness exuded by the local people. The convention centre was located right on the edge of Pacific Ocean amidst scenic surroundings. The conference had a wide array of speakers from all over the world covering all facets of cytopathology with emphasis on newer techniques being applied to cytopathology in present times. The exhibition of products by various industrial houses was avidly viewed by the delegates. The Indian contingent was 32 members strong and had a good presence. The highlight was the companion meeting of Indian Academy of Cytologists in a post lunch session on 30th May which was chaired by Dr R G W Pinto. A glittering array of our speakers were at display. Presentations were made by Dr Arvind Rajwanshi, D. Shubhada V Kane, Dr Radhika Srinivasan, Dr M M Kamal, Dr Manjula Jain, Dr Bharat Rekhi, Dr Deepali Jain, Dr Asaranti Kar, Dr Nikita Oza, Dr Monisha Choudhury, Dr Sandeep R Mathur, Dr Ram Nawal Rao, Dr (Col) U S Dinesh and Dr Hansa M Goswami. A group photograph of IAC members present on the occasion was taken and is reproduced below. Proffered papers were presented by Dr Radhika Srinivasan, Dr Sandeep R Mathur, Dr Dev Prasoon, Dr Ram Nawal Rao, Dr Radhika M. Vishveshara, Dr Kavita Mardi, Dr Asaranti Kar, Dr Tushar Kar, Dr Radhika Kottu, Dr Parimal Agrawal, Dr Moanaro Longchar, Dr Harish Chandra, Dr Smita Chandra, Dr Jayashree Krishnamurthy and Dr Barkha Gupta. Posters were displayed by Dr R G W Pinto, Dr Bharat Rekhi, Dr Uma Handa, Dr Archana Shivamurthy, Dr

Deepali Jain, Dr Sushila Jaiswal, Dr Seema Kaushal, Dr Ram Nawal Rao, Dr Swati Mahajan, Dr Maitreyee Roy, Dr

Harish Chandra and Dr Smita Chandra.

The International Congress of Cytology 2016 was held at Yokohama, Japan from 28th May to 1st June 2016 at the Pacifico Yokohama Convention Centre with a congress theme of “New innovative technologies changing cytology”. Yokohama is a vibrant port city on eastern side of Japan, about 30 minutes drive from central Tokyo. Yokohama has been Japan’s window to the world and has played a leading role in the country’s modernisation. It is a beautiful city with clean surroundings, fresh air, and lot of greenery with abundance of smiles and happiness exuded by the local people. The convention centre was located right on the edge of Pacific Ocean amidst scenic surroundings. The conference had a wide array of speakers from all over the world covering all facets of cytopathology with emphasis on newer techniques being applied to cytopathology in present times. The exhibition of products by various industrial houses was avidly viewed by the delegates. The Indian contingent was 32 members strong and had a good presence. The highlight was the companion meeting of Indian Academy of Cytologists in a post lunch session on 30th May which was chaired by Dr R G W Pinto. A glittering array of our speakers were at display. Presentations were made by Dr Arvind Rajwanshi, D. Shubhada V Kane, Dr Radhika Srinivasan, Dr M M Kamal, Dr Manjula Jain, Dr Bharat Rekhi, Dr Deepali Jain, Dr Asaranti Kar, Dr Nikita Oza, Dr Monisha Choudhury, Dr Sandeep R Mathur, Dr Ram Nawal Rao, Dr (Col) U S Dinesh and Dr Hansa M Goswami. A group photograph of IAC members present on the occasion was taken and is reproduced below. Proffered papers were presented by Dr Radhika Srinivasan, Dr Sandeep R Mathur, Dr Dev Prasoon, Dr Ram Nawal Rao, Dr Radhika M. Vishveshara, Dr Kavita Mardi, Dr Asaranti Kar, Dr Tushar Kar, Dr Radhika Kottu, Dr Parimal Agrawal, Dr Moanaro Longchar, Dr Harish Chandra, Dr Smita Chandra, Dr Jayashree Krishnamurthy and Dr Barkha Gupta. Posters were displayed by Dr R G W Pinto, Dr Bharat Rekhi, Dr Uma Handa, Dr Archana Shivamurthy, Dr

Deepali Jain, Dr Sushila Jaiswal, Dr Seema Kaushal, Dr Ram Nawal Rao, Dr Swati Mahajan, Dr Maitreyee Roy, Dr

Harish Chandra and Dr Smita Chandra.

1st Row (L-R) : Dr. (Col) U. S. Dinesh, Dr. Nikita Oza, Dr. Bharat Rekhi, Dr. Shubhada V. Kane, Dr. Radhika

Srinivasan, Dr. Monisha Choudhury, Dr. Deepali Jain, Dr. Uma Handa, Dr. Ram Nawal Rao, Dr. R. G. W. Pinto. 2nd Row (L-R) : Dr. Parimal Agrawal, Dr. Hansa Goswami, Dr. Arvind Rajwanshi, Dr. Dev Prasoon, Dr. M. M.

Kamal, Dr. Manjula Jain, Dr. Smita Chandra, Dr. Sandeep R. Mathur.

1st Row (L-R) : Dr. (Col) U. S. Dinesh, Dr. Nikita Oza, Dr. Bharat Rekhi, Dr. Shubhada V. Kane, Dr. Radhika

Srinivasan, Dr. Monisha Choudhury, Dr. Deepali Jain, Dr. Uma Handa, Dr. Ram Nawal Rao, Dr. R. G. W. Pinto. 2nd Row (L-R) : Dr. Parimal Agrawal, Dr. Hansa Goswami, Dr. Arvind Rajwanshi, Dr. Dev Prasoon, Dr. M. M.

Kamal, Dr. Manjula Jain, Dr. Smita Chandra, Dr. Sandeep R. Mathur.

ICC 2016, YOKOHOMA, JAPAN - HIGHLIGHTS ICC 2016, YOKOHOMA, JAPAN - HIGHLIGHTS

ICC 2016, YOKOHOMA, JAPAN – SNAPSHOTS ICC 2016, YOKOHOMA, JAPAN – SNAPSHOTS

NATIONAL HANDS-ON WORKSHOP ON FLUID AND BREAST CYTOLOGY AIMS, B G Nagara, Karnataka

22nd & 23rd July 2016 - HIGHLIGHTS

NATIONAL HANDS-ON WORKSHOP ON FLUID AND BREAST CYTOLOGY AIMS, B G Nagara, Karnataka

22nd & 23rd July 2016 - HIGHLIGHTS

The programme began with registration of delegates followed by breakfast. The delegates came from various private hospitals and medical colleges across the country. We are happy to say that the delegates had come from eight different states and one international delegate from Oman. About 80 delegates including consultants, teaching faculty, post-graduates attended and participated in workshop. Formal inauguration was done under the presence of dignitaries – Dr M G Shivaramu Principal, AIMS, Dr MM Kamal, President- IAC, Dr M A Pangarkar, moderator for day one of workshop, Dr Dharitri Bhat, moderator for Day 2 of the workshop, Dr Manohar TM, Medical superintendent, Dr Vijay Shankar S, Prof and HOD of Department of Pathology, Dr Nalini Krishnan, Scientific committee coordinator and Dr Somashekharaiah, Observer from Karnataka Medical Council. The workshop began with invoking the blessing of the almighty. It was followed by Welcome Speech by Dr Vijay Shankar S, Prof and HOD Pathology. After the inauguration, the workshop on fluid cytology began with introduction by Dr M A Pangarkar. The speakers for the day one were as follows.

Dr DM Bhat: CSF Cytology - Analyzing those few precious drops Dr M A Pangarkar: The Benevolent & the Malevolent Dr Anupama Gupta: The artfully modified ‘Wine of Shiraz’ Dr MM Kamal: Ancillary techniques in Fluid Cytology Dr Supreeta Nayak: Slide Seminar – Interesting cases (Cocktail party)

The speakers for day 2 were as follows

Dr Amita K: Issues of the inflamed tissues Dr Supreeta Nayak: Dilemmas of the benign lesions Dr DM Bhat: The shades of grey Dr MA Pangarkar: Aggressive lesions: the overt & the covert Dr MM Kamal: Suspicious until proven guilty Dr Anupama Gupta: Is Fine Needle fine or is there more to Core

After the lecture sessions, there was a demonstration of difficult slides with the help of projection microscope in the department of pathology and which was followed by the slide viewing sessions in the practical halls. The WORKSHOP ended successfully by informal vote of thanks followed by collection of participant feedback forms, post test questions and distribution of certificates. Feedback analysis showed appreciation of the concept of Hands-on workshop on cytology. Hospitality and arrangements were very much appreciated. The request for conduction of many more such workshops were made.

The programme began with registration of delegates followed by breakfast. The delegates came from various private hospitals and medical colleges across the country. We are happy to say that the delegates had come from eight different states and one international delegate from Oman. About 80 delegates including consultants, teaching faculty, post-graduates attended and participated in workshop. Formal inauguration was done under the presence of dignitaries – Dr M G Shivaramu Principal, AIMS, Dr MM Kamal, President- IAC, Dr M A Pangarkar, moderator for day one of workshop, Dr Dharitri Bhat, moderator for Day 2 of the workshop, Dr Manohar TM, Medical superintendent, Dr Vijay Shankar S, Prof and HOD of Department of Pathology, Dr Nalini Krishnan, Scientific committee coordinator and Dr Somashekharaiah, Observer from Karnataka Medical Council. The workshop began with invoking the blessing of the almighty. It was followed by Welcome Speech by Dr Vijay Shankar S, Prof and HOD Pathology. After the inauguration, the workshop on fluid cytology began with introduction by Dr M A Pangarkar. The speakers for the day one were as follows.

Dr DM Bhat: CSF Cytology - Analyzing those few precious drops Dr M A Pangarkar: The Benevolent & the Malevolent Dr Anupama Gupta: The artfully modified ‘Wine of Shiraz’ Dr MM Kamal: Ancillary techniques in Fluid Cytology Dr Supreeta Nayak: Slide Seminar – Interesting cases (Cocktail party)

The speakers for day 2 were as follows

Dr Amita K: Issues of the inflamed tissues Dr Supreeta Nayak: Dilemmas of the benign lesions Dr DM Bhat: The shades of grey Dr MA Pangarkar: Aggressive lesions: the overt & the covert Dr MM Kamal: Suspicious until proven guilty Dr Anupama Gupta: Is Fine Needle fine or is there more to Core

After the lecture sessions, there was a demonstration of difficult slides with the help of projection microscope in the department of pathology and which was followed by the slide viewing sessions in the practical halls. The WORKSHOP ended successfully by informal vote of thanks followed by collection of participant feedback forms, post test questions and distribution of certificates. Feedback analysis showed appreciation of the concept of Hands-on workshop on cytology. Hospitality and arrangements were very much appreciated. The request for conduction of many more such workshops were made.

NATIONAL HANDS-ON WORKSHOP ON FLUID AND BREAST CYTOLOGY : SNAPSHOTS

NATIONAL HANDS-ON WORKSHOP ON FLUID AND BREAST CYTOLOGY : SNAPSHOTS

CME on Cytology of Hepato-Pancreatico-Biliary Disorders

CME on Cytology of Hepato-Pancreatico-Biliary Disorders

Under the aegis of Delhi Chapter of IAC a CME on “Cytology of Hepato-Pancreatico-Biliary

Disorders” was organized by the Department of Cytopathology, Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi on 19th March 2016. Dr Kusum Verma was the organizing chairperson and Dr Pooja Bakshi was the organizing secretary. The CME saw lectures delivered by eminent faculty and covered the entire spectrum of diseases. It attracted a full capacity crowd which encompassed post graduates and practicing Pathologists from Delhi & NCR region. The next meeting would be the Annual Conference of the Delhi Chapter of IAC to be held at PGIMER, RML Hospital, New Delhi.

Under the aegis of Delhi Chapter of IAC a CME on “Cytology of Hepato-Pancreatico-Biliary

Disorders” was organized by the Department of Cytopathology, Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi on 19th March 2016. Dr Kusum Verma was the organizing chairperson and Dr Pooja Bakshi was the organizing secretary. The CME saw lectures delivered by eminent faculty and covered the entire spectrum of diseases. It attracted a full capacity crowd which encompassed post graduates and practicing Pathologists from Delhi & NCR region. The next meeting would be the Annual Conference of the Delhi Chapter of IAC to be held at PGIMER, RML Hospital, New Delhi.

UPCOMING EVENTS UPCOMING EVENTS

14th General Meeting of the Japanese Society of Digital Pathology Dr R.G.Wiseman Pinto has been invited as a Faculty for 14th General Meeting of the Japanese Society of Digital Pathology in Kobe, Japan from 8-10 September 2016, organised by the Japanese Society of Digital Pathology. He will speak on Digital Pathology in Goa, India 55th Annual Autumn Meeting of the Japanese Society of Clinical Cytology Dr R.G.Wiseman Pinto has been invited as a Faculty for the 55th Annual Autumn Meeting of the Japanese Society of Clinical Cytology (JSCC) in the session Global Asia Forum in Beppu, Oita, Japan, on 18-19 November 2016. He will speak on the Ultrasound and CT guided FNA Cytology with Histopathological correlation in Goa, India. 4th SAARC Academy of Cytopathology and Histopathology (SACH) Conference Dr R.G.Wiseman Pinto has been invited as the Faculty and Chairman for the 4th SAARC Academy of Cytopathology and Histopathology (SACH) Conference in Dharan, Nepal from 16-18 November 2016. He has also been elected as the President of the SAARC Academy of Cytopathology and Histopathology (SACH). DVDs on the Recent Advances in Medicine Dr RGW Pinto has produced and released DVDs on the Recent Advances in Medicine. Glass Slide Seminar Workshop He was also invited as a Faculty and conducted a Glass Slide Seminar Workshop at the DY Patil School of Medicine Deemed University at Nerul, Navi Mumbai International CME in Pathology, Histopathology and Cytopathology Will be held at Goa, India from 2, 3 & 4 February 2017. Venue: Institute of Nursing Education, Bambolim, Goa International Speakers: Dr Anais Malpica, Professor of Pathology, University of Texas, MD Anderson Cancer Centre Houston Texas USA Dr Jerzy Klijanienko, Professor and Head of Pathology Dept, Curie Institute Paris, France Dr Bernard Majak, Prof and Head of Pathology Dept Telemark Hospital Skein Norway Dr Lazlo Vass, Prof of Pathology Flor F University Hungary Dr Ruth Katz, Professor of Pathology, University of Texas, MD Anderson Cancer Centre, Houston Texas, USA Dr Sinchita Roy Chowdhury .Assistant Professor of Pathology, University of Texas, MD Anderson Cancer Centre, Houston, Texas, USA Dr Anita Borges, Head of Histopathology Dept Asian Institute of Oncology, SL Raheja Hospital Mumbai Topics: Pediatric Tumors ,Soft Tissue Tumors ,LBC ,Urinary Bladder Cancer ,Malignant Melanoma , Lymphoma , Slide Seminars ,Ovarian Serous Tumors ,Ovarian Mucinous Tumors ,Metastatic Carcinoma in Ovary ,Endometrial Pathology ,Breast Carcinoma ,Colorectal Polyps ,NGS (Next Generation Sequencing ) Details are given on www.patho-india.com Conference Secretariat Dr RGW Pinto 3 Sunshine Building, Benard Guedes Road, Near Geeta Bakery Panaji, Goa, India, 403001 Tele: 09422641170 Email: [email protected]

14th General Meeting of the Japanese Society of Digital Pathology Dr R.G.Wiseman Pinto has been invited as a Faculty for 14th General Meeting of the Japanese Society of Digital Pathology in Kobe, Japan from 8-10 September 2016, organised by the Japanese Society of Digital Pathology. He will speak on Digital Pathology in Goa, India 55th Annual Autumn Meeting of the Japanese Society of Clinical Cytology Dr R.G.Wiseman Pinto has been invited as a Faculty for the 55th Annual Autumn Meeting of the Japanese Society of Clinical Cytology (JSCC) in the session Global Asia Forum in Beppu, Oita, Japan, on 18-19 November 2016. He will speak on the Ultrasound and CT guided FNA Cytology with Histopathological correlation in Goa, India. 4th SAARC Academy of Cytopathology and Histopathology (SACH) Conference Dr R.G.Wiseman Pinto has been invited as the Faculty and Chairman for the 4th SAARC Academy of Cytopathology and Histopathology (SACH) Conference in Dharan, Nepal from 16-18 November 2016. He has also been elected as the President of the SAARC Academy of Cytopathology and Histopathology (SACH). DVDs on the Recent Advances in Medicine Dr RGW Pinto has produced and released DVDs on the Recent Advances in Medicine. Glass Slide Seminar Workshop He was also invited as a Faculty and conducted a Glass Slide Seminar Workshop at the DY Patil School of Medicine Deemed University at Nerul, Navi Mumbai International CME in Pathology, Histopathology and Cytopathology Will be held at Goa, India from 2, 3 & 4 February 2017. Venue: Institute of Nursing Education, Bambolim, Goa International Speakers: Dr Anais Malpica, Professor of Pathology, University of Texas, MD Anderson Cancer Centre Houston Texas USA Dr Jerzy Klijanienko, Professor and Head of Pathology Dept, Curie Institute Paris, France Dr Bernard Majak, Prof and Head of Pathology Dept Telemark Hospital Skein Norway Dr Lazlo Vass, Prof of Pathology Flor F University Hungary Dr Ruth Katz, Professor of Pathology, University of Texas, MD Anderson Cancer Centre, Houston Texas, USA Dr Sinchita Roy Chowdhury .Assistant Professor of Pathology, University of Texas, MD Anderson Cancer Centre, Houston, Texas, USA Dr Anita Borges, Head of Histopathology Dept Asian Institute of Oncology, SL Raheja Hospital Mumbai Topics: Pediatric Tumors ,Soft Tissue Tumors ,LBC ,Urinary Bladder Cancer ,Malignant Melanoma , Lymphoma , Slide Seminars ,Ovarian Serous Tumors ,Ovarian Mucinous Tumors ,Metastatic Carcinoma in Ovary ,Endometrial Pathology ,Breast Carcinoma ,Colorectal Polyps ,NGS (Next Generation Sequencing ) Details are given on www.patho-india.com Conference Secretariat Dr RGW Pinto 3 Sunshine Building, Benard Guedes Road, Near Geeta Bakery Panaji, Goa, India, 403001 Tele: 09422641170 Email: [email protected]

GENERAL BODY MEETING – IAC 2016 GENERAL BODY MEETING – IAC 2016

The next General Body meeting of Indian Academy of Cytologists will be held during the 46th annual conference of IAC at 1615 hrs on 19th November 2016 at Chitnavis Centre, Civil Lines, Nagpur. Any member desirous of sending agenda points for discussion may send it before 30th September 2016 to:


The next General Body meeting of Indian Academy of Cytologists will be held during the 46th annual conference of IAC at 1615 hrs on 19th November 2016 at Chitnavis Centre, Civil Lines, Nagpur. Any member desirous of sending agenda points for discussion may send it before 30th September 2016 to:


AGENDA POINTS AGENDA POINTS

1. Opening remarks by the President IAC 2. Approval of the minutes of the previous General Body meeting 3. Report of Secretary 4. Report of Treasurer 5. Report of the Editor of Journal 6. Report of the Editor of IAC Newsletter 7. Report of the Chairperson of the Accreditation and Examination committee 8. Report of the Chairperson of the External Quality Assurance programme 9. Report of the Webmaster 10. Report of Chairperson Standing Committee for international affairs 11. Recommendation for change in SOP 12. Report of State/Regional Chapters 13. Nomination/Election of President for 2017 14. Nomination/election of President Elect IAC for 2017 15. Nomination/election of Secretary IAC for the succeeding year, if retiring 16. Nomination/election of Treasurer IAC for the succeeding year, if retiring 17. Nomination/election of two members for Executive Council in place of retiring members 18. Nomination/election of Editor of Journal, if retiring 19. Nomination/election of Editor of IAC newsletter, if retiring 20. Nomination of Chairperson of Accreditation and Examination Committee, if retiring 21. Nomination of Chairperson of the External Quality Assurance programme, if retiring 22. Nomination of the Webmaster, if retiring 23. Nomination/election of Indian Editor and members Editorial Board of Acta Cytologica, if retiring 24. Nomination/election of Chairperson Standing Committee for International Affairs, if retiring 25. To select the awardee for Dr PN Wahi Academy oration for 2017 26. To select the awardee for the IAC Academy oration for 2017 27. To select the awardee for Dr Subhash Kumari Gupta memorial lecture for 2017 28. To select the awardee(s) for the Guest lectures for 2017 29. To select the awardee for Ernest Fernandes slide seminar for 2017 30. To declare the winners for Sushil Malhotra prize, Dr Bhaskar Reddy prize and Dr Satya Monga award and Dr Panna Choudhury Memorial award for 2016 31. To select the awardee(s) for IAC fellowship 32. To select the venue for the annual national conference in 2017 33. To select the topics and moderators for CME, symposium and workshops for conference in 2017. 34. Any other matter with the permission of the chair. 35. Vote of thanks by Secretary IAC

1. Opening remarks by the President IAC 2. Approval of the minutes of the previous General Body meeting 3. Report of Secretary 4. Report of Treasurer 5. Report of the Editor of Journal 6. Report of the Editor of IAC Newsletter 7. Report of the Chairperson of the Accreditation and Examination committee 8. Report of the Chairperson of the External Quality Assurance programme 9. Report of the Webmaster 10. Report of Chairperson Standing Committee for international affairs 11. Recommendation for change in SOP 12. Report of State/Regional Chapters 13. Nomination/Election of President for 2017 14. Nomination/election of President Elect IAC for 2017 15. Nomination/election of Secretary IAC for the succeeding year, if retiring 16. Nomination/election of Treasurer IAC for the succeeding year, if retiring 17. Nomination/election of two members for Executive Council in place of retiring members 18. Nomination/election of Editor of Journal, if retiring 19. Nomination/election of Editor of IAC newsletter, if retiring 20. Nomination of Chairperson of Accreditation and Examination Committee, if retiring 21. Nomination of Chairperson of the External Quality Assurance programme, if retiring 22. Nomination of the Webmaster, if retiring 23. Nomination/election of Indian Editor and members Editorial Board of Acta Cytologica, if retiring 24. Nomination/election of Chairperson Standing Committee for International Affairs, if retiring 25. To select the awardee for Dr PN Wahi Academy oration for 2017 26. To select the awardee for the IAC Academy oration for 2017 27. To select the awardee for Dr Subhash Kumari Gupta memorial lecture for 2017 28. To select the awardee(s) for the Guest lectures for 2017 29. To select the awardee for Ernest Fernandes slide seminar for 2017 30. To declare the winners for Sushil Malhotra prize, Dr Bhaskar Reddy prize and Dr Satya Monga award and Dr Panna Choudhury Memorial award for 2016 31. To select the awardee(s) for IAC fellowship 32. To select the venue for the annual national conference in 2017 33. To select the topics and moderators for CME, symposium and workshops for conference in 2017. 34. Any other matter with the permission of the chair. 35. Vote of thanks by Secretary IAC

JOINING THE FLOCK ….. JOINING THE FLOCK …..

S. No. Name & Addresses Tel. No. / E-mail LAM/ LM No.

1. Dr Kalyan Khan Flat no 11 Bela Apartment Netaji Subhas Road Subhaspally, Siliguri- 734001

9733347242 3532585478 [email protected]

LK 172/16

2. Dr D P Suma # 1 Rotson Venezea Apartment Old Income Tax Road Near ABM Hostel, Hubli- 580021

9743017696 [email protected]

LS 263/16

3. Dr Anurag Gupta H-17, Shivalik Nagar B.H.E.L., Haridwar- 249403. (Uttarakhand)


LG 113/16

4. Dr. Santosh Tummidi c/o/ NK Reddy, Reddy Street Nagulapeta, Chatrapur, Odisha-761020

8895495670 8763889274 [email protected]

LS-264/16

5. Dr. Aparna Dutta c/o Dr. Dhiraj Kamal,Near Pinewood Hospital, Subachani Road, Tinsukia, Assam-781625


LD-82/16

6. Dr. Niva Rani Dutta c/o Mr. AJ sarmah Q. No.DZ-40, OIL housing Colony, Duliajan, Distt- Dibrugarh Assam

3742807640 9435038030 [email protected]

LD-83/16

7. Dr Neeta Sandeep Biyani Biyani Computerised Pathology and Hormone Assay Lab 1582/1, Opp Sonya Maruti Mandir Lane no 5, DHULE, Maharastra- 424001

02562-280452 9823442140 [email protected]

LB-132/16

8. Dr Rekha Khurana S-10, Parwane Vihar Sector 9, Rohini- 110085

9810081382 42888888 [email protected]

LK- 175/16

9. Dr Anand Bardia House no 1534 Sector 11 D Chandigarh- 16001


LB-131/16

10. Dr Gurwinder Kaur Room no 50 Sanjeevani Hostel PGIMER, Chandigarh- 160012


LK-174/16

11. Dr Rajwant Kaur House no 155 Sector 11 A Chandigarh- 16001


LK-173/16

12. Dr Indranil Das 28/11, A K Mukherjee Road, Noapara Baranagar- 700090


LD-84/16

13. Dr Mallika Pal 1050/2, Survey Park Calcutta Greens, Ph II, HIG Flat no- A/1, 2/11 Kolkata- 700075

9433823214 3322653222 [email protected]

LP-117/16

14. Dr Anand Raj Vaithy No 8, Vysial Street Puducherry- 605001 Dept of Pathology Mahatma Gandhi Medical College & Research Institute Pillaiyarkuppah Puducherry- 607402


LV- 37/16

S. No. Name & Addresses Tel. No. / E-mail LAM/ LM No.

1. Dr Kalyan Khan Flat no 11 Bela Apartment Netaji Subhas Road Subhaspally, Siliguri- 734001

9733347242 3532585478 [email protected]

LK 172/16

2. Dr D P Suma # 1 Rotson Venezea Apartment Old Income Tax Road Near ABM Hostel, Hubli- 580021


LS 263/16

3. Dr Anurag Gupta H-17, Shivalik Nagar B.H.E.L., Haridwar- 249403. (Uttarakhand)


LG 113/16

4. Dr. Santosh Tummidi c/o/ NK Reddy, Reddy Street Nagulapeta, Chatrapur, Odisha-761020

8895495670 8763889274 [email protected]

LS-264/16

5. Dr. Aparna Dutta c/o Dr. Dhiraj Kamal,Near Pinewood Hospital, Subachani Road, Tinsukia, Assam-781625


LD-82/16

6. Dr. Niva Rani Dutta c/o Mr. AJ sarmah Q. No.DZ-40, OIL housing Colony, Duliajan, Distt- Dibrugarh Assam

3742807640 9435038030 [email protected]

LD-83/16

7. Dr Neeta Sandeep Biyani Biyani Computerised Pathology and Hormone Assay Lab 1582/1, Opp Sonya Maruti Mandir Lane no 5, DHULE, Maharastra- 424001

02562-280452 9823442140 [email protected]

LB-132/16

8. Dr Rekha Khurana S-10, Parwane Vihar Sector 9, Rohini- 110085

9810081382 42888888 [email protected]

LK- 175/16

9. Dr Anand Bardia House no 1534 Sector 11 D Chandigarh- 16001


LB-131/16

10. Dr Gurwinder Kaur Room no 50 Sanjeevani Hostel PGIMER, Chandigarh- 160012


LK-174/16

11. Dr Rajwant Kaur House no 155 Sector 11 A Chandigarh- 16001


LK-173/16

12. Dr Indranil Das 28/11, A K Mukherjee Road, Noapara Baranagar- 700090


LD-84/16

13. Dr Mallika Pal 1050/2, Survey Park Calcutta Greens, Ph II, HIG Flat no- A/1, 2/11 Kolkata- 700075

9433823214 3322653222 [email protected]

LP-117/16

14. Dr Anand Raj Vaithy No 8, Vysial Street Puducherry- 605001 Dept of Pathology Mahatma Gandhi Medical College & Research Institute Pillaiyarkuppah Puducherry- 607402


LV- 37/16

S. No. Name & Addresses Tel. No. / E-mail LAM/ LM No. 15. Dr Shanmugasamy Kathirvelu

407, Main Road, Naduveerapattu Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu- 607102

[email protected] 4142275281 9487920242

LS- 265/16

16. Dr Shivanjali Raghuvanshi 1/40, Vishesh Khand Gomti Nagar Lucknow, U P- 226010


LS- 266/16

17. Dr Kirti Sureshchandra Dagdiya c/o Bajrang Trading Co. Sabanpura, Amravati Maharashtra- 444601

721-2572967 9422729679 [email protected]

LD- 85/16

18. DR Sonal Vishnupant Chaukade C/O Dr S S Bijwe, Camp Road In front of Holy Cross Convent Irwin Square, Amravati- 444602

721-2664814 9404855601 [email protected]

LC- 75/16

19. Dr Jagdish Punamchand Laddha "Prem" Plot no 1 Sharda Nagar Amravati [MS]- 444605

721-2575641 9422155956 [email protected]

LL- 23/16

20. Dr Prashant Ganpatrao Mankar Vakil Line, Ambadevi Road Hambarde Complex Rajkamal Square Amravati- 444601 (Maharashtra)

0721-2561406 9823257768 [email protected]

LM- 153/16

21. Dr Saniya Sharma House no- 7 Indira Colony Talab Tillo Jammu- 180002 (J&K)


LS-267/16

22. Dr Vivek Gupta 12-A, Shalimar Enclave Kamla Nagar Agra- U.P. - 282005


LS-268/16

23. Dr Trupti Amol Dongre Plot no 50B Flat no 401, Psajakta Marigold Near Dharampeth Mabila Bank Bajaj Nagar, Nagpur- 440010

0712-242438 9823317882 [email protected]

LD-86/16

24. Dr Vandana Puri A 802, Ahinsha Vatika Ram Nagar, Loni Road Shahadra, Delhi- 110032


LP- 118/16

25. Dr Reetu Kundu House no 3338, Top Floor Sector- 32 Chandigarh- 160030


LK-176/16

26. Dr Pallavi Prakhar R-770, New Rajinder Nagar New Delhi- 110060


LP- 119/16

27. Dr Mithila Bisht Block F, House no 6 Rahilkhand Medical College & Hospital Campus Pilibhit Bypass road Bareilly- 243001


LB- 133/16

28. Dr Bhawna Sethi C/O Smt Bimla Sethi Gali no 2, Yadav Nagar Kankarwali Rewari - 123401


LS 269/16

S. No. Name & Addresses Tel. No. / E-mail LAM/ LM No. 15. Dr Shanmugasamy Kathirvelu

407, Main Road, Naduveerapattu Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu- 607102

[email protected] 4142275281 9487920242

LS- 265/16

16. Dr Shivanjali Raghuvanshi 1/40, Vishesh Khand Gomti Nagar Lucknow, U P- 226010


LS- 266/16

17. Dr Kirti Sureshchandra Dagdiya c/o Bajrang Trading Co. Sabanpura, Amravati Maharashtra- 444601

721-2572967 9422729679 [email protected]

LD- 85/16

18. DR Sonal Vishnupant Chaukade C/O Dr S S Bijwe, Camp Road In front of Holy Cross Convent Irwin Square, Amravati- 444602

721-2664814 9404855601 [email protected]

LC- 75/16

19. Dr Jagdish Punamchand Laddha "Prem" Plot no 1 Sharda Nagar Amravati [MS]- 444605

721-2575641 9422155956 [email protected]

LL- 23/16

20. Dr Prashant Ganpatrao Mankar Vakil Line, Ambadevi Road Hambarde Complex Rajkamal Square Amravati- 444601 (Maharashtra)

0721-2561406 9823257768 [email protected]

LM- 153/16

21. Dr Saniya Sharma House no- 7 Indira Colony Talab Tillo Jammu- 180002 (J&K)


LS-267/16

22. Dr Vivek Gupta 12-A, Shalimar Enclave Kamla Nagar Agra- U.P. - 282005


LS-268/16

23. Dr Trupti Amol Dongre Plot no 50B Flat no 401, Psajakta Marigold Near Dharampeth Mabila Bank Bajaj Nagar, Nagpur- 440010

0712-242438 9823317882 [email protected]

LD-86/16

24. Dr Vandana Puri A 802, Ahinsha Vatika Ram Nagar, Loni Road Shahadra, Delhi- 110032


LP- 118/16

25. Dr Reetu Kundu House no 3338, Top Floor Sector- 32 Chandigarh- 160030


LK-176/16

26. Dr Pallavi Prakhar R-770, New Rajinder Nagar New Delhi- 110060


LP- 119/16

27. Dr Mithila Bisht Block F, House no 6 Rahilkhand Medical College & Hospital Campus Pilibhit Bypass road Bareilly- 243001


LB- 133/16

28. Dr Bhawna Sethi C/O Smt Bimla Sethi Gali no 2, Yadav Nagar Kankarwali Rewari - 123401


LS 269/16


S. No. Name & Addresses Tel. No. / E-mail LAM/ LM No. 29. Dr Shweta Agarwal

A3 Ekta Nagar Stadium Road Bareilly- 243122


LA- 98/16

30. Dr Harveen Kaur Gulati 1/1, Asha Officer's Colony Ramakrishnapuram Secundrabad Telangana- 500056


LG- 115/16

31. Dr Kishori Dhulipala D-36, CFTRI Residential Quarters Opposite Chandrakala Hospital Jayalaxmipuram, KD Road Mysore, Karnataka- 570012

9845864122 9849663522 [email protected]

LD- 87/16

32. Dr Archana Shanware E-12 Sahyadri Apartments 9-A, Indraprastha Extension Delhi- 110092

011- 22242513 9560233995 [email protected]

LS-270/16

33. Dr Pranay Tanwar Room No 425 4th Floor Dr BRA-IRCH All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) New Delhi- 110029

011-29575408 011-26715458 9968722016 [email protected]

LT-51/16

34. Dr Qury Sabita Mahapatra 51-B, U & V Block Shalimar Bagh, Delhi- 110088


LQ- 01/16

35. Dr Annu Nanda G 506, Somvihar Sector 12, R K Puram New Delhi-110022

011-26197872 8527056360 [email protected]

LN-48/16

36. Dr Rupinder Kaur C/O Dept of Pathology Christian Medical College and Hospital Ludhiana- 141008


LK- 177/16

37. Dr Rina Ambaram Prajapati 43, Shantimani Society NR K K Nagar Char Rasta Ghatlodtya, Ranna Park Ahmedabad- 380061

079-27601379 9427234177 [email protected]

LP-120/16

38. Yookarin Khonglah Quarter A-8 NEIGRIHMS Campus Shillong- 793018


LK-178/16

39. Dr Vandana Raphael HOD Pathology NEIGRIHMS MAWDIANGDIANG Pin-793018

9436707442 3642538008 [email protected]

LR-90/16

40. Dr Anjali Singh 206, Bairathi Colony No- 2, Indore (M.P.)- 452001

0731-2473169 9753599308 [email protected]

LS-271/16

S. No. Name & Addresses Tel. No. / E-mail LAM/ LM No. 29. Dr Shweta Agarwal

A3 Ekta Nagar Stadium Road Bareilly- 243122


LA- 98/16

30. Dr Harveen Kaur Gulati 1/1, Asha Officer's Colony Ramakrishnapuram Secundrabad Telangana- 500056


LG- 115/16

31. Dr Kishori Dhulipala D-36, CFTRI Residential Quarters Opposite Chandrakala Hospital Jayalaxmipuram, KD Road Mysore, Karnataka- 570012

9845864122 9849663522 [email protected]

LD- 87/16

32. Dr Archana Shanware E-12 Sahyadri Apartments 9-A, Indraprastha Extension Delhi- 110092

011- 22242513 9560233995 [email protected]

LS-270/16

33. Dr Pranay Tanwar Room No 425 4th Floor Dr BRA-IRCH All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) New Delhi- 110029

011-29575408 011-26715458 9968722016 [email protected]

LT-51/16

34. Dr Qury Sabita Mahapatra 51-B, U & V Block Shalimar Bagh, Delhi- 110088


LQ- 01/16

35. Dr Annu Nanda G 506, Somvihar Sector 12, R K Puram New Delhi-110022

011-26197872 8527056360 [email protected]

LN-48/16

36. Dr Rupinder Kaur C/O Dept of Pathology Christian Medical College and Hospital Ludhiana- 141008


LK- 177/16

37. Dr Rina Ambaram Prajapati 43, Shantimani Society NR K K Nagar Char Rasta Ghatlodtya, Ranna Park Ahmedabad- 380061

079-27601379 9427234177 [email protected]

LP-120/16

38. Yookarin Khonglah Quarter A-8 NEIGRIHMS Campus Shillong- 793018


LK-178/16

39. Dr Vandana Raphael HOD Pathology NEIGRIHMS MAWDIANGDIANG Pin-793018

9436707442 3642538008 [email protected]

LR-90/16

40. Dr Anjali Singh 206, Bairathi Colony No- 2, Indore (M.P.)- 452001

0731-2473169 9753599308 [email protected]

LS-271/16


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