The Foundation in Hepatobiliary Pathology course is a structured learning program covering the pathology of the liver, gallbladder, and biliary tract. It begins with liver microscopic anatomy and physiology, then moves into clinical-laboratory correlations, pediatric liver disorders, infectious (viral and non-viral) diseases, autoimmune and bile duct disorders, steatotic and vascular conditions, benign and malignant tumors, and transplant pathology.
The course combines conceptual clarity with practical application, featuring real case discussions, high-resolution digital slides, and histopathological insights shared by expert hepatopathologists with extensive exposure to diverse and complex cases.

Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

• Describe the microscopic anatomy and physiology of the liver.
• Correlate clinical features and laboratory data with histopathological findings.
• Identify and differentiate pediatric liver disorders, infectious diseases, autoimmune disorders, steatotic liver diseases, and vascular pathologies.
• Recognize and classify benign and malignant liver tumors using current diagnostic frameworks
• Interpret histopathological changes in liver transplant specimens and systemic disease involvement
• Apply a structured, practice-ready diagnostic framework to hepatobiliary pathology cases.

Suitable for:

Practicing pathologists, pathology residents, and medical faculty seeking to strengthen their diagnostic skills in hepatobiliary pathology.