Odontogenic Pathologies in the Pediatric and Adolescent Population: From Presentation to Diagnosis
2026-07-28 17:30 - 18:45 (Asia/Kolkata)
A Case-Based Approach

Oral Pathology Tuesdays

Odontogenic lesions in children and adolescents can be diagnostically challenging, particularly when clinical, radiographic, and histopathological findings appear to overlap. Through a practical case-based approach, this session will help participants develop a more systematic and confident pathway from presentation to diagnosis.

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Odontogenic pathologies account for a significant proportion of intraosseous jaw lesions, but their presentation in children and adolescents may differ from that seen in adults. Using illustrative clinical cases, this session will explore a systematic approach to diagnosis, with emphasis on careful clinicopathological correlation and practical diagnostic decision-making.

Why attend?

Understand the spectrum of odontogenic pathologies affecting children and adolescents

Develop a structured approach to evaluating clinical, radiographic, and histopathological findings

Strengthen diagnostic confidence through practical, case-based discussions

Who should attend?

Undergraduate and postgraduate dental students, recent graduates, academicians and specialists in oral pathology, oral medicine, oral radiology, oral surgery, paediatric dentistry and general dental practice.

Speaker

Dr. Nidhi JadhavPractising Dentist and Oral Pathologist, Kanak Dental Clinic & Diagnostic Centre for Oral and Maxillofacial Pathologies, Sangli, IndiaAssociate Professor, Vasant Dada Patil Dental College and Hospital, Sangli, India

Dr. Nidhi Jadhav is an oral and maxillofacial pathologist with 16 years of academic experience. Alongside teaching, she runs a clinical and diagnostic practice focused on oral and maxillofacial lesions, including biopsy diagnosis, FNAC, and immunohistochemistry. She has authored 20 national and international publications, contributed to a textbook, and regularly participates in academic forums as a speaker and chairperson.

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360 Anniversary Celebration Week
2026-08-23 10:00 - 2026-08-28 08:00
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360 Anniversary Celebration Week brings together the Oral Pathology 360 community and the growing 360 family — including Oromed 360 Academy and Oral Health 360 — for a week of learning, sharing, and celebration. The week will include free registered lectures, contests, recognition, prizes, and a final celebration event.We invite students, postgraduates, faculty, specialists, clinicians, and everyone connected with oral and maxillofacial health to join us.

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Oral Diseases 360 Quiz ChallengeA fun and educational quiz competition focused on oral and maxillofacial diseases, designed for students, postgraduates, faculty, and specialists.

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Free Anniversary LecturesFree expert-led lectures across oral pathology, oral medicine, radiology, oral surgery, digital presence, and emerging professional challenges.

Lecture 1: Parapharyngeal Space Masses: From Clinical Clues to Pathologic Diagnosis by Dr. Asitava Mondal August 23 @ 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm IST👉Details & Registration

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Lecture 3: Protecting Patient Privacy in the Age of AIWhat Healthcare Workers Must Consider Before They Capture, Click, Store, Share, Post, or Prompt by Dr. Mandana DonoghueAugust 26 @ 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm IST 👉Details & Registration

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Final Celebration EventA fun and educational quiz competition focused on oral and maxillofacial diseases, designed for students, postgraduates, faculty, and specialists.August 28

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Parapharyngeal Space Masses: From Clinical Clues to Pathologic Diagnosis
2026-08-23 17:30 - 19:00
360 Anniversary Celebration Week Lecture

Parapharyngeal space masses are uncommon, anatomically complex, and often diagnostically challenging. In this pathology-led session, Dr. Asitava Mondal will guide participants through a practical approach integrating clinical findings, imaging, cytology, cell block, histopathology, and IHC.Register to join this free anniversary lecture and strengthen your clinicopathologic approach to deep head and neck lesions.

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PlatformZoom link shared after registration

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Time zoneAll timings are in Indian Standard Time (IST)

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Parapharyngeal space masses can present significant diagnostic challenges because of their deep location, varied clinical presentation, and broad pathological spectrum.In this pathology-led anniversary lecture, Dr. Asitava Mondal will take participants through a practical diagnostic approach to these lesions, integrating clinical picture, imaging findings, cytology, cell block, histopathology, and immunohistochemistry.The session will emphasize clinicopathologic correlation and differential diagnosis, with clinical and imaging features used to support and narrow the pathological interpretation.This lecture is especially relevant for oral pathologists, general pathologists interested in head and neck pathology, and postgraduate students. It will also be useful for colleagues in oral medicine, oral radiology, and oral surgery who are interested in diagnostic correlation.

Why attend?

Understand a pathology-led diagnostic approach to parapharyngeal space masses, from clinical presentation and imaging to tissue diagnosis.

Learn how cytology, cell block, histopathology, and IHC can be integrated to narrow the differential diagnosis.

Strengthen clinicopathologic correlation in deep head and neck lesions through insights from an experienced cytologist and oncopathologist.

Speaker:

Dr. Asitava MondalClinical Cytologist and Oncopathologist, Kolkata

Dr. Asitava Mondal is a Clinical Cytologist and Oncopathologist based in Kolkata, with an MD in Pathology from PGIMER, Chandigarh. He has made major contributions to cytology and FNABC, and first started FNABC in West Bengal in 1984. He has published extensively, delivered numerous guest lectures and named orations, and has held several leadership roles, including National President of the Indian Academy of Cytologists. His teaching is known for its strong diagnostic focus and clinicopathologic correlation.

Protecting Patient Privacy in the Age of AI
2026-08-26 17:30 - 19:00
What Healthcare Workers Must Consider Before They Capture, Click, Store, Share, Post, or Prompt

360 Anniversary Lecture 3

As AI becomes part of everyday healthcare tools, patient privacy needs fresh attention. This practical session will help healthcare workers recognize hidden risks, pause before sharing or prompting patient-related information, and apply safeguards that protect confidentiality, dignity, and trust.

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Format Live online lecture

PlatformZoom link shared after registration

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Time zoneAll timings are in Indian Standard Time (IST)

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AI is no longer a distant or emerging technology. It is now built into many of the tools clinicians use every day — phones, email, search engines, messaging apps, cloud storage, document editors, meeting platforms, image tools, and clinical workflows. Sometimes we use AI knowingly; at other times, it may be working quietly within familiar digital systems.This lecture will take a practical look at patient privacy in the rapidly evolving reality of everyday AI use. Moving beyond the broader conversation on ethical digital practice, the session will focus on the everyday choices healthcare workers now face: photographing cases, storing files, sharing images, preparing teaching material, using AI prompts, creating presentations, communicating through apps, and posting online.The aim is not to discourage the responsible use of technology, but to help healthcare workers pause before patient information is captured, processed, stored, shared, or reused. Through the ethical frame of recognizing risk, respecting patient trust, and responding with practical safeguards, the session will explore how we can protect privacy, confidentiality, dignity, and trust in an AI-normalized world.

Why attend?

Recognize where patient privacy may be at riskUnderstand how patient information can be exposed through everyday digital workflows, including phones, messaging apps, cloud storage, teaching material, presentations, social media, and AI-enabled tools.

Identify obvious and hidden AI useLearn to distinguish between tools that clearly use AI and familiar platforms where patient-related information may be processed quietly in the background.

Pause before capturing, storing, sharing, posting, teaching, or promptingBuild a practical habit of checking consent, anonymization, secure storage, data minimization, and patient trust before using patient-related information.

Use technology responsibly without losing sight of the patientExplore how healthcare workers can benefit from digital and AI tools while still protecting privacy, confidentiality, dignity, and trust.

Who should attend?

This session is relevant for healthcare workers, teachers, postgraduate students, clinicians, diagnosticians, and anyone who captures, stores, shares, teaches with, posts, or prompts patient-related information in digital environments.

Speaker

Dr. Mandana DonoghueFounder DirectorOral Pathology 360 | Oromed 360 Academy

Dr. Mandana Donoghue is an oral and maxillofacial pathologist, educator, and Founder–Director of Oral Pathology 360. Her work focuses on advancing accessible, interdisciplinary education in oral and maxillofacial diagnostics, with a strong emphasis on patient safety, ethical practice, digital learning, and patient-centered care. Through Oral Pathology 360 and Oromed 360 Academy, she develops and hosts online academic programs that connect clinicians, teachers, and students across disciplines.
