A focused academic session exploring mitochondrial fission–fusion dynamics, myofibroblast differentiation, and investigative methods in oral submucous fibrosis, presented by Dr. Karishma Desai.
Join this live case-based slide discussion on salivary gland pathology. Explore expert-reviewed slides, sharpen diagnostic accuracy, and engage with global oral pathologists. A practical and interactive session by Oromed 360 Academy.
In this session, Dr. Lester Thompson, internationally recognized Head and Neck Pathology Consultant, presents the top ten differential diagnoses that pathologists should keep in mind when evaluating these neoplasms. The discussion will be guided by Dr. Pouyan Aminishakib (Program Chair, Journal Club with Authors) and moderated by Dr. Kurt F. Summersgill from the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC).
Join Dr. Abhay Suresh Kulkarni for an expert session on recognizing and managing oral mucosal lesions — from clinical presentation to short treatment approaches and the importance of tobacco control.
Oral Pathology 360 sets the Asia Book of Records for the Largest Global Concordance Study on Grading Oral Epithelial Dysplasia — proving how tech-enabled academic collaboration can advance global health.
Chairside guide to dental nerve injury: red flags, neurosensory testing, prevention, and when to refer after LA blocks, third molars, and implants.
Following several tragic student suicides, many educators have struggled with painful questions — Why does this happen? Could I have seen it coming? Was it a...
Health-sciences training has always demanded both strength and knowledge — but today’s students face growing emotional pressures that toughness alone can’t solve. This World Mental Health Day, Oral Pathology 360 reflects on the silent struggles behind the white coats and the vital role educators play in recognizing early warning signs.
Explore the molecular and diagnostic landscape of FGFR3::TACC3 fusion–positive head and neck carcinomas with guest author Prof. Abbas Agaimy in this interactive session of Journal Club with Authors #12
When it comes to managing jaw lesions conservatively, Carnoy’s solution remains one of the most discussed chemical adjuncts in oral and maxillofacial surgery. Whether you’re a surgeon refining your protocol or a postgraduate exploring treatment choices, understanding the differences between the classic and modified versions can significantly influence patient outcomes.