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The Pathologist / Issues / 2026 / November / ASCP 2026: When Disease Mimics IBD
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ASCP 2026: When Disease Mimics IBD

Conference session will advise how to avoid diagnostic pitfalls with conditions that mimic inflammatory bowel disease.

11/02/2026 Video 1 min read
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5 Key Takeaways
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    Ilke Nalbantoglu and Binny Khandakar will present an educational session on conditions that mimic inflammatory bowel disease at the ASCP 2026 annual conference.

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    The session will use practical case examples to explore non-IBD conditions that closely resemble inflammatory bowel disease.

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    Presenters will highlight key histologic features and patterns relevant to recognizing IBD mimickers.

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    The session will address common diagnostic pitfalls in evaluating conditions that resemble inflammatory bowel disease.

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    The presenters will discuss the importance of clinicopathologic correlation in challenging cases.

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