Diagnostic Procedures in Patients with Neck Masses

[to be edited] Professor Jerzy Klijanienko, born 1960, received his medical degree (MD) from the Medical University in Wroclaw, Poland in 1984 and a specialization in surgical pathology at the University Pierre and Marie Curie, Paris VI, Paris, France in 1987. In 2001, he completed his qualification in Clinical Oncology. He was resident in Institut Gustave-Roussy, Villejuif 1985-1990. As a visiting pathologist, Dr. Klijanienko worked at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, USA and at the Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, USA. From 1991-1992, he was a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Texas, Anderson Cancer Center. Since 1992, Dr. Klijanienko works, as a senior consultant, in the Department of Clinical Cytopathology and Pathology, Institut Curie, Paris, France. In 2010 he obtained PhD degree, in 2012 a title of Habilitated Doctor and in 2019 was nominated Full Professor of Medical Sciences by President of Poland. Among others, he is a member of the European Society of Pathology and the International Academy of Cytology. He has authored 3 pathology books, near 30 chapters and more than 250 scientific publications, mainly concerning cytopathology. He was a president of 43rd European Congress of Cytology 2021 in Wroclaw and a president of European Federation of Cytology Societies 2019-2021.

Dr. Beatrix Cochand Priollet: Institutional Committees, National Agency for Quality Assurance:  1990-present, funding member and responsible for the « Papsmears committee » till 2007 and "Committee for Cytopathology" since 2007, Société Française de Cytologie Clinique: President 2011-2018 ; European Society of Pathology Responsible for the Working Group Cytopathology 2014-2018; European Federation of Cytological Societies: Member of the Scientific Committee (co-chair) and executive member; General Secretary 2018-2021, currently Editor-in chief EFCS-Eurocytology;

Honorary Titles: Honorary Membership of the Belgian Society of Cytology , Member of the executive board of the Papanicolaou Society

Teaching: Funding member and Responsible for the Inter-University diploma of Cytopathology since 1989;

Responsible for the Cytopathology education in the Pathology specialty, Responsible for the Endocrine education in the Pathology specialty, Responsible for the Pathology education in the Pathology specialty for the medicine students at the University Paris-Cité;

Responsible for the continuing education at the Société Française de Cytologie Clinique  

Publications: 161publications (102 in english), around 200 proffered papers/ invited conferences/lectures, 11 books chapters, coordonnator for 2 books cytopathology (Elsevier), Associate-editor Bethesda 2023.

Dr Olivier Choussy, born 1971, graduated ENT MD from the Medical University of ROUEN, FRANCE in 2000. 1996-2000 he was Resident in Rouen university hospital. In 2001, he completed his qualification in ENT oncology in Leuven catholic university at Mont-Godinne Hospital. He is PhD since 2012.Dr Choussy worked at Rouen university hospital until 2016. After a short experience in the Mathilde Clinic in Rouen, he takes the head of ENT department at the Curie institute. Since 2020 he is the head of the institute Curie surgical department.

He's specialized in larynx cancer, external and endoscopic partiel laryngeal surgeries and vocal rehabililtation after total laryngectomies

He's a member of several French societies (société française d'ORL, société française de chirurgie cervico-faciale) and french clinical groups (GETTEC, GORTEC).

Publications : 75 publications (63 in english), 10 books chapters (rapports de la société française d'ORL, educational encyclopedy).

Professor Wojciech Golusinski 

Chair of th

Chapter 1. General aspects.- chapter 2. Presentation, diagnostic modalities.- Chapter 3. Non-isotopic imaging.- Chapter 4. Isotopic Imaging.- Chapter 5. Fine Needle Aspiration and Rapid on Site Examination (ROSE).- Chapter 6. Histological specimens for head and neck neoplasm.- Chapter 7. Immunohistochemistry of the head and neck masses.- Chapter 8. HPV testing.- Chapter 9. Lineage and Molecular Markers of Neck Tumors.- Chapter 10. Biopsy Techniques for Lesions of the Head and Neck.- Chapter 11. Differential cytological diagnosis of salivary tumors.- Chapter 12. The Milan System for Classifying Salivary Gland Cytopathology.- Chapter 13. FNAB of Lymph Nodes in the Head and Neck region.- Chapter 14. Sydney and WHO classification and reporting system for Lymph nodes cytopathology.- Chapter 15. Lymph Node Metastases.- Chapter 16. Lateral cystic and solid lesions.- Chapter 17. Median cystic and solid lesions.- Chapter 18. Management of a thyroid nodule in 2023  (adults only).- Chapter 19. Parathyroid gland.- Chapter 20. Metastatic Cancer of Unknown Primary to Cervical Lymph Nodes.- Chapter 21. Dermatopathologic Approach to Diagnostic Challenges in the Head and Neck.- Chapter 22. Soft tissue and bone tumors of the head and neck.- Chapter 23. Ocular Cytology.- Chapter 24. Conclusions.