The Malaysian Division was formed to gather the anatomic pathologists of Malaysia under one 'umbrella'. The Malaysian Division (IAPMD) joined the IAP in 2013.
This is the 13th year of IAPMD establishment of this division. Currently in 2026 we have 390 members, mainly practicing in Malaysia.
The annual scientific meeting is among the main activities. Previous venues include UiTM Sg. Buloh, Ipoh, Penang, Kota Bharu, Kota Kinabalu, Malacca, Kuantan (Virtual), Kuching, Sunway City and recently in Kuala Terengganu.
IAPMD successfully organized the Asia Pacific International Academy of Pathology in 2023.
🙋Dear Colleagues,
The International Academy of Pathology Malaysian Division (IAPMD) is pleased to invite laboratories to participate in the:
*IAPMD QAP Dermatopathology Module 2026*
🎇This quality assurance programme is designed to enhance diagnostic confidence and benchmarking in dermatopathology through carefully selected cases and high-quality learning materials.🔭
🌠 Programme Highlights:🌠
✔️ 10 vetted dermatopathology cases
✔️Covers inflammatory dermatoses, infections & tumours
✔️ High-quality educational materials
✔️ Continuous professional learning opportunity
✔️ Answers and discussion materials will be provided
🪶 Cycle Run: 1 July – 31 July 2026⌛
🔎*No subscription fee if registered before 15 June 2026*🔍
🪶Google Registration Form:📄
https://forms.gle/fi4zZc5CBQubEN668
For enquiries: 🙋 📧
🥳We look forward to your participation in advancing excellence in dermatopathology practice.👏
Thank you.
Stay sharp with our interactive PathologyQuiz (including specialized Dermpath quizzes), gain clinical insights from our curated Case of the Month, and access high-level lectures through IAPMD Online. For a broader view of the field, visit our Online Pathology Resources (Planet IAPMD), your gateway to global diagnostic tools and databases.
- PATHLECTURES
- ARCHIVE
- PathQuiz
Urogenital Pathology :
Key recommendations in diagnosing bladder neoplasm ▶️
Various interesting cases in urological pathology ➡️
Cytopathology :
Salivary gland ▶️
Lung ➡️
Dermatopathology :
Highlights of the latest WHO classification of melanocytic lesions ▶️
Useful stains to help characterize vascular lesions ➡️
Unusual variants of malignant melanoma➡️
Highlights of the latest WHO classification of melanocytic lesions ▶️
Useful stains to help characterize vascular lesions ➡️
Gynaepathology :
Biomarkers in gynecologic pathology - what, when and why▶️
Expanding the spectrum of mesenchymal tumors of the uterus ➡️
Hematopathology:
Nodal peripheral T Cell lymphoma current understanding ▶️
Practical approach to the diagnosis of myelodysplastic syndrome ➡️
Breast Pathology :
Contemporary considerations for breast core needle biopsy ▶️
Breast biopsy : Approach & Reporting classification ➡️
Head & Neck Pathology:
Recently established and emerging mesenchymal head and neck neoplasms ➡️
Neuropathology :
Meningiomas▶️
Gliomas : Diagnostic Pitfalls and Challenges➡️
GI Pathology:
IBD Histology : Let's Consider a Reporting Guide ▶️
Placental Pathology :
Recognizing Placental Lesions and Approach in Cases➡️
Renal Pathology:
Electron Microscopy in Renal Pathology : Is it still relevant? ▶️
Thyroid Pathology:
Dilemma in Thyroid Diagnosis ➡️
Urogenital Pathology :
Key recommendations in diagnosing bladder neoplasm ▶️
Various interesting cases in urological pathology ➡️
Technique :
Technique in Histopathology : The Q Initiative ▶️
Lecture series :
AP-IAP 2025 Thailand ➡️
Cytopathology : 🆕
Salivary gland ▶️
Lung ➡️
