ICCS has a large number of clinical educational resources, created by the hardworking members of our Education and Quality & Standards committees. These resources include videos, quality and standards modules, E-learning activities, case studies, Q&A modules, and newsletter articles to name a few. Many of these resources are created jointly by committee members and undergo peer review. A full listing of ICCS educational resources can be viewed at the following link: https://www.cytometry.org/Resource-Center/

Several of these modules are available to ICCS members only; however, the following resources are open access and we encourage you to share them with your students, trainees, and colleagues.

Open access resources include:
Q&S modules
Ask an Expert modules
CSI cases
Videos produced by the Clinical Cytometry Education Network (CCEN)

In addition, during this time, when face to face and in person education is becoming more challenging, we are releasing 4 popular items from behind our “members only” firewall and we are working to produce a series of new virtual training tools to facilitate remote flow cytometry education.

These resources are listed below. This page will be updated regularly as new training resources are generated. We encourage you to check back frequently. One great way to keep up with the latest from the society is to join us on Twitter. Posting of new educational offerings will be announced from our Twitter handle (@ICCS_ Education).

ICCS would also like to highlight the Hematopathology Virtual Curriculum available at the society for hematopathology website: https://www.society-for-hematopathology.org/web/education-virtual-curriculum.php

Section 1: Introduction to Flow Cytometry

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Introduction to Flow Cytometry

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19:30

This presentation provides an introduction to the fundamental concepts of flow cytometry, including the technology used to identify cells of interest and an a few examples of the results obtained and how those results are used.

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Part 1: Compensation in Clinical Flow Cytometry

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15:40

These presentations provides an introduction to compensation in clinical flow cytometry. Part 1 provides a review of what compensation is and why it is necessary in clinical flow cytometry.

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Part 2: Compensation in Clinical Flow Cytometry

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5:50

Part 2 provides information on how to appropriately set up compensation in a clinical flow cytometry laboratory.

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Part 3: Compensation in Clinical Flow Cytometry

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11:00

Part 3 reviews examples where compensation issues created a potential pitfall in the interpretation of flow cytometry data.

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Guidelines for CD4 Counts CAP Checklist

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9:30

This presentation provides guidelines for CD4 counts. References are made to the CSLI document and CAP checklist items.

Section 2: B Cell Lymphomas

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Flow Cytometry of Low-Grade B-Cell Lymphomas - A 15-Minute Primer

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22:20

This presentation is a basic review of the diagnosis of low-grade B-cell lymphomas by standard clinical flow cytometry.

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B Cell Lymphoma Flow Cytometry Case Studies

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36.40

Using a case based format, this presentation shows the flow cytometric findings in common B cell non-Hodgkin lymphomas.

Section 3: Plasma Cell Neoplasms

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Flow Cytometry in the Assessment of Plasma Cells: The Basics

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26:20

This video provides an overview of the role of flow cytometry in the detection of plasma cell disorders, covering basic structure and function, gating strategies, and normal and abnormal immunophenotypes.

Section 4: T Cell Lymphomas

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Introduction to the flow cytometric analysis of T-cell neoplasms

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19:10

A brief review of the normal immunophenotype of mature and maturing T-cells, strategies to identify abnormal T-cell subsets, and approach to the interpretation of immunophenotypic findings in correlation with clinical features.

Section 5: Acute Leukemia

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The Use of Flow Cytometry in the Assessment of Lymphoblastic Leukemia/Lymphoma - Part One: Overview

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28:40

This video provides an overview of the contributions of flow cytometry in establishing a diagnosis of lymphoblastic leukemia/lymphoma.

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The Use of Flow Cytometry in the Assessment of Lymphoblastic Leukemia - Part Two: Lymphoblastic Leukemia

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28:40

This video focuses on flow cytometry in B lymphoblastic leukemia and includes a case presentation.

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The Use of Flow Cytometry in the Assessment of Lymphoblastic Leukemia - Part Three: T Lymphoblastic Leukemia

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20:00

This video focuses on flow cytometry in T lymphoblastic leukemia and includes a case presentation.

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Role of Flow Cytometry in the Diagnosis of Acute Myeloid Leukemia

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58:00

In this short video we discuss the general approach to assessing acute myeloid leukemia (AML) by flow cytometry.

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Minimal/Measurable Residual Disease (MRD) Detection by Flow Cytometry in B Lymphoblastic Leukemia (B-LL): Part 1

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23:30

This presentation provides an overview to minimal/measurable residual disease (MRD) detection in B lymphoblastic leukemia with a focus on flow cytometry.

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MRD Detection by Flow Cytometry in B Lymphoblastic Leukemia, Part 2: Cases and Important Questions

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18:20

This presentation provides a short case based discussion of several relevant questions to consider if you are performing MRD detection by flow cytometry in your laboratory.

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Acute promyelocytic leukemia

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7:00

This presentation is a case-based discussion of the typical immunophenotype of acute promyelocytic leukemia.