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The Structural and Molecular Pathology Group, recognized as a consolidated research group by AGAUR, performs translational research in the areas of cancer and neurodegeneration. The group, composed of pathologists, biologists, clinicians, and biochemists, works on human tissue samples. Its strategy is to approach the molecular mechanisms of cancer (cutaneous, lymphoid, gastrointestinal, cerebral) and neurodegeneration (synucleinopathies) from a pathology-rooted morphological perspective.
Presentation:
The Pathology Department makes the diagnosis of tumors and contributes very significantly to the diagnosis of many other types of disease by means of morphomolecular studies of cytologies, biopsies, and surgical specimens. To carry out this task, the key tool is the light microscopic study of cytological, histological, histochemical, and immunohistochemical slides. Immunofluorescence, electron microscopy, and molecular pathology techniques are often applied as well.
The HUGTP Pathology Department receives anatomic pathology samples from three hospitals (HUGTP, Hospital Municipal de Badalona, Hospital de l’Esperit Sant) and several other centers of the Northern Metropolitan Health Region of Catalonia (including primary care, specialized care, and ASSIR). The department was granted the ISO 9001:2008 certification in 2009 and regularly participates in the external quality assurance program of the Spanish Society of Pathology (SEAP-IAP).
The department’s pathologists and biologists teach pathology to students of medicine and biomedical Sciences at the HUGTP Teaching Unit of the School of Medicine, Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB). The department has a residency program approved by the Spanish Ministry of Health for the training of eight residents (two per year) and also teaches a number of anatomic pathology technicians from the Pinar, Bonanova, and Guineueta schools.
Staff members are deeply involved in research activities, both as principal investigators and as collaborators in projects of other Can Ruti Campus groups (Germans Trias i Pujol Institute, IMPPC, Institut Josep Carreras Institute, IrsiCaixa, etc).
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Tipus Servei: 6
Correu: anapat.germanstrias@gencat.cat
Docència:
Teaching of anatomic pathology to students of medicine and of biomedical sciences, Medical School, Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB).
Residency training: ever since 1985 the Department is approved for training of residents in the specialty of anatomic pathology (two residents for each of the four years of training).
Residents 2022
Continued medical education (CME): Pathology Update Course addressed to pathologists, residents, and anatomic pathology technicians.
Medical and research team
Head of Departament
Head of Section
Attending pathologist
Attending pathologist
Attending pathologist
Eva Castellà Fernández
Attending pathologist
Attending pathologist
Attending pathologist
Attending pathologist
Attending pathologist
Attending pathologist
Attending pathologist
Attending pathologist
Attending pathologist
Attending pathologist
Biologist
Biologist
Biochemist
Biologist
Nursing team
Àngels Barberà Pla
Nursing team supervisor
Esther Benages Sánchez
Nursing team
Núria Navarrete Giménez
Nursing team
Eva Fernández López
Nursing team
Technical team
Laura Tria Sánchez
Technical coordinator
Ana Anillo García
Technical team
Júlia Aquilina Vallès
Technical team
Ma del Carmen Bartolomesanz García
Technical team
Sara Basanta Debasa
Technical team
Isabel Beleña Sánchez
Technical team
Alicia Comadrán Gómez
Technical team
Eva Fernández Monclús
Technical team
Eva Fornas López
Technical team
Maribel García Justo
Technical team
Raquel Gómez Bellido
Technical team
Juan González Caparrós
Technical team
Montserrat González Ordoñez
Technical team
Angela González Núñez
Technical team
Violeta Jérez Esteban
Technical team
Ruth Marginet Flinch
Technical team
Montserrat Martín Céspedes
Technical team
Xavier Martínez Romero
Technical team
Núria Mateos Marín
Technical team
Hector Moreno Garrido
Technical team
Jana Pagès Baron
Technical team
María Pérez Cano
Technical team
Francisco José Ríos Rayo
Technical team
Sonia Roca Terricabris
Technical team
Ana Isabel Rodríguez Vila
Technical team
Marta Roura Valls
Technical team
Aitor Sánchez Gil
Technical team
Esther Sayós Ortega
Technical team
Ma Ángeles Serrano Muñoz
Technical team
Montserrat Tierno Garcia
Technical team
Brenda Villaitodo Manchado
Technical team
Santiago Yaguana Valencia
Technical team
The Pathology Department makes the diagnosis of tumors and contributes very significantly to the diagnosis of many other types of disease by means of morphomolecular studies of cytologies, biopsies, and surgical specimens. To carry out this task, the key tool is the light microscopic study of cytological, histological, histochemical, and immunohistochemical slides. Immunofluorescence, electron microscopy, and molecular pathology techniques are often applied as well.
The HUGTP Pathology Department receives anatomic pathology samples from three hospitals (HUGTP, Hospital Municipal de Badalona, Hospital de l’Esperit Sant) and several other centers of the Northern Metropolitan Health Region of Catalonia (including primary care, specialized care, and ASSIR). The department was granted the ISO 9001:2008 certification in 2009 and regularly participates in the external quality assurance program of the Spanish Society of Pathology (SEAP-IAP).
The department’s pathologists and biologists teach pathology to students of medicine and biomedical Sciences at the HUGTP Teaching Unit of the School of Medicine, Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB). The department has a residency program approved by the Spanish Ministry of Health for the training of eight residents (two per year) and also teaches a number of anatomic pathology technicians from the Pinar, Bonanova, and Guineueta schools.
Staff members are deeply involved in research activities, both as principal investigators and as collaborators in projects of other Can Ruti Campus groups (Germans Trias i Pujol Institute, IMPPC, Institut Josep Carreras Institute, IrsiCaixa, etc).
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- Diagnosis of biopsies and surgical specimens. Macroscopic study and histopathologic diagnosis of all kinds of samples (over 325 different types).
- Diagnosis of tumors. Integration of morphological patterns, immunohistochemical findings, and molecular dada. Molecular diagnosis of cancer and identification of therapeutic targets.
- Diagnosis of nonneoplastic diseases (dermatological, renal, hepatic, and muscular). Availability of ancillary techniques and electron microscopy.
Glomerular diseases. Glomerulonephritis. Control of transplanted organs. Availability of immunofluorescence, immunohistochemical and electron microscopic techniques.
Muscle diseases. Availability of enzyme histochemistry, histochemistry, immunohistochemistry, and electron microscopic techniques.
Cytologic diagnosis. Availability of immunohistochemical and molecular biology techniques
Diagnosis of cytological specimens for early detection of cervical carcinoma. Study of human papilloma virus infection in cytological specimens.
Study of autopsy pathology focused on the diagnosis of prevalent diseases of the fetus and adult conditions.
Availability of common histochemistry and enzyme histochemistry techniques, most frequently applied in renal, muscle, and liver pathology.
Availability of over 300 immunohistochemistry techniques. Capacity to do dual immunostainings. Identificaction of therapeutic targets (HER2, CKIT, ALK).
Availability of ultrastructural studies, particularly for renal, muscle, and tumor pathology.
PCR-based molecular studies and FISH. Detection of biomarkers and therapeutic targets (KIT, HER2, ALK, ROS1, MET, BRAF, NRAS)
The Structural and Molecular Pathology Group, recognized as a consolidated research group by AGAUR, performs translational research in the areas of cancer and neurodegeneration. The group, composed of pathologists, biologists, clinicians, and biochemists, works on human tissue samples. Its strategy is to approach the molecular mechanisms of cancer (cutaneous, lymphoid, gastrointestinal, cerebral) and neurodegeneration (synucleinopathies) from a pathology-rooted morphological perspective.
Teaching of anatomic pathology to students of medicine and of biomedical sciences, Medical School, Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB).
Residency training: ever since 1985 the Department is approved for training of residents in the specialty of anatomic pathology (two residents for each of the four years of training).
Residents 2022
Continued medical education (CME): Pathology Update Course addressed to pathologists, residents, and anatomic pathology technicians.
Contacte: anapat.germanstrias@gencat.cat