Gabriella Nesi

Biography

Titles 1991 Graduated in Medicine and Surgery at the University of Florence with a vote of 110/110 and praise, discussing the thesis titled Epithelial dysplasia in intestinal inflammatory disease 1991 Licensed to Exercise Medical Surgeon Profession in the 2nd State Examination Session 1996 Graduates of the Pathology Anatomy Degree at the University of Siena with a 70/70 vote and praise, discussing the thesis entitled "The collector duct carcinoma: clinical-pathological and immunohistochemical study 2002 He holds the title of Doctor of Research in Human Oncology Pathology at the University of Verona, discussing the thesis entitled "Instabilities of Microsatellites in Gastric Carcinoma: Morphogenetic Correlations and Prognostic Implications 2002 Receives a research grant at the Department of Human Pathology and Oncology at the University of Florence under the Genome-Molecular Pattern of Gastrointestinal Genetics Study Program by Using Bio-Chip Systems 2002 Appointed as a University Researcher for the Scientific / Disciplinary Sector MED / 08 (Pathology Anatomy) at the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery of the University of Florence (Comparative Evaluation DR No. 314 8/4/2002, OJ No. 29 12/4/2002) and is confirmed in the role since 18/4/2006 Training and Research at Foreign Institutions 1995 Visit the Department of Histochemistry of the Royal Postgraduate Medical School at the University of London (Director: Prof. J. Polak) 2000 Attends Academic Department of Pathology, St. Mark's Hospital, Imperial Cancer Research Fund, London (Director: Prof. IC Talbot) 2006 and 2007 Attends the Gastrointestinal and Liver Pathology Research Laboratory, Department of Pathology, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm (Director: Prof. CA Rubio)  Scientific Activity Dr. Gabriella Nesi's scientific activity is documented by 214 print publications on Italian and international books and magazines (124 extensive publications and 90 short notes, total IF 321.14), and is specifically aimed at deepening themes of gastrointestinal and urological pathology, also using modern methods such as immunocytochemistry, laser microdissezione and molecular biology. Without neglecting the traditional diagnostic approach as a premise for a modern and calibrated characterization of pathological cadres, preferred polarized research lines are applied to applied pathology issues, addressed in close collaboration with the Clinic and equipped with appropriate epidemiological support in the field of of an interdisciplinary work commitment in which the specific and individual contribution of the Pathologist emerges distinctly.

Research Interest

Gastrointestinal tract   Genomic instability (microsatellite study) in gastric carcinoma, morphological and prognostic correlations  New genetic pathways in gastrointestinal carcinogenesis with particular reference to "serrated" tumors  IBD pathology and morphogenetic neoplastic risk indicators  Neuroendocrine pathology   Morphogenetic characterization of pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors in Type 1 Multiple Endocrine Syndrome   Immune phenotype and genotype of adrenal and neural crest, morphological and prognostic correlations Urology  pathology   Angiogenesis and inflammation in the progression of superficial neoplasias of the thyroid  Morphological and biological prognostic factors in prostate cancer for modulation of surgical therapy   Differential diagnosis of urological tumors by describing unusual neoplastic entities  Cardiovascular  pathology  and Inflammatory pathology of cardiac and large vessels   Case histories in the field of pathology Neoplastic and Malformative Heart