Noelia De la Torre Rubio2024-04-02T11:16:51+02:00

Noelia De la Torre Rubio

Member of the Research line Histopatological Tissue Analysis

ORCID: 0000-0003-1718-8006

Scientific Profile: URECERCA

Associate Professor in  the Faculty of Medicine  at the  University Internacional of Catalonia (UIC) 

She is an specialist in Pathological Anatomy (2007)  and currently  she works as a  pathologist in Pathology Department at the Althaia Xarxa Assistencial  i Universitària de Manresa. She have extensive  experience in  the diagnosis of  general surgical pathology and alternating in with  care practice in surgical pathology. 

Projecting her experience in diagnostic practice in General Surgical pathology and she pretends to expand and redirect the department of Pathology of Althaia Hospital to initial research in the histopathological tissue analysis, and collaborate transversally in other lines of research. 

My last happenings:

The registration period for the VIII Wound Care Day opens

The registration period for the VIII Wound Care Conference, which will take place in Vic on June 7, 2024, is now open. You have until June 2 to register. Early registration (before 20/05/2024): €65 Regular registration (from 21/05/2024): €80 Student price: €45 Registration includes coffee and lunch. Dietary intolerances will be accommodated if notified at the time of registration. To register, click here. Additionally, I'd like to inform you that the final program for this year's Conference is now available.

May 14, 2024|

Utility of human epididymis protein 4 in the differential diagnosis of ascites

Utility of human epididymis protein 4 in the differential diagnosis of ascites Authors: Silvia Bérgamo , Jaume Trapé , Laura González García , Carolina González Fernández , Carme Vergara , Noelia de la Torre , Glòria Trujillo , Dolors Estivill , Marco Antonio Álvarez González , Laia Bosch , Marta Otero Viñas , Carmen Bergós , Silvia Catot , Domingo Ruiz Hidalgo , Sandra Ros , Francesc Sant Abstract Background and aims: Human epididymal protein 4 (HE4) may be a useful tool in the differential diagnosis of malignant ascites. The aim of this study [...]

April 30, 2024|

The deadline for abstract submissions ends on April 26, 2024

We want to remind you that you have the last few days to submit communications for the 2024 Wound Care Day. Therefore, the deadline for abstract submissions is April 26, 2024. In the abstract submission form, you will see that we have broken down all the sections and provided an explanation of what should be included in each section. The VIII edition of the Wound Care Day will take place on June 7, 2024. You will find all the information to submit a scientific communication in the Communication Guidelines and Instructions. We will accept communications from healthcare professionals, [...]

April 26, 2024|
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