Gynaecological cancer group
Summary
The Gynaecological cancer group is a multidisciplinary team made up of gynaecologists, oncologists, pathologists and basic researchers. The group has three leaders: Xavier Matias-Guiu, who also leads the CIBER group (CB16 / 12/00231, in collaboration with IRBLLEIDA), Jordi Ponce, Mireia Martin-Satué, David Llobet and Ruth Rodriguez-Barrueco. The group has just started working in collaboration with different areas of gynecological cancer.
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Group leaders
- Matias-Guiu Guia, Xavier
Principal investigators
Clinical researchers
Postdoctoral researchers
Predoctoral researchers
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