
ABOUT ME
I was born in 1943 in Veronica, a small town in
Argentina and obtained my medical degree from
the University of La Plata, following which I
completed a residency in Pathology in Buenos
Aires.I later completed a second residency in
Pathology in Toronto, Canada, and a surgical
fellowship at MD Anderson Cancer Center.
Following my training I joined MD Anderson as
faculty. I also worked, part time, at Cedars Sinai
Hospital in Los Angeles and at Baylor Hospital in
Dallas.
In my career, I had the fortune of working with
many amazing colleagues and residents which
have been the most rewarding part of my career
along with some other high points listed below:
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Slide seminar on Intraoperative Consultation, American Society of Clinical Pathologists
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Harlan Spjut Award, Houston Society of Clinical Pathologists
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Keynote address, Texas Society of Pathology
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Moderator of the Surgical Pathology Conference, United States-Canadian Academy of Pathology
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President of the International Society of Gynecological Pathologists
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Being able to listen to and learn from Oscar Croxatto, Felix Rutledge, and Bob Scully.
While I am proud of my accomplishments in the field of Pathology, I am most proud to be the husband to my
incredible wife, Betty, a father to my loving children and a
grandfather to my beautiful grandchildren.

RESEARCH INTERESTS
Hormones in ovarian and uterine cancer
Any project based on the daily review of cases
trying to understand diseases