Pathological Anatomy & Cytology

Pathological Anatomy and Cytology department aims to study pathological changes in cells and tissues from cytological, biopsy, surgical or autopsy samples.

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Crew

Composition of service

2 university professors · hospital practitioners

1 university lecturer · hospital practitioner

9 hospital practitioners

2 practitioners attached

2 university hospital assistants

1 junior doctor

1 serving frame

Team detail

Attached Practitioner

Dr Eric Anger

Pathologist

University Professor · Hospital Practitioner

Professor Céline Bazille

Pathologist

Hospital practitioner

Dr Francois Comoz

Pathologist

Associate Hospital Practitioner

Dr Marine Doxat

Pathologist

University Lecturer · Hospital Practitioner

Dr Fatémeh Dubois

Histologist

Hospital practitioner

Dr Bibiane Faroy

Pathologist

Hospital Practitioner

Dr. Manon Godin

Pathologist

Hospital practitioner

Dr. Maxime Faisant

Pathologist

Hospital practitioner

Dr. Bastien Jean-Jacques

Pathologist

Hospital practitioner

Dr Alexandre Léger-Vigot

Pathologist

University Professor · Hospital Practitioner

Pr Guenaëlle Levallet

Histologist

Junior doctor

Dr Maxime Mouthon

Pathologist

Hospital Practitioner

Dr Gaetane Planchard

Pathologist

Hospital Practitioner

Dr Marie-Laure Quintyn

Pathologist

University Hospital Assistant

Dr. Marc Riffet

Pathologist

Hospital Practitioner

Dr Marie Rossato

Pathologist

Health Framework

Maxime Delahaye

senior health executive

Melanie Nonnenmacher
Professor Céline Bazille

head of service

Melanie Nonnenmacher

senior health executive
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Activities

The main diagnostic fields of PCA are the diagnosis of cancer, inflammatory processes and rare diseases.

Different means are used by the medical pathologist from macroscopic examination to in situ molecular biology:
Cytopathology, Histopathology, Extemporaneous examination, Histochemistry, Histoenzymology, Immunohistochemistry and Immunofluorescence, In situ , FISH.

The CHU Caen Normandie's ACP department handles 25,000 examination requests per year.

He exercises a recourse activity as well as an expertise activity in the proofreading of files outside the CHU.

The ACP department of the University Hospital of Caen Normandy supports diagnostic and theranostic activity in close collaboration with the Caen-Basse Normandie Tumorotheque and the Federative structure for cyto-molecular oncogenetics ( SF-MOCAE ) .

SF MOCAE

Objective

The SF-MOCAE optimizes the implementation and development of activities in oncogenetics while preserving the specificities of the disciplines and guarantees a better display of these activities and the actions carried out in this context by the Caen Normandy University Hospital by pooling human and technical resources in the limit of the possible.

The federal structure in detail

	Platform Genomic platform	center page
	Research CRB InnovaBIO	center page
	Structure SF-MOCAE · Federative Structure of Cyto-Molecular Oncogenetics	center page