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Journal of the Italian Society of Anatomic Pathology and Diagnostic Cytopathology, Italian Division of the International Academy of Pathology Editor-in-Chief Marco Chilosi, Verona Associate Editor Roberto Fiocca, Genova Managing Editor Roberto Bandelloni, Genova Scientific Board R. Alaggio, Padova G. Angeli, Vercelli M. Barbareschi, Trento G. Barresi, Messina C.A. Beltrami, Udine G. Bevilacqua, Pisa M. Bisceglia, S. Giovanni R. A. Bondi, Bologna F. Bonetti, Verona C. Bordi, Parma A.M. Buccoliero, Firenze G.P. Bulfamante, Milano G. Bussolati, Torino A. Cavazza, Reggio Emilia G. Cenacchi, Bologna P. Ceppa, Genova C. Clemente, Milano M. Colecchia, Milano G. Collina, Bologna P. Cossu-Rocca, Sassari P. Dalla Palma, Trento G. De Rosa, Napoli A.P. Dei Tos, Treviso L. Di Bonito, Trieste C. Doglioni, Milano V. Eusebi, Bologna G. Faa, Cagliari F. Facchetti, Brescia G. Fadda, Roma G. Fornaciari, Pisa M.P. Foschini, Bologna F. Fraggetta, Catania E. Fulcheri, Genova P. Gallo, Roma F. Giangaspero, Roma W.F. Grigioni, Bologna G. Inghirami, Torino L. Leoncini, Siena M. Lestani, Arzignano G. Magro, Catania A. Maiorana, Modena E. Maiorano, Bari A. Marchetti, Chieti D. Massi, Firenze M. Melato, Trieste F. Menestrina, Verona G. Monga, Novara R. Montironi, Ancona B. Murer, Mestre V. Ninfo, Padova M. Papotti, Torino M. Paulli, Pavia G. Pelosi, Milano G. Pettinato, Napoli S. Pileri, Bologna R. Pisa, Roma M.R. Raspollini, Firenze L. Resta, Bari G. Rindi, Parma M. Risio, Torino A. Rizzo, Palermo J. Rosai, Milano G. Rossi, Modena L. Ruco, Roma M. Rugge, Padova M. Santucci, Firenze A. Scarpa, Verona A. Sidoni, Perugia G. Stanta, Trieste G. Tallini, Bologna G. Thiene, Padova P. Tosi, Siena M. Truini, Genova V. Villanacci, Brescia G. Zamboni, Verona G.F. Zannoni, Roma Editorial Secretariat G. Martignoni, Verona M. Brunelli, Verona Società Italiana di Anatomia Patologica e Citopatologia Diagnostica, Divisione Italiana della International Academy of Pathology Cited in Index Medicus/MEDLINE, BIOSIS Previews, SCOPUS Governing Board SIAPEC-IAP President: G.L. Taddei, Firenze Vice President: A. Carbone, Milano General Secretary: A. Sapino, Torino Past President: O. Nappi, Napoli Members: G. Caruso, Bari F. Crivelli, Gallarate R. Giardini, Cremona D. Ientile, Palermo G. Massarelli, Sassari R. Mencarelli, Rovigo S. Prandi, Reggio Emilia S. Uccini, Roma Associate Members Representative: T. Zanin, Genova Copyright Società Italiana di Anatomia Patologica e Citopatologia Diagnostica, Divisione Italiana della International Academy of Pathology Publisher Pacini Editore S.p.A. Via Gherardesca, 1 56121 Pisa, Italy Tel. +39 050 313011 Fax +39 050 3130300 info@pacinieditore.it www.pacinimedicina.it Vol. 102 August 2010
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