Dr. Lorenzo Rubin

Specialist in Radiodiagnostics

March 2003 collaborates with the “cystic fibrosis center” of Verona (Prof, Assael and Dr. D’Orazio) in the study using HRCT (High Resolution Computerized Tomography) in patients with Cystic Fibrosis.
From March 1, 2004 to February 2005 he went to the Netherlands to collaborate with Prof. HA. Tiddens and Dr. Lequin (Paediatric Pulmonology and Radiology, Sophia’s Children Hospital, Erasmus MC-Rotterdam), in a study project in patients with Cystic Fibrosis studied by HRCT and in a study project on Broncho-Pneumo-Dysplasia (BPD) studied using HRCT, in collaboration with Prof. H. Tiddens and Dr. Valeria Casotti (Department of Paediatrics, Policlinico G.B. Rossi, Verona).
During this experience in Holland, at the end of May 2004 he also went to Gothenburg, Sweden, where he worked on the same project, with Dr. Anders Lindbland (The Swedish CF-centre, Queens Silvia Children’s Hospital) and Dr. Dr. Mela Brink (Queens Silvia Children’s Hospital, Departrnent of Radiology).
In October 2004 he went to Palermo where he participated as a speaker at the national congress of Cystic Fibrosis with a presentation entitled Imaging HRCT (High resolution CT) in Patients with Cystic Fibrosis”.
From 21 February 2005 to 20 March 2005 he went to Melbourne in Australia where he collaborated with Phil Robbinson and Dr.
He collaborated in the study of the pathology of patellofemoral instability using CT, according to the Lyon protocol and in the study of the pathology of the tibiotarsal joint.
He also collaborated with the radiology service of the OCM of B.go Trento, where he participated in work on traumatic fractures of the pelvis, mesothelioma and thymic pathology.

Graduated in Medicine and Surgery on 7/17/2001 in Verona, with a thesis work in radiodiagnostics, entitled: “MR imaging of hypervascularized lesions of the liver, with hepatospecific contrast medium” (relatDre: Prof. Procacci, correlatim: Dr Morana)
From the academic year 2001 2002 he entered the specialty course in Radiodiagnostics at the “GB Rossi” Polyclinic Hospital in Verona