Science that refines diagnostics and connects species.
Full Professor at UFMG, CNPq 1A Researcher, and veterinary pathologist dedicated to studying canine and feline mammary tumors, diagnostic standardization, and comparative oncology under a One Health perspective.
His career integrates morphology, immunohistochemistry, biomarkers, and international collaboration.
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More consistent diagnoses begin with a shared scientific language.
"Better classification means producing more reliable knowledge and well-founded clinical decisions."
Pathology is not limited to naming a disease. It defines criteria, organizes evidence, and transforms morphological changes into actionable information.
In canine and feline mammary tumors, differences in terminology still hinder study comparisons. Dr. Geovanni Cassali’s work focuses on establishing clearer, reproducible criteria.
The goal is to bring together pathologists, clinicians, surgeons, oncologists, and researchers around a common language.
Areas of Expertise
From classical morphology to molecular frontiers and interdisciplinary One Health integration.
Veterinary Mammary Pathology
Morphological and immunophenotypic study of canine and feline mammary tumors, with emphasis on histological classification, grading, invasion, metastasis, and differential diagnosis.
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Development of consensus documents, terminology, and minimum datasets to improve diagnostic reproducibility and comparability across multicenter studies.
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Investigation of similarities and differences between spontaneous tumors in animals and human cancer while respecting species-specific biology.
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Integration of histopathology, immunohistochemistry, molecular biomarkers, quantitative image analysis, and digital pathology.
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Direct access to relevant resources, guidelines, and opportunities for your field.
For Veterinary Pathologists
Access current classifications, operational diagnostic criteria, Brazilian and international consensus documents, immunohistochemical panels, and structured pathology reporting proposals.
For Researchers
Explore research lines, multicenter projects, and collaboration opportunities in comparative oncology, mammary pathology, molecular pathology, and diagnostic reproducibility.
For Students & Trainees
Find scientific publications, teaching resources, course information, and content related to training in mammary pathology and comparative oncology.
For Institutions & Societies
Contact Dr. Cassali regarding invited lectures, courses, examination committees, consensus groups, multicenter studies, and institutional partnerships.
Research in motion.
Follow new publications, consensus initiatives, conferences, teaching activities, collaborative projects, and opportunities from Brazil and international partner institutions.
Special Issue: “Recent Advances in Mammary Tumors in Companion Animals”
Dr. Geovanni Cassali serves as Guest Editor. The Special Issue welcomes original research and reviews on mammary tumors in companion animals, including pathology, biomarkers, digital tools, and comparative oncology.