Eva Comperat MD, PhD

Professor Eva Comperat is the head of the Pathology Department at Tenon Hospital, Sorbonne University in Paris. She is a member of the French Cancer Committee for Bladder Cancer, and also a member of the EAU guidelines in the NMIBC (non-muscle invasive) and MIBC (muscle-invasive) committees as well as in the Penile carcinoma guidelines group. She is interested in clinical, but also basic research in the field of uropathology, in which she specialized. She obtained her MD in Vienna, her Ph.D. in Paris, and the right to lead research groups. She studied the molecular and morphologic events in urothelial carcinogenesis and is linked to the research group (GRC 5) of Pr Cussenot, Sorbonne University. She has also participated in some substantial works regarding prostate and kidney cancer. Professor Comperat’s primary clinical interest is uropathology. 

She has authored more than 300 papers and is present at many national and international conferences. Professor Eva Comper also gives many courses in France and abroad and is involved in many international collaborations as well in Europe, but also with the North American continent. Professor Comperat also gives many courses in France and abroad and is involved in many international collaborations as well in Europe, but also with the North American continent. She has published several book chapters and is one of the co-authors of the WHO 2016 Classification of Tumours of the Urinary System and Male Genital Organs (responsible for 3 chapters, co-author in 4 others). 

She has authored more than 300 papers and is present at many national and international conferences. Professor Comperat also gives many courses in France and abroad and is involved in many international collaborations as well in Europe, but also with the North American continent. Professor Comperat also gives many courses in France and abroad and is involved in many international collaborations as well in Europe, but also with the North American continent. Professor Comperat also gives many courses in France and abroad and is involved in many international collaborations as well in Europe, but also with the North American continent.