Dott. Vittorio Ponti

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Nato a Torino nel 1950, il dott. Vittorio Ponti si è laureato in Medicina e Chirurgia all'Università di Torino il 16-12-1975 con punteggio 110/110 lode. Ha ottenuto la Specializzazione in Patologia Generale - Università di Torino il 18-07-1978 con punti 70/70 lode, e la Specializzazione in Malattie dell’Apparato Digerente- Università di Torino 08-07-1982 con punti 68/70. Inoltre possiede l'idoneità a Primario di Gastroenterologia.

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