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In memoriam: Federico Rea (1956 – 2025)

Professor Federico Rea, Pioneer of Lung Transplantation in Italy It is with profound sorrow that the ESOT community mourns the passing of Professor Federico Rea, among the pioneers in lung transplantation in Italy and one of Europe’s most talented Thoracic Surgeons. Professor Rea served as Full Professor of Thoracic Surgery at the University Hospital of

Bringing Neurology into Transplantation Care – We want to hear from you!

In recent years, there has been growing attention to the intricate connection between peripheral organ failure and brain health. Neurological complications are not uncommon during the later stages of vital organ disease, and the challenges do not end with transplantation. Even after restoring peripheral organ function, solid organ transplant (SOT) recipients remain vulnerable to a

ESOT Mentorship Programme 2026

ESOT is strongly committed to principles of equity, fairness, and inclusion and strives to promote such values through its education programme. Members of traditionally underrepresented and marginalised groups are particularly encouraged to apply as mentors and mentees. Apply by 4 November 2024.

ESOT Mentorship Programme 2026

The ESOT Education Committee, in collaboration with the Young Professionals in Transplantation (YPT) Committee, is pleased to announce that the new ESOT Mentorship programme is now accepting applications from prospective mentors and mentees.

2025 ESOT Council elections

The 2025 ESOT Council elections will take place starting tomorrow, 29 June. Detailed information about the elections is available here. If you are up to date with your ESOT membership, you will soon receive an invitation to vote in the 2025 Council elections from Civica Election Services, our trusted election partner (please remember to check your

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