The 4th International Conference on End Stage Lung Diseases (ESLDs) will take place
in digital form, on October 27th, November 3rd and 10th, 2020.
Based on the success of the previous editions, the scientific organizing committee is
excited to launch its 4th theme-based scientific conference.
The ESLD conference is a forum of national and international experts who aim to share
experiences and outline best management for patients. The ESLDs focus on
progressive lung diseases potentially requiring lung transplantation and this year the
main theme will be Cystic Fibrosis (CF).
The efforts of all transplant specialists are directed towards the improvement of the
very complex transplant management of these usually young patients.
The novelty of this edition is not only a wide involvement of all the specialists
(psychologists, endocrinologists, pneumologists, surgeons, pathologists,
immunologists) who play a crucial role in the diagnostic/therapeutic process, but also
the participation of patient and family associations.

The 4th International Conference on End Stage Lung Diseases (ESLDs) will take place
in digital form, on October 27th, November 3rd and 10th, 2020.
Based on the success of the previous editions, the scientific organizing committee is
excited to launch its 4th theme-based scientific conference.
The ESLD conference is a forum of national and international experts who aim to share
experiences and outline best management for patients. The ESLDs focus on
progressive lung diseases potentially requiring lung transplantation and this year the
main theme will be Cystic Fibrosis (CF).
The efforts of all transplant specialists are directed towards the improvement of the
very complex transplant management of these usually young patients.
The novelty of this edition is not only a wide involvement of all the specialists
(psychologists, endocrinologists, pneumologists, surgeons, pathologists,
immunologists) who play a crucial role in the diagnostic/therapeutic process, but also
the participation of patient and family associations.

L’European School of Pathology (EScoP), fondata a Torino nel 1991, organizza corsi annuali tenuti da esperti internazionali per residenti e giovani patologi provenienti da tutta Europa. Il tema di quest’anno riguarda le forme comuni e non comuni di tumore polmonare.