César Rincón Díaz

Dr. César Rincón Díaz serves as an Associate Professor at the University of Navarra and specializes in Internal Medicine at the University of Navarra Clinic in Madrid. His clinical expertise centers on managing hospitalized patients, critically ill individuals with high nosocomial risk, perioperative infectious complications, and venous thromboembolic disease (VTE).

Education:

• Graduated in Medicine and Surgery (1997) from Autonomous University of Madrid
• MIR Specialist in Internal Medicine (2003)
• Doctoral Courses - Research Exam (2004)
• Master's Degree in VTE Management and Anticoagulation in Atrial Fibrillation (2022-2023)

Research Focus: Dr. Rincón Díaz leads investigations in Hospital Medicine for multi-pathological patients and Thromboembolic Disease through principal investigator roles like PROTESU II and collaborations in 9 major VTE studies (PEITHO 3, ALTAMIRA, RIETE). His work bridges clinical care with cardiovascular risk assessment and surgical complication prevention, emphasizing real-world patient management in high-acuity settings.

Academic Contributions: He has authored 3 book chapters and 12 indexed journal publications while mentoring medical students through Francisco de Vitoria University clinical placements and directing the ICOMEM 2010 Medical Update Program. Current research integrates anticoagulation protocols with pandemic-era complications across multinational trials.