Diego Fiume

Diego Fiume is an Adjunct Professor at the Postgraduate School of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care at UniCamillus. He works clinically at Sant’Eugenio Hospital in Rome. His academic journey includes a Master’s Degree in Medicine and Surgery (cum laude, University of Rome Tor Vergata), a specialization in Anesthesia, Intensive Care (focused on TNF alpha receptors and acute renal failure during liver transplants), and a PhD in Experimental and Systems Medicine. He has participated in over 70 congresses and training courses, presenting as a speaker in 10.

Research interests center on critical care medicine, particularly the diagnostic role of TNF receptors in acute renal failure during liver transplantation and broader experimental and systems medicine applications. His contributions span clinical practice and academic research in anesthesiology and intensive care.

Professional activities include active involvement in postgraduate education and continuous engagement with medical conferences, reflecting his commitment to advancing clinical and experimental medical practices.