Prof. Dr. med. Johann Pratschke

Prof. Dr. med. Johann Pratschke is an esteemed doctor specializing in general, pancreatic, organ transplantation, and oncological surgery. With 26 years of experience and 753 scientific publications, his expertise and contributions to the field are highly regarded. Dr. Pratschke's illustrious career includes studying and working in the field of transplant surgery at the prestigious Brigham and Women's Hospital of Harvard Medical School in Boston, USA. He has received numerous awards and recognition for his research, including the Genzyme Research Award for Human Transplant Immunology and the Rudolf Pichlmayr Prize of the German Transplant Society. One of the unique aspects of Dr. Pratschke's career is his involvement in various scientific societies and committees. He is a founding member of the scientific advisory board for the Basic Science Committee, a member of the Transplantation Society, and serves on the advisory board for the European Pancreas Society and Liver Transplant Society. This highlights his commitment to advancing the field of surgery and transplantation. Currently, Dr. Pratschke practices at the University Hospital Charite Berlin in the Department of thoracic, general, and oncological surgery. His extensive knowledge and experience make him a trusted and respected figure in the medical community. Dr. Pratschke's research focuses on topics such as organ transplantation, pancreatic surgery, and oncological surgery, making him a valuable asset in these areas of medicine.