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Sophia Koo^1,2,3, Tyler D Bold⁴, Matthew Pellan Cheng⁵

¹Division of Infectious Diseases, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, MA, USA.

Transplant Infectious Disease : an Official Journal of the Transplantation Society

|May 22, 2021

Summary

This abstract commemorates Dr. Francisco Marty, a distinguished physician and investigator in transplant infectious diseases. His exceptional contributions as a mentor and educator are remembered by the medical community.

Keywords:

CMV COVID-19 HHV-6 brincidofovir composite tissue transplantation humanism in medicine influenza invasive aspergillosis isavuconazole letermovir maribavir mentorship mucormycosis transplant infectious diseases “don't cover discover”

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* Transplant Infectious Diseases
* Medical Education and Mentorship

Background:

* Dr. Francisco Marty was a highly respected figure in the field of transplant infectious diseases.
* He was known for his exceptional skills as a physician, investigator, teacher, and mentor.

Purpose of the Study:

* To commemorate the life and contributions of Dr. Francisco Marty.
* To acknowledge his significant impact on the field of transplant infectious diseases and medical mentorship.

Main Methods:

* This is a commemorative abstract, not a research study.
* It reflects on the legacy and impact of Dr. Marty's work and mentorship.

Main Results:

* Dr. Marty was recognized as an exceptional physician, investigator, teacher, and mentor.
* His influence extended to numerous mentees and the broader medical community.

Conclusions:

* Dr. Marty's untimely death is mourned by colleagues and mentees.
* His legacy as a talented professional and compassionate human being will endure.