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Home Living with wilson's disease For medical professionals Latest news About Eurowilson Links Contact us About Eurowilson EuroWilson collaborators Hungary Hungary Send Print Semmelweis University, Budapest Contacts Internal medicine, Gastroenterology, Hepatology ❍ Project summary Dr Ferenc Szalay (00 36) 309 402 606 ❍ Clinical database (00 36) 706 348 057 ❍ EuroWilson collaborators [email protected] Austria The 1st Dept. of Internal Medicine of Semmelweis University is a centre for gastroenterology and hepatology with inpatient and outpatient units, and participating in the gradual and post-gradual education. The whole spectrum of adult hepatology Belgium is represented. Croatia We are a national wide centre for adult patients with Wilson disease. More than 140 WD patients are controlled by our clinic. WD gene mutation investigations (PCR and sequencing) are performed in our laboratory. We are participating in the Czech Republic liver transplantation program in Hungary. Hepatology centre with inpatient and outpatient units. 3000 visits per year. Our unit is a centre in the liver transplantation program in Hungary. Denmark Pretransplantation investigations are completed at our unit. More than 100 patients with hepatitis C infection are treated France and monitored annually. We are National Centre for adult patients with Wilson disease. We are in strong collaboration with the 1st Department of Germany Pediatric at Semmelweis University and with professor Peter Ferenci at University Vienna. Greece http://www.bel1.sote.hu/hirek.aspx Contacts Hungary Pediatrician India Dr László SZŐNYI Italy (00 36) 209151795 [email protected] Netherlands The 1st. Department of Pediatrics provides a comprehensive pediatric hepatological unit with all spectrums of liver Norway diseases from the newborn period until 18 years of age. The unit is responsible for the evaluation of children before liver transplantation and for the follow up after LTx. The number of the new hepatological cases is about 60/ year. Pakistan The unit operates in conjunction with the Newborn Screening Centre and has a strong clinical and research link with a major interest in clinical and diagnostic aspects of the metabolic liver diseases. Pediatric surgical unit is working on the Poland Department with special interest of newborn surgery. http://gyermekklinika.hu/info.aspx?sp=1 Portugal Romania Serbia Spain Switzerland Turkey UK SiteMap Disclaimer Tools Contact us Report a new case Newsletter Administration Design by CYIM .