Contacts

Internal Medicine, gastroenterologist

Dr Slobodan Kazic
(99) 38163331308
kazic@scnet.rs
 

KBC Zvezdara is one of the 3 largest hospital centers in Serbia which provides secondary medical care to about 600 000 people in Zvezdara and surrounding communities as well as tertiary medical care in a number of specialities to people from all regions of Serbia. KBC Zvezdara is a teaching hospital which employs doctors of all specialists and sub specialists. A great number of medical innovations has been introduced in KBC Zvezdara first and than in other countries and regions of former Yugoslavia, like zinc treatment for Wilson's disease in 1985.

http://www.kbczvezdara.org/

Contacts

Neurologist, Head of Movement Disorders Department

Pr Vladimir Kostic
(00) 381112685596
vladimir.s.kostic@gmail.com

Neurologist

Pr Marina Svetel
(00) 381112685596
marinasvetel@gmail.com

Department of movement disorders (Neurology Clinic, Clinical Center of Serbia) is involved in clinical and research activities in the field of neurodegenerative diseases and movement disorders. The Department provides services related to diagnosis and treatment of patients suffering from Parkinson's disease, dystonia, tremor, ataxia, chorea, tics, myoclonus, Alzheimer's disease and other types of dementias and less common neurodegenerative diseases.

At the moment professional medical team specialized in movement disorders have treated more than 200 patients with Wilson disease.

Neurology clinic is technically equipped for performing of highly specialized diagnostic procedures (genetic analyses, neurophysiological and neuroradiological diagnostic procedures), necessary for adequate diagnosis and treatment of patients.

Regular assessment of patients is established for following of their neurological status, as well as psychiatric, neuroradiographic, laboratory characteristics.

http://neurologija.bg.ac.rs/
 

Patient Organisation

Humanitarno Udruzenje Wilson
 

Contacts

Sasa Kosutic (Chairman of the board)
sasa@wilson.org.rs

Description of the organisation :

●        Collects data about people suffering from Wilson's disease and related

●        Encourages the activities of its members according to their abilities and personal preferences

●        Regularly review financial status of its members, their problems and on the basis of data collected is addressing to the competent authorities and institutions and require them adequate protection and assistance

●        Performs project research outputs on the possibilities of education of its members and educate members in the acceptance of disability as an integral part of life and their integration into real-life activities, and based on data collected by educating and working with other humanitarian associations in the implementation of educational programs

●        Inform the public about the disease, characteristics of the disease, its peculiarities and possibilities of early detection

●        Collaborates with health care organizations and health care workers whose work activities have the most important influence on the achievement of the objectives of the association

●        Cooperate with specialist services to produce brochures on specific diseases, designated to patients

●        Manages the site on the Internet where the public is informed about the disease as well as informing members of innovations in the treatment

●        It organizes various forms of solidarity and assistance to its members

●        Establish clubs as the main form of activity

●        The Association will strive to create a particular research projects related to Wilson's disease, genetic inheritance and side effects of the disease, and help within its possibilities to help them.

 

www.wilson.org.rs