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Liste der Teilnehmer
Definition und Diagnostik der akuten und chronischen Hepatitis B und B/D
M. Roggendorf, Essen (Vorsitz) G. Gerken, Essen K. Grüngreiff, Magdeburg R. Müller, Siegburg J. Rasenack, Freiburg P. Schirrmacher, Köln H. Will, Hamburg C. Wittekind, Leipzig |
Indikationsstellung zur Therapie der chronischen Hepatitis B und B/D
C. Niederau, Oberhausen (Vorsitz) W. O. Böcher, Mainz P. R. Galle, Mainz T. Hütteroth, Lübeck S. Matern, Aachen J. Pausch, Kassel J. Petersen, Hamburg W. Stremmel, Heidelberg C. Trautwein, Hannover |
Standardtherapie der chronischen Hepatitis B und B/D
M. P. Manns, Hannover (Vorsitz) W. H. Caselmann, Bonn T. Goeser, Köln B. Küppers, Mannheim W. E. Schmidt, Bochum K. H. Wiedmann, Regensburg R. Zachoval, München |
Vorgehen in Problemsituationen
H. E. Blum, Freiburg (Vorsitz) W. Arnold, Bremen T. Berg, Berlin J. Encke, Heidelberg G. Kleber, Aalen R. Somasundaram, Berlin H. L. Tillmann, Leipzig U. Treichel, Essen F. von Weizsäcker, Freiburg |
Immunprophylaxe der Hepatitis B und Reinfektionspropylaxe bei LTx
W. Jilg, Regensburg (Vorsitz) T. Heintges, Düsseldorf B. Kallinowski, Heidelberg D. Moradpour, Freiburg C. Rink, Aue T. Sauerbruch, Bonn K. Stark, Berlin |
Prof. Dr. med. Wolfgang Jilg
Institut für Medizinische Mikrobiologie und Hygiene, Universität Regensburg
Franz-Josef-Strauß-Allee 11
93053 Regensburg
Email: Wolfgang.Jilg@klinik.uni-regensburg.de