Coronary heart disease and cerebrovascular disease are included in the statistics as leading causes of death. In Hungary, more than 3 million people suffer from hypertension, which is one of the main predisposing factors for the development of cardiovascular diseases. In understanding heart attacks and preventing cardiovascular disease, Dr. Éva Junger, a cardiologist and chief physician at Dr. Rose Private Hospital, helps us to find our way.
Dr. Rose Private Hospital has been providing plastic surgery and medical aesthetic care since 2010 under the name Budapest Plastic Surgery Institute.
From October 2021, the Institute’s name will also be renewed: we welcome those arriving for plastic surgeries and medical aesthetic procedures in Dr. Rose Private Hospital’s Department of Plastic Surgery and Medical Aesthetics. The new name is your assurance as our goal is care with the excellent Rose quality, maximum safety, constant technological developments and the continually refreshed exclusive environment of our hospital.
Dr. Rose Private Hospital treats pediatric care as a priority area, therefore it provides its youngest patients with the highest professional standards from birth to adulthood by applying modern techniques with the help of the best medical experts. Prof. Dr. László Barkai, head of pediatrics, presents the pediatric care available in our hospital.
Children and adolescents also get infected with the coronavirus causing the COVID-19 pandemic, however in their case the disease is mostly asymptomatic or only mild. Rarely, children may develop a serious condition as a result of an infection or 2-3 weeks post-infection, in the form of ’multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children’ or ’pediatric inflammatory multisystem syndrome’ (MIC-S or PIMS) that can infect multiple organs (heart, lungs, intestinal tract, kidneys, brain, skin, eyes) and usually requires hospitalization.
Summer is here again, the carefree period of holidays, the beach, and sunbathing. So, let’s prepare for the summer season so that our skin doesn’t get lasting memories. While enjoying the summer and various outdoor activities, we need to protect our skin from the harmful effects of UV radiation. According to research by the Mayo Clinic in America, skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the United States, with more than 2 million cases diagnosed each year, and one in five Americans developing skin cancer. Unfortunately, these proportions are similar in the rest of the world. The steps for prevention are summarized here by Dr. Zsófia Hatvani, PhD, a dermatologist at Dr. Rose Private Hospital.
It is a huge thrill to slide down a snowy mountainside or glide over ice wearing ice skates. However, it doesn’t hurt to know the dangers of winter sports. What are the typical winter sports accidents, what symptoms should we take seriously, when should we see a doctor, and how can we avoid or prevent these dangers? We asked Dr. László Rudolf Hangody, Dr. Rose Private Hospital’s orthopedic traumatologist, about this.
Since the advent of mammography in the 1930s, this field of diagnostics has undergone rapid development. While we talk more openly and more frequently about the importance of disease prevention, many women still fear a breast examination. Thanks to the latest developments in test equipment, breast examinations are now much faster, more accurate and significantly more convenient than in previous years. In our article, Dr. Rita Fülöp, a radiologist at Dr. Rose Private Hospital, discusses modern mammography.
Dr. Rose Private Hospital offers complex health care for both adults and children: in addition to general pediatric care we provide 14 different medical specialties designed specifically for our younger patients. In our obstetrics department, we accompany mothers from family planning to childbirth. Our annual card packages provide a customizable and favorable solution for the whole family. In a completely safe and exclusive environment, the very best doctors are here for you at our Private Hospital.
Prolonged symptoms, fatigue and weakness often persist after a COVID-19 infection, which may be indicative of possible longer-term respiratory and cardiovascular complications of the coronavirus. Mainly with more symptomatic cases but also with asymptomatic infections, scarring may develop in the lungs, causing myocarditis, myocardial infarction, heart failure, and thrombotic events due to increased coagulation.