I graduated in 2012 in Szeged, Hungary, and it was already clear during my university studies that I wanted to become a radiologist, so I oriented myself accordingly during my internships and study trips in Germany, Austria and North America, and finally decided to stay at home. I spent my training years in Budapest, in one of the largest university teaching hospitals, where I became familiar with all imaging techniques. I was active in teaching and participating in national and international professional societies. Ultrasound diagnostics was the method closest to my heart because it is fast, painless, harmless, repeatable, and orders of magnitude cheaper than higher imaging modalities. It requires a personal presence, which is essential for a correct diagnosis.
I look forward to seeing my patients in my surgeries, whether they come with or without complaints, for screening, because a significant proportion of diseases detected early can be successfully cured, and imaging diagnostics, especially ultrasound, has a key role to play in this.
Patients from the age of 16 are welcome in the clinic.
- European Society for Medical Imaging Informatics (EUSOMII)
- Medical Imaging Informatics Society (SIIM)
- European Musculoskeletal Society (ESSR)
- European Society of Breast Diagnostics (EUSOBI) and Youth Section (EUSOBI YC)
- Radiological Society of North America (RSNA)
- European Society of Radiology (ESR)
- Hungarian Society of Radiologists (MRT)
- English Medical Chamber (GMC)
- Hungarian Medical Chamber (MOK)
- Halle Medical University Teaching Hospital, Dessau, Germany
- Department of Neuroradiology, University of Buffalo School of General Medicine, Buffalo, USA