Neurology: Semmelweis ((full))

Semmelweis hypothesized that "cadaverous particles"—invisible bits of dead matter—were being transmitted from the hands of the students to the mothers. He called this substance "decomposing animal organic matter."

: Research led by experts like Hanga Pál explores the complex characterization of cerebral blood flow in patients with internal carotid artery stenosis. Neurodegenerative Disease and Cognitive Research neurology semmelweis

If you hear the name "Semmelweis," you likely think of one thing: hand sanitizer. You might picture a 19th-century hospital, a tragic hero, and the birth of germ theory. But there is a detail often lost in history books—a professional irony that makes the story even more profound. You might picture a 19th-century hospital, a tragic

The department operates as a high-volume stroke center. Research in this area is advanced, including studies on AI-decision support in stroke care and the management of acute ischemic stroke within extended time windows using advanced MRI techniques. Research in this area is advanced, including studies

Historically, Hungarian neurologists have made significant contributions to the understanding of the human brain. The department has preserved this legacy, fostering an environment where clinical practice and academic research go hand in hand. Walking through the halls of the university, you are following in the footsteps of giants who helped map the complexities of the nervous system.