Clinic for Infectious and Tropical Diseases
Clinic for Infectious and Tropical Diseases
Clinic for Infectious and Tropical Diseases is highly qualified for the treatment of patients diagnosed with acute and chronic infectious diseases involving central and peripheral nervous system, respiratory, digestive, urogenital, and locomotor system, the skin, that is, acute and chronic diseases of viral, bacterial, parasitic and fungal etiology or opportunistic etiopathogenesis including tropical diseases in particular, HIV infection and febrile conditions of unknown etiology.
CONTACT:
Clinic for Infectious and Tropical Diseases , MMA, Belgrade, 17 Crnotravska St.
• MMA’s Information Office: +381 11 2661 122, 2662 755
• Head of the Clinic, Col. Prof. Dr. Darko Nožić: +381 11 3608 951
• Clinic’s Administration Office: +381 11 3608 408
• Infectious and Tropical Diseases Ward: 381 11 3609 186
More information ….
Clinic for Infectious and Tropical Diseases
Clinic for Infectious and Tropical Diseases is highly qualified for the treatment of patients diagnosed with acute and chronic infectious diseases involving central and peripheral nervous system, respiratory, digestive, urogenital, and locomotor system, the skin, that is, acute and chronic diseases of viral, bacterial, parasitic and fungal etiology or opportunistic etiopathogenesis including tropical diseases in particular, HIV infection and febrile conditions of unknown etiology.
CONTACT:
Clinic for Infectious and Tropical Diseases , MMA, Belgrade, 17 Crnotravska St.
• MMA’s Information Office: +381 11 2661 122, 2662 755
• Head of the Clinic, Col. Prof. Dr. Darko Nožić: +381 11 3608 951
• Clinic’s Administration Office: +381 11 3608 408
• Infectious and Tropical Diseases Ward: 381 11 3609 186
Activities
The main activities of the Clinic include the treatment of the patients with infectious diseases and teaching activities. The Clinic’s medical education and training programs in the field of Infectology are focused on residencies and PhD programs offered to physicians, dentists and pharmacologists within the framework of Medical Officers School and continuous medical education of healthcare personnel of all profiles.
From the very beginning of the operation of the Infectology Service within the Armed forces until nowadays, the physicians and teachers of the Clinic for Infectious Diseases have published more than 1000 papers, monographs and medical books.
So far, six doctoral dissertations and three master’s thesis have been defended.
The Scope and the Kind of the Services
The Clinic has the capacity of 52 inpatients beds within the First and Second Departments, and 2 outpatient beds in the Observation room of the Infectious Diseases Ward. The Ward operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and deals with the treatment of ambulatory patients with infectious diseases and the observation of such patients with unclear disease etiology before the decision on their hospital or ambulatory care is taken.
The Clinic for Infectious and Tropical Diseases is highly qualified for the treatment of patients diagnosed with acute and chronic infectious diseases involving central and peripheral nervous system, respiratory, digestive, urogenital, and locomotor system, the skin, that is, acute and chronic diseases of viral, bacterial, parasitic and fungal etiology or opportunistic etiopathogenesis including tropical diseases in particular, HIV infection and febrile conditions of unknown etiology.
History
The history of Infectology Medical Service and the beginning of operation of the Clinic for Infectious Diseases coincide with the beginning of operation of the General Military Hospital. The hospital had a Section for Infectious Diseases operating within the framework of Internal Diseases Department. In 1924, the Section grew into the Department of Infectious Diseases, and, in 1961, it developed, in organizational terms, into the Clinic for Infectious Diseases. It was headed by Col. Assist. Prof. Dr. Roza Papo. In 1968, the Center for Tropical diseases was added to the Clinic’s roster. In 1982, the Clinic moved into a new MMA’s building. It had a new organizational structure. It was divided into two departments (the First and Second Department) and the Infectious Diseases Ward with Diagnostic-Laboratory Service.
Medical Team:
Head of the Clinic for Infectious and Tropical Diseases
Col. Prof. Dr. Darko Nožić, infectologist
Head of the Clinic’s First Department
Col. Assist. Prof. Dr. Dragan Mikić, infectologist
Head of the Clinic’s Second Department
Col. Primarius Nenad Milošević, infectologist
Head of the Infectious Diseases Ward
LtCol Petar Ćurčić, MD, infectologist
Milomir Milanovic, MD, MS, specialist in Infectious and Tropical Diseases
Capt. Dejan Hristović, MD, infectologist
Rade Glavatović, MD, infectologist
Radmila Rajić Dimitrijević, MD, infectologist
Vesna Begović, MD, infectologist
Nataša Živković, a physician undergoing residency program in Infectology
CONTACT:
Clinic for Infectious and Tropical Diseases, MMA, Belgrade, 17 Crnotravska St.
• MMA’s Information Office: +381 11 2661 122, 2662 755
• Head of the Clinic, Col. Prof. Dr. Darko Nožić: +381 11 3608 951
• Clinic’s Administration Office: +381 11 3608 408
• Infectious and Tropical Diseases Ward: 381 11 3609 186
