Prof. Dr. med. Huppke Peter

neuropediatrics

User Score	Experience	Rating	Price Range	Publications	Online Consultations
91%	30 years	9.8/10	$$$$	143	No

Overview

Country, City

Germany, Jena

Health facility

University Hospital Jena

Medical unit

Department of neuropediatrics

About the doctor

Prof. Dr. med. Huppke Peter is an experienced doctor with 29 years of experience in neuropediatrics. He is currently the Director of the Department of Neuropediatrics at the University Hospital in Jena, Germany. Dr. Huppke has an impressive CV, including a dissertation on gene defects as a cause of chronic hemolytic anemia, a license for medical practice, and a specialization in pediatrics. Throughout his career, Dr. Huppke has made significant contributions to pediatric neurology. He has published 143 scientific publications, focusing on various topics such as autoimmune neurological syndromes, Rett Syndrome, and multiple sclerosis in children and adolescents. Prestigious organizations like the German Research Foundation and the Federal Ministry of Education and Research of Germany have funded his research projects. Dr. Huppke's extensive experience and expertise make him highly regarded in the medical community. His dedication to understanding and treating neurological disorders in children and adolescents has earned him a reputation as a skilled and compassionate doctor. Patients can trust in his knowledge and commitment to providing the best possible care. Dr. Huppke's appointment as the Director of the Department of Neuropediatrics further solidifies his leadership in the field.

Skills & Expertise

Resume

CV (Curriculum Vitae)

Education

1988-1994 Studied human medicine at the Georg-August University in Goettingen
1994 Defense of the dissertation: “Gene defects as a cause of chronic hemolytic anemia as a result of a pyruvate kinase deficiency”
1996 Obtaining a license for medical practice
1997 Resident at the Center for pediatrics, Department of general pediatrics at the Georg-August University of Goettingen
1997-2003 Resident at the Center for pediatrics, Department of neuropediatrics at the Georg-August University of Goettingen
1998 Electroencephalography certificate from the German Society for Clinical Neurophysiology
2002 Obtaining specialization in pediatrics
2003 Habilitation and a teaching license for pediatrics
2005 Received additional qualifications in the field of neuropediatrics

Experience

1993 Practical year in internal medicine and surgery in Hamilton and neurology in Goettingen
1995-1996 Internship at the Center for pediatrics, Department of general pediatrics at the Georg-August University of Goettingen
2000-2021 Consultation hours for pediatric metabolic diseases
2000-2021 Consultation hours for patients with Rett Syndrome
2003-2021 Senior Physician at the Center for pediatrics and adolescent medicine, initially mainly responsible for the general pediatric ward
2007 Responsible mainly for the neuropediatric ward 3031 at the Center for pediatrics and adolescent medicine
2007-2021 Senior Physician at the German Center for multiple sclerosis in children and adolescents
2008 Adjunct professorship for pediatrics
2021 W3 Professor and Director of the Department of neuropediatrics at the University Hospital Jena

Awards & Memberships

2004-2008 German Research Foundation individual application: "Studies on the clinical spectrum, pathophysiology and therapy of Rett Syndrome"
2005-2011 German Research Foundation project, Research Center for Molecular Physiology of the Brain: "Analysis of brainstem dysfunction in Rett syndrome and development of therapeutic strategies"
2008-2011 Federal Ministry of Education and Research of Germany Joint project: "European Rett Syndrome Network"
2009-2012 German Research Foundation individual application: "Studies on the clinical spectrum, pathophysiology and therapy of Rett Syndrome"
2010-2013 German-Israel Foundation project: "Redesign of aminoglycosides to fix default genes: potential treatment of human genetic diseases"
2012-2014 FA Biogen project: "Research contract to determine the seroprevalence of anti-JCV antibodies in a cohort of pediatric MS patients and possible influence of a JCV infection on the course of the disease"
2017-2018 German Research Foundation project, Research Center for Molecular Physiology of the Brain: "Readthrough of nonsense mutations in Rett syndrome"
2017-2024 German Research Foundation individual application: “Development of therapeutic strategies for Rett Syndrome”