Prof. Dr. med. Wolfgang Stremmel
As a physician, I am fascinated by this miracle of nature and would like to share my enthusiasm with you,” Professor Stremmel undoubtedly succeeds in doing. The author illuminates the fact that classic intestinal problems often originate in the liver, pancreas, or esophagus in an entertaining and easily understandable manner. His findings are based on a wealth of experience both as a practitioner and as a researcher. It also includes a striking account of an experience with Wilson’s disease.
The big cookbook for the liver
The theoretical part deals with
– The structure and functions of the liver
– Six liver diseases (including Wilson’s disease)
In the practical part, a wide variety of recipes are described, with notes being given as to which illnesses they are particularly recommended for.
Conclusion: The book is very useful.
Prof. Dr. med. Ansgar W. Lohse, Ulf C. Goettges
This refreshing nonfiction book introduces us to the liver’s amazing abilities and how we can care for it. It reads like a tribute to a tolerant, patient organ with the ability to regenerate itself. A chapter is also dedicated to Wilson’s disease.
for patients and their families on Wilson’s disease and copper issues, published by Open University Educ
Priya Joshi - A Life with Wilson's Disease
Patricia Gygli explains, as mother of two affected people and as club president
Aargauer Zeitung from August 2, 2012
A multidisciplinary approach to the diagnosis and management of Wilson disease: 2022 Practice Guidance on Wilson disease from the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases
Detailed (19-page report), understandable article Keywords: definition, case studies, affected organs, diagnostics (molecular genetics, imaging, symptoms, CME training), case studies, therapy… Authors: Dr. Ulrike Reuner and Dr. Jürgen Dinger
In Wilson's disease, a golden-brown-green ring sometimes appears at the edge of the cornea. This is known as the Kayser-Fleischer corneal ring (as shown in this image).
Wilson's disease in children and adolescents: A chameleon in medicine – differences from the clinical presentation in adults
Comparative effectiveness of common therapies for Wilson disease: A systematic review and meta‐analysis of controlled studies
Wilson disease: more complex than just simply a copper overload condition?—a narrative review
Psychiatric manifestations in Wilson’s disease: possibilities and difficulties for treatment
A further informative overview of the psychological/psychiatric Wilson can be found here:
Challenge in diagnosis and therapy Documentation by Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Stremmel (pdf document)
“Take home message” Patricia Gygli
Wilson's disease - known yet misunderstood
Reporting of suspected adverse drug reactions: a memo for practice.
Documents Wilson Conference 9.3.2019, G. Stirnimann, Hepatology Inselspital
Prof. Dr. F. Stickel