Nancy Academic Hospital / Lorraine University

The Vascular Medicine Division @ Nancy Academic Hospital is the Regional Competence Center for Antiphospholipid Syndrome and other Systemic and Autoimmune Diseases.

Our APS team is composed by:

- Denis Wahl, Professor of Vascular Medicine, chief of the Vascular Medicine Division

- Stéphane Zuily, Professor of Vascular Medicine

- Shirine Mohamed, Attending Physician, Internal Medicine

- Alexandrine Larue, Attending Physician, Vascular Medicine and Vascular Surgery 

- Virginie Dufrost, Fellow, Vascular Medicine

- Alexis Sauvage, Fellow, Vascular Medicine

- Marine Escolano, Fellow, Vascular Medicine

- Alexis Campi, Fellow, Vascular Medicine

- Vincent Garniche, Fellow, Vascular Medicine

- Camille Rigaux, advanced resident, Vascular Medicine

- Alix Krafft, advanced resident, Vascular Medicine

- Mickaël Noyé, resident, Vascular Medicine

- Romain Billong, resident, Vascular Medicine

- Soraya Adjibade, resident, Vascular Medicine

Research activities


Several researchs dedicated to APS patients were performed in our center.

New protocols are ongoing and we are recruiting newAPS patients.

APS Training and Education for STUDENTS & Healthcare Professionals


The first APS digital book: A collaborative project between Hospital for Special Surgery, New York, NY, USA and Nancy-Lorraine University, Nancy, France. Download it for free on your iBook Store for your Apple plateform (iPad, iPhone, iMac).

Medical education research study (Video 3min): Impact of Antiphospholipid Syndrome Ibook on Medical Students’ Improvement of Knowledge: An International Randomized Controlled Experimental Study

Book: APS Current Research Highlights and Clinical Insights International collaborative book including task force reports from the 15th International Congress on Antiphospholipid Antibodies (Cyprus 2016).

Podcast: APS (French, 54min), Catastrophic APS (French, 54min)

Review articles: Current Rheumatology Reports (ed. Springer Nature): Topical collection on APS

Simulation center: APS patient management training (e.g. pulmonary embolism in a pregnant APS woman)

(more at http://www.hvl.healthcare)

CONGRESS ACTIVITIES


The 10th Meeting of the European Forum on Antiphospholipid Antibodies was organized by our team in Nancy, France in April 2017. A brief report of the scientific presentations is available online.

Scientific program              Abstracts book              Videos of scientific presentations              Gallery

How to come TO Nancy?

By Car:

Paris, Strasbourg, Berlin by A4 highway.

Bruxelles, Luxembourg, Dijon, Lyon, Marseille by A31 highway.

Access to Nancy school of medicine: A33 highway, exit 2b.

By Train:

Nancy ville TGV train station located in the city center: 90 min from Paris, 90 min from Luxembourg, 1h15 from Strasbourg and 4h from Lyon.

Lorraine TGV train station located 35 min from Nancy city center by bus: 1h15 from Charles de Gaulle Airport Railway station.

By Plane:

Metz-Nancy-Lorraine Airport (70 min from Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport, 75 min from international Luxembourg airport)


WHERE TO STAY IN NANCY?


All informations regarding culture, arts, hotels, restaurants, entertainment and pratical informations are available here.


Hotels located near Nancy school of medicine (map):

<10 min by walk to the school of medicine, 30 min by tram to Nancy city center

- Ibis*** Nancy Brabois Hotel

- Logis*** Cottage Hotel

Hotel*** Nancy Sud Vandoeuvre


Hotels located in Nancy city center (map)

<10 min by walk to the Stanislas square (city center), 30 min by tram to Nancy School of Medicine

- Hotel*** Ibis Nancy centre gare

- Hotel*** Campanile centre gare

- Hotel*** des Prélats

- Hotel*** Mercure

- Hotel*** Crystal Best Western

Hotel*** de Guise

- Hotel**** d'Haussonville

- Grand Hotel**** de la Reine

- Maison de Myon (Luxury guest house)

- L'hôtel Particulier (Luxury guest house)