Specialist Registration in Radiology, National Board of Qualification, Haynal Imre Medical University (HIETE), Budapest, Hungary
Specialist Registration in Radiation Oncology, National Board of Qualification, Semmelweis Medical University (SOTE), Budapest, Hungary
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Biography
Mr Zsolt Balogh graduated from the Medical University of Debrecen, Hungary in 1989. He qualified in Radiology in 1993, and Radiation Oncology in 2003.
He has worked in the Radiology and Oncoradiology Departments of the Aladar Petz County Teaching Hospital in Gyor, Hungary from 1989 to 2010. He was granted an honorary observer post at the Radiology Department of the Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge in 1997. He has attended numerous national and international postgraduate courses and congresses, including the annual ECR in Vienna, MRI course in Cheltenham, Interventional Radiology Congress in Glasgow, RSM Symposiums in London, MRI, US and Radiology Courses in Oxford and Cambridge.
Resesarch
Mr Balogh has engaged in numerous research activities, typically as a radiologist and clinical co-investigator, mainly for tumour assessment by CT and MRI in various clinical trials for radiotherapy, chemotherapy and molecular target therapies. He has a special interest in Musculoskeletal and General Radiology, including MSK US , MSK MRI, MR-Arthrograms and US-guided MSK interventions.
Memberships and fellowships
Mr Balogh is member of the General Medical Council, the Hungarian Medical Chamber, the Hungarian Society of Radiologists and the European Society of Radiologists.
Hobbies and interests
Mr Balogh has a profound love of the arts. He is very passionate about Shakespearian theatre, originally reading and watching these in Hungarian and subsequently getting to reread and see the theatre in English. His main passion, however, would be Music, finding time to play piano when possible, but also being able to listen to his favourite baroque masters and more contemporary composers, including, but not limited to Purcell, Bach, Händel, Bartók, Kodály, Tavener and Pärt.
