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Page 2 of 3 In Brussels and in Paris, I have been
director (or codirector, according to the epochs) of the "
Habilitations à diriger des Recherches [HDRs] " or of the " Agrégations
de l'Enseignement Supérieur en Médecine " and/or of the appointments as
" médecins des hôpitaux " or similar degrees/positions of Dr. Christine
BONNIER, Dr. Anne DE VOLDER, Prof. Gérard FERRIERE, Dr. Jean-François
GADISSEUX, Prof. Yves GILLEROT, Prof. André GOFFINET, Dr. Pierre
GRESSENS, Dr. Hazim J. KADHIM, Prof. Stéphane MARRET, Prof. Jean-Paul
MISSON, Dr. Marie-Cécile NASSOGNE, Dr. Christian RICHELME, Prof. Peter
van den BERGH, Prof. Kenou van RIJCKEVORSEL, Dr. Anne VAN HOUT. All
these colleagues (quoted in alphabetical order) reached high levels of
expertise and responsabilities. The recent " HDR " of Dr. Hélène OGIER
de BAULNY, " médecin des hôpitaux " since many years, was for her an
overdue step, based on exceptional achievements performed well before
my moving to Paris. During the 27 years I have been director (or
codirector with Gilles Lyon, according to the epochs) of the Pediatric
Neurology and Developmental Neurosciences Center at UCL-Belgium, we
appointed several consecutive " Board of Directors" to help us in our
duties of " chiefs executive officers " of the Pediatric Neurology and
Developmetal Neurosciences Center. Cited by alphabetical order, Dr.
Marie-Claude BELPAIRE-DETHIOU, Dr. Christine BONNIER, Prof. Gérard
FERRIERE, Dr. Jean-François GADISSEUX, Prof. François VAN HOOF, Dr. Guy
WILLEMS were members of such an executive board, shared the
responsability and they helped so much to develop the UCL Pediatric
Neurology and Developmental Neuroscience Center. Other colleagues
were directors of programs in our center (several of them were also
members of the board of directors already mentioned) ; among them, also
cited by alphabetical order, Dr. Christine BONNIER (Child Abuse), Dr.
Anne DE VOLDER (positron emission tomography PET), Prof. Baudouin
FRANCOIS (metabolism), Prof. Gérard FERRIERE (neuromuscular unit and
rehabilitation), Dr. Jean-François GADISSEUX (Developmental
Neurobiology), Prof. André GOFFINET (Developmental Neurobiology and,
later, also the Positron Emission Tomography Program), Dr. Pierre
GRESSENS (Developmental Neurobiology), Dr. Hazim KADHIM
(neuropathology), Dr. Maggy RUCQUOY-PONSAR (epilepsy), Dr. Xavier
SCHLÖGEL (rehabilitation of cerebral palsy), Dr. Jorge SERRANO
(pediatric neuropsychiatry), Prof. François VAN HOOF (metabolism), Dr.
Anne VAN HOUT (neuropsychology), Dr. Guy WILLEMS (neuropsychology). The
contributions of these directors of programs has also been crucial. In
addition to appointments of visiting professors for short periods, on
our proposal, several foreign colleagues have been appointed professors
in our academic staff at UCL for long periods between 1969 and 1995 :
Pierre LANDRIEU, from Paris, as maître de conférences ; Josette
MANCINI, from Marseilles, as maître de conférences ; Henri METZ, from
Luxembourg, as professor. I wish to cite, also in alphabetical
order, other colleagues (not already cited in the previous paragraphs)
who trained, for variable periods, in the clinical and research center
created at the UCL-Belgium and jointly operated by Gilles LYON and by
myself or by myself (according to the epochs). Many of them became
later " HRDs " or " Professors " or " Médecins des Hôpitaux " or
equivalent appointments in other institutions in France, in Belgium or
in other countries : Miriam Alarcon, Catherine Allaire, Fernando Arita,
Anne Beaugerie-Perot, Patrick Berquin, Alidor Beya-Tschimanga, Vinciane
Boon, Pedro Cabral, Maria-Theresa Celle, Abla Chalabi-Benabdallah,
Dominique Charlier-Mikolajcack, Roberta Cilio, Philippe Compagnon, Raul
Cordoba, Catherine Coupez, Pierre Daems, Anne d'Alcantara, Luc
Dejaegher, Elvio Della Giustina, Talvany De Oliveira, Lutgard Derijdt,
Michèle Deschamps-Robbe, Michel Deschamps, Marc D'Hooghe, Anwar Dudin,
Mohamed El Wahabi, Tahel Etzion, M. Teresa Garcia-Silva, F. Geraldo
Fernandes Xavier, Thérèse Ghislain-Carpentier, Anne Gautier, Antoinette
Gelot-Barnabe, Sanda Giurgea-Houben, Véronique Godding, Catherine
Godfraind, Lutgarde Goossens, Serge Gosseye, Nelson Guerchon, Brigitte
Henrot, Maria M. Herrero, Patricia Jetten, A. Kesman, Michel Kruth,
Patrice Laloux, Pierre Landrieu, Abdelmajid Larnaout, Eric Le
Galloudec, Bernard Legrand, Marianne Lemoine, Damien Lerminiaux, Joël
Leroy, Francesco Lopera, Francine Lys, Maria Joaquina Marques-Dias,
Lionel Mathelier, Alicia Mauro, Michèle Mayer, Elie Mbonda, Tomas Mesa
Latorre, René Metz, Najoua Miladi, Kimiyo Mogami, Marc Mortier, Marleen
Moonen, Françoise Morsomme, Jacques Motte , Richard Mukendi, Marc
Naulaerts, Théo Ntihinyurwa, Joaquin Pena, Marcia Pradella, Gerald
Raymond, Anne Renders, Jorge Rodriguez, Alfonso Romano, Victor
Ruggieri, Ernesto San Julian, Emmanuel Scalais, Xavier Schlögel, Aziza
Sefta-Brahim, Marteen Senepart, Mourad Souissi, Dominique
Staudt-Fagnart, Alexandre Stevens, René Stevens, Kirsten Stollhoff,
Jean-Marc Sussan, Lalla Tamisari, Marc Tardieu, Theresa Temudo, Frieda
Thys, Chahnez Triki-Charfi, Agnès Tzerkezoglou, Louis Vallée, Marc Van
Bellinghen, Rudy Van Coster, Ines Vandenbussche-Vandenbogaert, M.
Vandeputte-Denayer, Edwige Veneselli, Catherine Wetzburger, Johanna
Wieme-Bouten, Guy Willems, Anne Wintgens. As already mentioned, many of
these colleagues reached important positions in other centers at or
around UCL, or elsewhere in Belgium, or in France or in other
countries. I shall pay elsewhere the tribute due to other coworkers and
visitors who stayed for a while in the pediatric neurology service I
created in Leuven (Louvain), which moved later in Brussels (as
explained above) at the time when Gilles Lyon joined it, and in the
service created at Robert-Debré in Paris on September 1st, 1995.
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