Ágnes Sterczer received her DVM (1989) and PhD in Veterinary
Sciences (1998) from the University of Veterinary Science Budapest, Hungary,
and the Habilitation in Veterinary Sciences (2007) from Szent István
University. She is an Associate Professor at the Internal Medicine Department,
University of Veterinary Science Budapest. Her research areas include
Hepatobiliary diseases in dogs and cats pathophysiology, diagnosis and
treatment of Hepatic encephalopathy, portosystemic shunt, motility of the
gallbladder, pancreatitis, and enteral feeding.
Ágnes Sterczer received her DVM (1989) and PhD in Veterinary
Sciences (1998) from the University of Veterinary Science Budapest, Hungary,
and the Habilitation in Veterinary Sciences (2007) from Szent István
University. She is an Associate Professor at the Internal Medicine Department,
University of Veterinary Science Budapest. Her research areas include
Hepatobiliary diseases in dogs and cats pathophysiology, diagnosis and
treatment of Hepatic encephalopathy, portosystemic shunt, motility of the
gallbladder, pancreatitis, and enteral feeding.