Rasa DuobienÄ—

Biography

1988 Graduated from Vilnius University, Faculty of Medicine, Pediatric Specialty, 1989 - Pediatric internship at the Children's Hospital. Nuo 1989 m. iki šiol dirba Vaikų ligoninÄ—s PriÄ—mimo – skubios pagalbos skyriaus I PriÄ—mimo – skubios pagalbos poskyryje vaikų ligų gydytoja, 2011-2014 m. dirbo Vaikų ligoninÄ—s Vaikų konsultacijų poliklinikoje vaikų ligų gydytoja konsultante dÄ—l pirminių imunodeficitų, 2012-2014 m. – Vaikų ligoninÄ—s Vaikų retųjų ligų koordinavimo centre gydytoja konsultante. 2012-2015 m. buvo Vilniaus universiteto Medicinos fakulteto Vaikų ligų klinikos dÄ—stytoja asistente, 2006-2007 m. – ValstybinÄ—s vaistų kontrolÄ—s tarnybos prie LR SAM medicininÄ—s paskirties maisto produktų eksperte. Qualified children's infectious diseases courses in Salzburg (Austria), Primary Immunodeficiency Schools for Children in Prague (Czech Republic), Algarve (Portugal), Freiburg (Germany), Zakopane and Ruciane-Nida (Poland), Debrecen (Hungary), Vilnius University Medical Extension Courses, in various Lithuanian and international scientific-practical conferences in Hungary, Turkey, USA. Under the guidance of prof. V. Usonius, participated in 2003-2007 An international project "Clinical- and Laboratory Online Patient- and Research Database for Primary Immunodeficiencies" in Europe, aimed at creating an online database of primary immunodeficient data. 2004 has prepared the online consent form for the data on the transmission of data on the child's disease with the primary immunodeficiency virus ("Statement of Acceptance confirming the transfer of patient data to the scientific online database"), which was approved by the Lithuanian Bioethics Committee. Under the guidance of prof. V. Usonius, in 2005, developed and implemented the project "Explaining the Children with Primary Immunodeficiency in Lithuania". The project was funded by the Lithuanian State Science and Studies Foundation. In this work, the cases of patients with primary immunodeficiency (PID) treated in a pediatric hospital were investigated, the distribution of diagnosed PID syndromes, the diagnostic difficulties and errors, the clinical features of PID syndromes, treatment problems, outcome, and the release of the PID attributes information leaflet were investigated. 2005 The case of agammaglobulinaemia presented in Vilnius at the John Humphrey International Conference on Congenital and Acquired Immune Response to Pathogens Gained Prize Evaluation.

Research Interest

Lithuanian Association of Pediatricians, Lithuanian Infectologists, European Immunodeficiencies, Lithuanian Allergologists and Clinical Immunologists, Lithuanian Children's Allergists and Clinical Immunologists Associations, the Baltic Immunoprophylaxis Association (BALTIPA).