š§šŖ Anne Demulder, born on September 1, 1957, in Ixelles, Belgium, is a Belgian medical biologist specializing in hematology. She is a faculty member at UniversitĆ© libre de Bruxelles (ULB) and a consultant at LHUB-ULB. With a distinguished career in clinical biology, she has played a key role in hematology diagnostics, research, and laboratory management. Her contributions extend to academia, where she has trained pharmacists and biologists. Fluent in French, Dutch, English, and Spanish, she has also been involved in international medical cooperation.
Profile
Education š
š Dr. Demulder earned her MD from ULB in 1982, specializing in clinical biology. She completed postgraduate training in clinical chemistry, bacteriology, radioisotopes, and hematology at CHU Brugmann. In 1990-1991, she pursued postdoctoral research in hematology and endocrinology at the University of Texas Health Science Center, USA. She obtained a Master in Health Institution Management (2012-2013) and has been a clinical biology supervisor at ULBās Faculty of Pharmacy.
Experience šØāš«
š„ Dr. Demulder has been a medical biologist at LHUB-ULB since 1992, serving as Chief of Hematology. She supervises hematological diagnostics, oversees laboratory quality assurance, and contributes to medical research. She previously worked as a postdoctoral fellow in the USA (1990-1992) and a resident in hematology at CHU Brugmann (1985-1989). She has played an active role in medical education, training pharmacists, biologists, and clinicians. She also contributed to international academic cooperation, particularly in Burkina Faso and Guinea.
Research Interests š¬
š§Ŗ Dr. Demulderās research explores global hemostasis testing for hematologic disorders. She investigates hypercoagulability in sickle cell disease and leukemia patients undergoing asparaginase treatment. Her work also focuses on thrombin generation tests for personalized hemophilia therapy. Recently, she has studied coagulation abnormalities in acute and long COVID patients. Her research aims to enhance diagnostic accuracy and therapeutic approaches in hematology.
Awards & Recognitions š
šļø Dr. Demulder has received recognition for her contributions to hematology, clinical biology, and international cooperation. As an academic leader, she played a key role in laboratory standardization (ISO 15189) and was a member of the CHU Brugmann Medical Council. Her work in developing biomedical sciences in Africa through targeted university projects has been widely acknowledged. She has also been a pivotal figure in the integration of hematology services at LHUB-ULB.
Publications š
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Exploring Hypercoagulability in Post-COVID Syndrome (PCS): An Attempt at Unraveling the Endothelial Dysfunction
2025-01-25 |Ā Journal article
CONTRIBUTORS:Ā Maxim Muys;Ā Anne Demulder;Ā Tatiana Besse-Hammer;Ā Nathalie Ghorra;Ā Laurence Rozen
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Assessment of Arteriovenous Fistula Maturation in Hemodialysis Patients with Persistently Positive Antiphospholipid Antibody: A Prospective Observational Cohort Study
Life
2025-01-24 |Ā Journal article
CONTRIBUTORS:Ā Maxime Taghavi;Ā Lucas Jacobs;Ā Saleh Kaysi;Ā Yves Dernier;Ā
Edouard Cubilier;Ā Louis Chebli;Ā Marc Laureys;Ā FrĆ©dĆ©ric Collart;Ā Anne Demulder;Ā Marie-HĆ©lĆØne AntoineĀ
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Rivaroxaban presents a better pharmacokinetic profile than dabigatran in an obese non-diabetic stroke patient
2014-11 |Ā Journal article
CONTRIBUTORS:Ā Apostolos Safouris;Ā Anne Demulder;Ā Nikos Triantafyllou;Ā Georgios Tsivgoulis