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Center for Rare Diseases Syndromal and Non-Metabolic Disorders

The Center for Rare Diseases is an outpatient clinic with a primary focus on diagnosing and providing follow-up care for complex, multidisciplinary diseases. We specialize in a broad range of rare conditions, such as syndromal craniofacial disorders, skeletal dysplasias, tuberous sclerosis, neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1), Rubinstein-Taybi syndrome, Prader-Willi syndrome, and Rett syndrome. Research and clinical work are closely related at the Danish Center for Rett syndrome. We aim to contribute to timely and optimized prevention and treatment. The research is conducted in collaboration with both national and international researchers. We participate in national and international conferences and meetings with oral presentations and posters.



Current team members

  • Hanne Hove, Consultant
  • Stense Farholt, Consultant
  • Anne-Marie Bisgaard, Consultant, PhD
  • Jane Lunding Larsen, MEd in Educational Psychology, PhD student
  • Mette Gyhrs, MD, PhD

Group Leader

Group Leader: Hanne Hove, Consultant
Mail: hanne.buciek.hove@regionh.dk
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