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Jako, Janos Mihaly was born on April 10, 1934 in Szentes, Csongrad, Hungary. Son of Janos and Julianna Katalin (Kovacs) Jako.
(Although plasma cell tumors are still an enigma, the auth...)
Although plasma cell tumors are still an enigma, the author provides an excellent overview of all aspects of examination and treatment of gammopathies, based on 30 years of experience examining more than 1500 patients. Several new modes of treatment which have improved patient quality of life have been developed over the past decades, including bone marrow transplantation. All of these have been dealt with in this publication.
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Jako, Janos Mihaly was born on April 10, 1934 in Szentes, Csongrad, Hungary. Son of Janos and Julianna Katalin (Kovacs) Jako.
Doctor of Medicine, Medical University of Szeged, Hungary, 1961. Doctor of Philosophy, Hungarian National Academy of Sciences, Budapest, 1974. Doctor of Science, Hungarian National Academy of Sciences, Budapest, 1980.
Resident, Bajcsy-Zsilinszky Hospital, Budapest, 1961-1966; assistant professor, Postgraduate Medical School, Budapest, 1966-1969; chief assistant professor, associate professor, Postgraduate Medical School, Budapest, 1970-1975; associate professor, Postgraduate Medical School, Budapest, 1975-1981; professor, Postgraduate Medical School, Budapest, 1981-1992; professor, chairman, Imre Haynal University of Health Science, Budapest, since 1992.
(Although plasma cell tumors are still an enigma, the auth...)
Member Hungarian Society of Hematology (board directors 1990-1992), Hungarian Society.Immunology (board directors 1979-1984), Hungarian Society Gastroenterology, Hungarian Society Internal Medicine.
Married Judit Anna Farkas. Children: Kinga, Janos, Eszter.