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Prof. Arye Hurwitz

 

 

Head IVF Unit

Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology

Hadassah University Hospital

Mt Scopus, Jerusalem

Fax : 972-2-5844988

e-mail: Hurwitz@cc.huji.ac.il

 

 

Personal Data

 

Born  in Israel,  1951

 

M.D degree from Tel Aviv University in 1976

 

Military Service from 1976 to 1980

 

Residency in the Department Obstetrics and Gynecology  Hadassah University Hospital, Mt. Scopus, Jerusalem from 1980 to 1986

 

Subspeciality in Reproductive Medicine at the Division of Reproductive Endocrinology, University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland  from 1988 to 1991

 

Fields of interest:

 

Infertility (IVF and other related areas)

 

Endoscopic (laparoscopic) surgery

 

Basic research on the ovary (human and animal models

 

Awards and Grants

 

1986 - Hebrew University - Hadassah Fund

 

1988 - American Physician Fellowship award

 

1990 - Serono Research Fellowship award

 

1991 - Presidential presentation at the Annual meeting of the Society for Gynecologic Investigation, San Antonio, Texas

 

1992 - Hebrew University - Hadassah Fund

 

1993 - Grant from the Chief Scientist, Ministry of Health

    

1993 - The Israel Fertility Association prize lecture at the annual meeting of the Israel Fertility Society.

 

1996 - Grant from the Chief Scientist, Ministry of Health (with Dr. Revel)

 

2002 - Grant from the Women’s Health Fund.

 

Selected Chapters in Books

 

1. Hurwitz A, and Adashi E.  Atresia as a case of programmed cell death.In:Adashi, E.Y. andLeung, PCK (Eds.), The Ovary.Raven Press, New York,1993

 

2. Adashi, E.Y., Resnick, C.E., Hurwitz, A.,Ricciarelli, E., C,.Hernanandez,  E. R., Botero, L., Roberts, C. T., LeRoith D.,and Rosenfeld, R. G. The  intraovarian IGF system as aparadigm for introvarian regulators. In:Magness, R. R., and Naftolin, F. (Eds.)Local Systems in reproduction.Serono syymposia Publications from RavenPress, Vol. 96, pp. 83-89, 1994

 

3. Adashi, E, Y., Hurwitz,A., Kokia, E The potential relevance of cytokines toovarian physiology. In : Findlay, J. K.(ed.) Molecular biology of the femalereproductive system. Academic Press,Inc. New York, NY, pp. 83-101,1994.

 

4. Ben-Shlomo I, Hurwitz A, Kokia E,Scherzer WJ, Donesky BW, Rohan RM,Payne DW, Adashi EY. Cytokines inovarian physiology: Interleukin-1 as a possible centerpiece in the ovulatory sequence. In: Aggarwal BB and Puri  RK. (eds), Human Cytokines: Their role indisease and therapy, BlackwellScientific Publications,Cambridge, MA 1995, pp 327-333.

 

5. Simon A, Hurwitz A, Laufer N. In vitro fertilization.In; Infertility, A comprehensive text. Eds; Machelle M. Seibel Appelton Lange, Norwalk, Connecticut,1997

 

For List of Publications

see: PubMed




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