We recognise excellent science and innovation
The Dr. Bares Award is an international award granted to the best papers published on for experimental or clinical practice in the fields of gastroenterology and hepatology. We have held the competition since 1993, usually every two years.
To honour the memory of Dr. Rudolf O. Bares, the founder of the competition, the company’s general director of many years and a major supporter of gastroenterology, the competition was renamed the Dr. Bares Award in 2005.
Prestigious medical research award
In the Publication category we present awards to published scientific research papers in the fields of gastroenterology and hepatology. An independent committee of specialists evaluates the submissions and selects the three best publications for the award based on their innovativeness and significance to gastroenterology into the future.
In 2018 we also presented awards in the Idea category to innovative ideas that may lead to new applications for existing active substances based on hypotheses, preclinical or clinical research, individual observations, or experience with off-label use.
We’ve been recognising medical research since 1993
Award-winning scientific papers
2001
Differential Expression of the Ca2+ Binding S100A6 Protein in Normal, Preneoplastic and Neoplastic Colon Mucosa
Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography in Infants and Children
Nové trendy v digestivní endoskopické diagnostice a léčbě
2000
Small Bowel Permeability in Patients with Cytostatic Therapy
Biliary Complications after Liver Transplantation: Diagnosis and Management
Virová hepatitida C
1999
Familiární adenomatózní polypóza tlustého střeva v české populaci I. Odhalení tří nových z celkového počtu sedmi mutací v patnáctém exonu genu APC
Acute Pankreatitis in Prague: The Course and Mortality
Anti-gliadin Antibodies in Patients with Celiac Disease Cross-react with Enterocytes and Human Calreticulin
Identification of Common Epitopes on Gliadin, Enterocytes and Calreticulin Recognised by Antigliadin Antibodies of Patiens with Celiac Disease
1998
Fasting-Releated Hyperbilirubinemia in Rats: The Effect of Decreased Intestinal Motility
Digestivní endoskopie a laparoskopická chirurgie
Endoskopické metody ERCP a kolonoskopie
soubor vědeckých prací týkající se chirurgické léčby onemocnění pankreatu
1996
Changes in Jejunal Mucosa after Long-Term Feeding of Germfree Rats with Gluten
Calreticulin – The Potential Autoantigen in Celiac Disease
Molecular Mimicry as a Possible Cause of Autoimmune Reactions in Celiac Disease?
Antibodies to Gliadin Cross-React with Epitopes on Enterocytes
soubor vědeckých prací z oboru hepatologie
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