9. The Clinical Team – MicroBiome Bank
Meet the MicroBiome Bank clinical team — the physicians and specialists who stand behind you and your institution throughout treatment.
The Clinical Team – MicroBiome Bank
The MicroBiome Bank clinical team provides integrated medical, scientific, and logistical support to each institution and patient throughout treatment. This guide is part of that clinical framework.
The MicroBiome Bank clinical team comprises physicians and specialists across microbiology, exposome assessment, and clinical FMT delivery:
Attila Bezzegh, M.D., Medical Director, Physician-Microbiologist
As head of the MicroBiome Bank laboratory, Dr. Bezzegh ensures the microbiological quality, safety, and scientific integrity of every donor preparation produced. His work bridges laboratory microbiology and clinical application; he leads the donor screening, preparation, and quality assurance protocols.
Anna Munar, M.D., Exposome Specialist
Dr. Munar provides professional support for physicians during FMT procedures, ensuring that each patient's exposome profile is systematically assessed and integrated into the clinical treatment plan. Her role is to translate the science of environmental microbiome modifiers into actionable clinical guidance for both patients and treating physicians.
Gábor Patay, M.D., Microbiota Specialist, Physician
Dr. Patay supports clinical colleagues during microbiota transfer procedures and provides the scientific framework that allows hospitals and physicians to implement FMT with confidence. He is responsible for the clinical protocol architecture described in Chapter II of this guide.
László Hernold, M.D., Commercial Director, Physician
As an intensive care physician, Dr. Hernold bridges communication between hospital clinical teams and MicroBiome Bank, ensuring that clinical urgency and logistical requirements are aligned in the delivery of FMT services to patients who need them.
Attila Belatiny-Kenéz, M.D., Managing Director, Physician
Dr. Belatiny-Kenéz aligns the company's strategy with the scientific and clinical standards that define responsible FMT practice, ensuring that MicroBiome Bank develops in a way that maintains the integrity of the clinical service provided.