Welcome to official website of Danubian League
In Memoriam
Prof. Dr. Günter Vogel, 11. 12. 1934 – 4. 1. 2011
Welcome! Join DLTH!
Originally created by Helmut VINAZZER, the Danubian League against Thrombosis and Haemorrhagic Disorders (DLTH) aimed to allow scientists from communistic countries to meet and exchange knowledge with colleagues from all around the word in Austria, considered at that time as a neutral place.
The DLTH is a group of scientists dedicated to research, education and improvement of the lives of those who suffer with diseases and disorders of thrombosis, hemostasis and their underlying vascular biology. In particular, DLTH is focused to intensify the contract among the countries along the Danube River.
You are welcome to join DLTH by application, membership is free at present.
Membership entitles you to a reduced fee for meetings of the League if you are already member for > 12 months.
Membership is individual and is not transferable.
Applications are accepted throughout the year.
For online enrollment, please visit http://www.dlth.org . You may also email or telephone the Secretary General, Helmut Sinzinger, MD, Prof., at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and +43.1.4082633.
The DLTH is a group of scientists dedicated to research, education and improvement of the lives of those who suffer with diseases and disorders of thrombosis, hemostasis and their underlying vascular biology. In particular, DLTH is focused to intensify the contract among the countries along the Danube River.
You are welcome to join DLTH by application, membership is free at present.
Membership entitles you to a reduced fee for meetings of the League if you are already member for > 12 months.
Membership is individual and is not transferable.
Applications are accepted throughout the year.
For online enrollment, please visit http://www.dlth.org . You may also email or telephone the Secretary General, Helmut Sinzinger, MD, Prof., at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and +43.1.4082633.