Internal medicine

Prevention, diagnostics and non-surgical treatment of internal organ diseases

An internal examination gives an overview of general health, while a specialist pulmonologist provides the patient with a detailed insight into the condition of the respiratory organs. At the Moj Lab Polyclinic, we have doctors whose great expertise, reinforced by the most modern, sophisticated devices, provides a reliable support for patients.

Diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, preventive examinations, as well as check-ups after COVID-19 infection, are now performed in our polyclinic by Dr. Nena Milačić, internist pulmonologist, who occupies a respectable place in her profession thanks to her expertise and experience.

Dedication and expertise supported by state-of-the-art equipment

In the era of increased incidence of lung diseases, internal and pulmonary examinations have become especially important.

Who are your doctors?

Nena Milačić

Internal Medicine Specialist, Pulmonology Subspecialist

Dr. Nena Milačić, PhD (medical science), was born in Nikšić and grew up in Podgorica. She graduated from the Medical Faculty in Niš, where she also completed a specialisation in the field of internal medicine, as well as a subspecialisation in pulmonology and a PhD degree. Since 2002, she has worked at the Clinical Centre of Montenegro and has been a teaching assistant for internal medicine and pain medicine at the Medical Faculty in Podgorica. She is currently a lecturer and a member of the Pain Medicine project, organised by the European Union. She attended and held lectures in numerous congresses.

In the Moj Lab Polyclinic, Dr. Nena Milačić performs internal and complete pulmonary physical examinations. She also reads X-rays of the lungs and deals with the complete functional diagnostics of the lungs, including: spirometry with bronchoprovocation, diffusion, body plethysmography.

Plans for the future at the Moj Lab Polyclinic include ultrasound examinations of the lungs and numerous new analyses and medical approaches, which have not been available in Montenegro so far.

Jovan Utješinović

Pneumophthisiology Specialist

Dr. Jovan Utješinović graduated from the Medical Faculty in Niš, and completed his specialisation at the University of Belgrade. From 1999, he was practicing at the Health Centre in Nikšić. In 2006, he started working as a specialist in lung diseases and tuberculosis at the Centre for Lung Diseases in Nikšić. He worked for six years at the Centre for Lung Diseases in Stari aerodorom in Podgorica, and for four years at the Centre for Lung Diseases of the Health Centre in Cetinje. He is the chairman of the medical commission of the Red Cross Nikšić and a first aid educator. He is engaged in the National Team for the COVID-19 Protocol. He is one of the authors and editor-in-chief of the First Aid Guide, author of the book titled Tuberculosis, co-author of notable papers in the field of pulmonology. He was a lecturer at the Congress of Montenegrin Medicine with the topic Alvesco Aerosol and Why Stop Halfway. He has presented his work several times at medical conferences in the country and the region, including the case reports at the Pulmonology Days of Montenegro, the Pulmonology Congress of Serbia and the Pulmonology Days of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Vojvodina.

Brankica Dupanović

Infectious Diseases Specialist, Medical Sciences Master and Clinical Pharmacology Subspecialist

Examinations in the field of infectiology and clinical pharmacology are performed by Dr. Brankica Dupanović, an infectious diseases specialist, medical sciences master and clinical pharmacology subspecialist.

Dr. Brankica Dupanović, MSc (medical science), was born in Sarajevo, where she graduated from the Medical Faculty and completed her specialisation in infectious diseases and postgraduate studies in neurology. She defended her master’s thesis entitled “Bacterial purulent meningoencephalitis – the relationship of predisposition and risk factors to the occurrence, course and outcome”, at the Medical Faculty in Belgrade. She completed her subspecialisation in clinical pharmacology at the Medical Faculty in Novi Sad.

Until 2000, she worked at the Health Centre and the General Hospital in Bar. She has worked at the Clinical Centre of Montenegro for more than 20 years. She is a teaching assistant in Infectious Diseases at the Medical Faculty in Podgorica. She took part and held lectures in numerous congresses. She is a member of the South-East European Chemotherapy for Infection and Cancer Scientific Board.

She has published several professional and scientific papers as an author or co-author and is a frequent lecturer at numerous conferences and symposia in the country and abroad, such as those organised by the Serbian Association of Infectious Diseases, the Croatian Association for Travel, Tropical Medicine; Congress of Infectiologists and Microbiologists of Bosnia and Herzegovina; Croatian South-East European Conference of Chemotherapy for Infection and Cancer, Central and Eastern European Meeting on Viral Hepatitis and HIV, International Meeting on HIV / AIDS, etc. The topics of her lectures included: modern approaches in the treatment of viral hepatitis, HIV / AIDS, infections of the nervous system, gastrointestinal infections, infections caused by the infectious mononucleosis virus and other herpes viruses, parasitic infections. She shared her knowledge in her field with other experts, as a participant in the South-East European Conference of Chemotherapy for Infection and Cancer, the Central and Eastern European Meeting on Viral Hepatitis and HIV, and the International Meeting on HIV / AIDS. She is a member of the Association of Infectiologists of Montenegro, a member of the Serbian Association of Antimicrobial Therapy, a corresponding member of the International Medical Academy of Bulgaria, as well as of the International Society of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy.

Ana Bubanja

Infectious Diseases Specialist

Dr. Ana Bubanja, infectious diseases specialist, was born in Bijelo Polje. She graduated from the Medical Faculty in Podgorica in 2010. After an internship at the Health Centre in Danilovgrad, in 2012, she continued her internship as a clinical doctor at the Clinic for Infectious Diseases at the Clinical Centre of Montenegro. She specialised in infectiology at the Medical Faculty in Belgrade, with the highest grade. After specialist studies, she has worked at the Clinic for Infectious Diseases. She has taken part in numerous domestic and international meetings and symposia and is a member of the Association of Infectiologists of Montenegro, as well as of the Commission for the Protection of the Population from COVID-19.

Vesko Vujičić

Internal Medicine Specialist, Haematology Subspecialist

Vesko Vujičić was born in Podgorica and graduated from the Medical Faculty in Kragujevac. He completed his specialisation in the field of haematology at the University of Belgrade in 1997. He continued his professional development at the University of Belgrade, at the master’s studies, obtaining a master’s degree. Since 2006, he has been studying for a doctorate at the University of Podgorica, and in 2007 he defended his master’s thesis on the topic of prognostic factors in patients with stomach and intestines non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.

He began his career in the haematology department of the Internal Clinic of the Clinical Centre in Podgorica, where he is now the head of the Intensive and Semi-Intensive Unit of the Haematology Centre. In 1998, he started working at the Medical Faculty in Podgorica as an expert GTA in Internal Medicine, becoming a professor of haematology and transfusion a year later at the Secondary Medical School in Podgorica.

Dr. Vesko Vujičić received numerous awards, including the Annual Award of the Clinical Centre of Montenegro for the achieved results. He is a member of the European Haematology Association, author and co-author of about 100 papers presented at national, former federal, Balkan and European conferences. He was an instructor and co-instructor at medical student congresses in Sofia, Ohrid, Belgrade, Zagreb, Cairo and Berlin and a lecturer at several professional conferences, as well as the author of guidelines for the treatment of patients with CML.

Srđan Đuranović

Gastroenterologist

Dr. Đuranović was born in 1965 in Podgorica. He is a full professor of internal medicine and gastroenterology at the Medical Faculty in Belgrade and the Head of the Gastroenterology Department at the Gastroenterohepatology Clinic of the University Clinical Centre of Serbia in Belgrade. He is a member of the European Board of Gastroenterology and Hepatology (EBGH)
and of the Continuous Medical Education Committee of the European Board of Gastroenterology and Hepatology (EBGH CME Committee). He is also the national representative of Serbia in the European Crohn’s and Colitis Organisation (ECCO). Dr. Đuranović was the president of the Gastroenterology Association of Serbia in the period from 2014 to 2018. He is the author or co-author of 53 papers and 92 abstracts in the field of gastroenterology and hepatology, presented at domestic and international conferences. Finally, he has written chapters in four books / textbooks in the field of gastroenterology and hepatology.

In the words of the associates

Ever since the beginning, my engagement in the Moj Lab Polyclinic has been a great challenge, because I am part of a team with a vision of creating a modern clinical practice. This implies the implementation of a series of diagnostic and therapeutic protocols and procedures that will provide the highest level of health care.

Nena Milačić

Internal Medicine Specialist, Pulmonology Subspecialist

In the Moj Lab Polyclinic, we utilise the state-of-the-art technological equipment to enable very fast and simple diagnostics and determination of precise therapy, in a way that allows the patient to perform all the necessary examinations in one place in a short time. With our commitment to the patient, the treatment and monitoring of response to therapy are safe and effective.

Jovan Utješinović

Pneumophthisiology Specialist

Numerous infectious diseases pose a real challenge for the doctors, which applies to both – infectious diseases with the same clinical symptoms, or a single disease that manifests differently. Timely identification of a possible cause, adequate and quick reaction are a crucial factor in healing, and in the case of severe infections, they save lives. With the acquired knowledge, enriched by decades of experience, and the precise diagnostics of the new generation that is available in the Moj Lab Polyclinic, I am dedicated to those who have entrusted us with the task of taking care of their health with a lot of confidence.

Brankica Dupanović

Infectious Diseases Specialist

Dedication, commitment, experience in many years of work with patients suffering from infectious diseases and all the necessary diagnostic tools are available at Moj Lab Polyclinic. Timely reporting to the doctor and quick diagnosis are the key to successful treatment and prevention of many complications. In no branch of medicine can the results of therapy be seen as quickly as in most infectious diseases. Every smile on the face of a cured patient is a blessing for us doctors, a source of new energy.

Ana Bubanja

Infectious Diseases Specialist

I am sure that I will contribute to the prevention and successful treatment of patients at the Moj Lab polyclinic with my knowledge and experience. I look forward to joining a team that is synonymous with a dedicated, progressive and modern approach to the patient.

Vesko Vujičić

Internal Medicine Specialist, Haematology Subspecialist

“Along with modern equipment and advanced technologies, the knowledge, experience and commitment of the team of doctors and nurses at the Moj Lab Polyclinic provide a good opportunity for prevention, early detection and successful treatment of digestive diseases.”