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UZ Leuven, or Universitair Ziekenhuis Leuven, is a prominent academic hospital in Belgium, affiliated with KU Leuven. It operates as a non-profit teaching hospital with three campuses: Gasthuisberg, Pellenberg, and Sint-Rafaël. Established in 1080, UZ Leuven has grown to employ over 10,000 staff and manage nearly 2,000 beds. The hospital handles a significant volume of patient care, with approximately 782,208 consultations and 72,785 emergency admissions each year.

The hospital is known for its specialized care, offering advanced treatments in areas such as oncology and neurology, particularly for rare neuromuscular disorders. UZ Leuven also features multidisciplinary clinics that cater to both adults and children. In addition to patient care, the hospital is a leader in clinical research and training, collaborating with KU Leuven to foster innovation in healthcare. Recognized as a National Reference Centre for Neuromuscular Diseases, UZ Leuven attracts patients from around the world, supported by its commitment to humane attention and personalized care.