Genotator database from the Wall lab is a nice resource to get all genes related with a given disease/disorder. check http://genotator.hms.harvard.edu/geno/disorders/

The database for Gene Associations with disease is OMIM.

To make a batch search in OMIM, you have two options: either use the OMIM APIs, or alternative use Biomart.

If you search for "gene association enrichment" in biostar you will find many similar discussions.

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You can try Genecards or GeneAlacart for this. especially GeneAlacart, you can register for free and get the all available information for the set of (200) genes at a time. it retrieves data from OMIM as well as other databases to see their role in various diseases.

Maybe a little late, but DisGeNET also provides association between genes and disease.

Thank you all for your answers. Actually I am a clinician with very little knowledge in bioinformatics.

Of course I am aware of OMIM. However, I would like to do the opposite thing. Instead of searching the database for "Annular pancreas" and get the respective 'gene map' (the simpliest way to have the genes in a "table" I would like to see if each of the genes in my list has the term "annular pancreas" in the respective omim entry.

A good alternative would be to retrieve only the list of genes from the 'gene map'. Unfortunately I cannot copy only this column of the table. Any ideas?

Genotator seems to be interesting. Is there a clear (1:1) association between the genes and the phenotype or does it also have data from GWAs, etc?

GeneAlacart is indeed very good, I just tried it following anurupadevi 's suggestion.

Any other ideas?

I have build a database of gene to disease, the original data is from COSMIC, if you are interest it, I can send to you.