European Radiosurgery Centre Munich

9.60

Munich, Germany

147

User Score	Total Reviews	Rating	Price Range	Media Files	Certificates	Founded In	Patients	Departments	Ownership	Clinical trials	Age Group	Clinic Type	Type of Care	Size	Online Consultations
95%	56	9.6/10	$$$$	147	3	2005	900	1 medical unit	Private hospital	Conduct clinical trials	Kids, Adults	Specialized	Inpatient, Outpatient	Small	Yes

Overview

Size

Small

Clinic type

Specialized

Type of care

Inpatient, Outpatient

Age group

Kids, Adults

4.9 on Google

The data collected based on 56 patient reviews on Google

Certificates

Features & Facts

Long-term rich expertise

The clinic reports launching in 1994, continuous knowledge development, and a patient database that grew to 1,000+ new patients annually in 2022.

TOP Cyberknife provider worldwide

Since 2005, the center has used CyberKnife to treat 10,000+ patients with malignant and benign tumors across various locations.

One-of-a-kind app for patients by the clinic

“My Cyberknife App” was launched in 2020 and granted easy access to all valuable information about their condition, appointments, and treatment progress.

First Zap-X Site in Europe

In 2021, the center became the first international reference site for Zap-X, an innovative radiosurgery technology aimed at treating brain, neck, and head tumors.

Part of the top-notch industry network

It is part of the global reference center for Zap-X technology and CyberKnife, sharing a unified database that helps generate valuable scientific insights and develop highly personalized treatment programs.

About the clinic

European Radiosurgery Centre Munich is one of the world’s leading centers for radiosurgery. It was the first CyberKnife center in Germany, opening on July 1, 2005, in cooperation with the University Clinic Munich (LMU) and AOK Bavaria. The Centre is located in the Hadern district in Munich, close to the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich and the University Clinic. Medical services are provided in accordance with the Radiosurgery Society's worldwide quality standards. The Centre's more than 20 years of medical experience is based on more than 10,000 treatment courses since 2005. Overall, more than 11,000 patients have been treated in the Centre since 1994. The staff consists of 21 experts, including 3 leading physicians and a team of medical physicists. Since 2013, the Center has used the latest-generation CyberKnife technology (CyberKnife M6). In addition, the new InCise 2 Multileaf Collimator is now in operation, enabling a broader range of tumor types to be treated and allowing patients to benefit from even shorter treatment times. Additionally, the Center offers ZAP-X technology, the next step in non-invasive brain tumor treatment. Around 200 publications and articles by hospital physicians document data, among others, on the Precision, Efficacy, Reliability, and Patient Comfort of CyberKnife Tumor Treatment. In addition to close, formal cooperation with the University of Munich (LMU), the hospital collaborates with Stanford University in California, USA, where Professor John A. Adler developed the CyberKnife. The Department of Adult and Pediatric Radiosurgery forms the Centre. Radiosurgery (stereotactic radiosurgery) is a form of radiotherapy that delivers precise targeting, primarily used in cancer treatment. Treatment includes the latest CyberKnife radiosurgery, GammaKnife, and even more advanced ZAP-X technology for brain tumors.

Primary focus

Departments & Doctors

Radiosurgery

Prof. Dr. med. Alexander Muacevic

radiosurgery and neurosurgery

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Extra services

Visa Support

Telemedicine

Parking Space

Accessibility Features

Digital Health Records

Location

Max-Lebsche-Platz 31, 81377 München, Germany

FAQ

In what diseases can Cyberknife be effective?

In general, tumors in all body parts can be treated with CyberKnife. However, the latest medical technology enables treatment of even irregularly shaped tumors in critical brain regions, such as the optic or auditory nerve, without damaging these sensitive areas.

Can I have ZAP-X therapy at the European Radiosurgery Centre in Munich?

ZAP-X is one of the therapy options at the European Radiosurgery Center Munich and is an outpatient alternative or addition to classical surgery or conventional radiation. ZAP-X can target submillimeter tumors such as acoustic neuromas, meningiomas, or brain metastases.

What does the Cyberknife radiosurgery course include?

The course of treatment includes the initial interview, imaging, treatment planning, actual precision irradiation, and scheduled follow-up visits. The innovative CyberKnife technology enables outpatient treatment of the tumor, making it more comfortable for patients.