German Heart Center Munich

German Heart Center Munich is a leading hospital for cardiovascular diseases in Germany. The Center was founded in 1972 and is the first specialized European institution in cardiology. For more than 50 years, the medical facility has been treating and researching the heart. The medical center is part of the Technical University of Munich Hospital. The medical team's mission is to care for children, adolescents, and adults with heart disease. The Munich Heart Center has a capacity of 210 beds in 3 intensive care units and seven available units. In addition, highly qualified staff and nurses ensure that patients receive excellent treatment. Every year, the hospital performs about 2,600 cardiac surgeries for adults and 550 heart surgeries for children and adolescents. The diagnostic rooms of the clinic have modern equipment for ECG, MRI, and CT of the heart, angiography, and stress tests. The hospital's guiding principle is to unite in one place the various medical departments necessary for diagnosing and treating cardiovascular diseases, ensuring optimal patient care. With cutting-edge technology and a patient-centered approach, the hospital is renowned worldwide for serving national and international patients from various backgrounds. Cardio surgeons of the German Heart Center Munich successfully work with various heart diseases.  The Cardiology Center also conducts research activities to offer patients innovative diagnostic and treatment protocols. The principal departments of the clinic include adult cardiac surgery, pediatric and adolescent cardiac surgery, and the anesthesiology department. Gentle and safe methods of anesthesia are available to patients, allowing the treatment of premature babies, children, and seriously ill patients over 90 years of age. All surgical interventions are performed using modern equipment and sparing techniques, which makes it easier for patients to endure operations and recover faster after them.