International Neuroscience Institute Hanover

International Neuroscience Institute Hanover (INI) is a private neurosurgical hospital founded in 1998 by Professor of Neurosurgery Majid Samii. Because of its unusual architecture, the clinic is also widely known as the "brain of Hanover". The primary areas of competence of the medical institution are neurology, neurosurgery, and neuroradiology. As a result, the clinic has gained an impeccable reputation in Germany and far beyond its borders during its clinical activity.

The hospital has a capacity of 100 beds. The design of the rooms gives the impression that patients are in a first-class hotel, not in a hospital. All rooms are furnished with modern furniture. About 5,000 patients from 80 countries are treated here every year. The center includes five departments, among which there is also a department of traumatology and orthopedics, plastic and reconstructive surgery.

The clinic is proud of its medical staff, consisting of leading German specialists in neurosurgery, neurology, and diagnostic and interventional neuroradiology. Doctors of the clinic always try to establish trusting contact with the patient, devoting enough time to personal communication and support on the path to recovery. Among the patients in the clinic were treated such celebrities as the Minister of Internal Affairs of Uzbekistan, Zokir Almatov, and the Spanish actor Javier Bardem. Furthermore, the presence in the hospital of such high-tech devices as a 3T MRI scanner, a 128-slice CT scanner, an intraoperative MRI scanner, a two-plane angiographic system, and intraoperative neuromonitoring systems allow doctors to accurately determine the nature of pathological changes in the nervous system, as well as reliably control each surgical procedure.

An experienced team of doctors, caring nursing staff, and unique medical equipment provide the treatment of the brain and spinal cord, spine, and peripheral nerves using innovative therapeutic methods, many of which are not available in developing countries. The patient's health is the principal value for the hospital's medical team.

The port city of Hanover is one of the largest settlements in Germany. It is located in the federal state of Lower Saxony on the banks of the river Leine and the Middle German Canal. In the past, the residence of the Hanoverian kings of Great Britain, and today the center of modern digital technologies in Germany, Hannover is attractive to tourists.

Hanover is the hometown of the famous Baron Munchausen. The house of the eccentric baron is located near the city. An exciting attraction is the Leibniz House. One of the most outstanding mathematicians lived in this house for 18 years. Hanover hosts several world-class events annually, attracting thousands of guests and participants. The Violinale violin competition and the Hanover Messe industrial fair are among them. The city has many parks, gardens, and reservoirs where you can relax, breathe fresh air and ride a pleasure boat.

The famous Hanover Medical Academy was founded in 1965. Ph.D. students and scholars from around the world are involved in various research projects at MHH and partner institutions. These activities are consolidated at the Hanover School for Biomedical Research (HBRS). Also, the International Neuroscience Institute is well-known for its unique architecture and high level of medicine. In addition, the Radiotherapy and Gamma Knife Center is a leading German clinic specializing in radiosurgery and radiation therapy.

The picturesque German city combines modern architecture, historical monuments, and many parks and green spaces, so its visitors will not be bored. On the contrary, visiting Hanover will undoubtedly become a highlight for every tourist and give many pleasant experiences.