University Hospital Carl Gustav Carus Dresden

University Hospital Carl Gustav Carus Dresden is Germany's most reputable medical facility. It offers its patients the most modern medical services and provides almost the entire range of utmost care. The hospital was founded in 1815, and still, it remains one of the leading providers of medical services in East Saxony. The focus is on cancer therapy and metabolic and neurological diseases. The Dresden University Hospital, with 26 clinics, four institutes, and 17 interdisciplinary centers, is the largest in the city. Every year, 60,000 outpatients and 280,000 inpatients receive modern medical care. With 1,300 inpatient beds and 95 outpatient departments, the hospital offers a full range of medical services at the highest level of quality. A staff of 5,600 professionals strives to provide superior service and care. The University Hospital tops the "Best quality of care and patient care in Germany" list published by Focus Health. The priority areas of work of the medical team are research activities, which allow doctors to introduce innovative diagnostic and therapeutic methods into clinical practice. The University Hospital Carl Gustav Carus is the national cancer center in Germany and is certified by the German Cancer Society.  The hospital is also a training center for the Association of Gynecological Oncology and the German Breast and Ovarian Cancer Center. The overall goal of the medical staff is to understand the needs of each patient admitted to the hospital. The specialized departments of the hospital include internal medicine, neurology, ophthalmology, pediatrics, plastic surgery, traumatology, urology, and palliative medicine. The Carl Gustav Carus University Hospital offers patients various diagnostic methods and surgical treatment, including minimally invasive, endoscopic, and robotic operations, antitumor chemotherapy and radiation therapy, and aftercare, following the latest scientific guidelines.