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Association of University Hospitals in Germany

DKG - German Cancer Society

OncoRay – National Center for Radiation Research in Oncology

Stroke Unit

DZNE - Deutsche Demenzhilfe Foundation

ClarCert - Independent Certification Body for Management and Personnel

DWG - German Spine Society

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Sunbeam Association

DGBS - German Society for Bipolar Disorders

SaxoChiLD

DGPro - German society for Prosthetic Dentistry and Biomaterials

DeGIR - German Society for Interventional Radiology and Minimally Invasive Therapy

InterCert

SOS-NET - Neurovascular Network East Saxony/South Brandenburg

DAkkS - German Accreditation Body

Harvard Medical School

TUD - Academic Teaching Hospitals of the TU Dresden

AMiCE - An Amicable Network of Academical Medical Centers in Europe

Doctors for Saxony

CC - Carus Campus 

CCS - Carus Consilium Sachsen

DKMS - Bone Marrow Donor Center

EK UNICO

DGFG - German Society of Tissue Transplantation

CRTD - Center for Regenerative Therapies Dresden

Dresden is a city with a long history, located in the Free State of Saxony in eastern Germany. Dresden was the royal residence of the kings of Saxony. For centuries, this elite has given the city cultural and artistic splendor. Today, with over half a million population, it is a thriving city as part of a reunited Germany.Despite its tragic past, Dresden is still filled with history and architecture. It is a city of sparkling palaces, blooming gardens, and a beautifully rebuilt Frauenkirche. The three main sights of Dresden are the Baroque Zwinger Palace, the Semper Opera House, and the Church of Our Lady. The city is also famous for the Brühl Terrace and the Royal Palace. The Elbe castles on the hillside of Loschwitz and the exclusive villas of the Blasewitz district.It is a city of art, with more than 50 museums and 30 small and large theatre stages. The city's orchestras and music festivals are among the highlights of European cultural life. The state capital of Saxony is also a center of microelectronics, recognized worldwide and playing a leading role in Europe. Every second chip produced in Europe is made in Dresden. The city is home to many famous universities, but it is a newer place for academic education in German cities. Nevertheless, the Dresden University of Technology, for example, has the most students in Germany. The university also includes the Faculty of Medicine and the Carl Gustav Carus Hospital.Dresden is a city of contrasts. Classic and modern, bright and calm, vibrant economy and relaxed quality of life, a glorious past, and a promising future coexist perfectly. Dresden citizens have known how to have fun and have fun for centuries - and they do it together with guests and newcomers.

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University Hospital Carl Gustav Carus Dresden compromises oncological, surgical, gynecological, ENT, ophthalmological, neurological, and orthopedic departments.

Departments in 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.&nbsp;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 its 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.

Prof. Dr. med. Thomas Zahnert

Prof. Dr. med. Stefan Beissert

Prof. Dr. med. Lutz E. Pillunat

Prof. Dr. med. Esther Troost

Prof. Dr. med. Jorg Kotzerke

Prof. Dr. med. Heinz Reichmann

Prof. Dr. med. Christian Thomas

Prof. Dr. med. Frank Kroschinsky

Prof. Dr. med. Johannes Schetelig

Prof. Dr. med. Gunnar Folprecht

Prof. Dr. med. Jan Beyer-Westendorf

Prof. Dr. med. Jochen Hampe

Prof. Dr. med. Dirk Koschel

Prof. Dr. med. Christian Hugo

Prof. Dr. med. Lorenz C. Hofbauer

Prof. Dr. med. Martin Aringer

Prof. Dr. med. Bernd Hohenstein

Prof. Dr. med. Juergen Weitz

Prof. Dr. med. Till Plones

Prof. Dr. med. Christian Reeps

Prof. Dr. med. Ilker Y. Eyupoglu

Prof. Dr. med. Stephan B. Sobottka, MBA

Prof. Dr. med. Klaus-Dieter Schaser

Prof. Dr. med. Adrian Dragu

Prof. Dr. med. Pauline Wimberger

Prof. Dr. med. Reinhard Berner

Prof. Dr. med. Maja von der Hagen

Prof. Dr. med. Guido Fitze

Prof. Dr. med. Michael Bauer

Prof. Dr. med. Veit Roessner

Prof. Dr. med. dent. Gunter Lauer

Prof. Dr. med. dent. Theodosia Bartzela

Prof. Dr. med. dent. Christian Hannig

Prof. Dr. med. Ralf-Thorsten Hoffmann, MBA, EBIR

Prof. Dr. med. Jennifer Linn

Prof. Dr. med. Evelin Schrock

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University Hospital Carl Gustav Carus Dresden is Germany's most reputable hospital. It has 26 clinics, 4 institutes and 17 centres, serving 340,000 patients yearly.

University Hospital Carl Gustav Carus Dresden, Germany

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 me

University Hospital Carl Gustav Carus Dresden

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