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Hematology, oncology | University Hospital Freiburg

Department of hematology, oncology and stem cell transplantation

DGAI - German Society for Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine

The FOCUS clinic list

DKG - German Cancer Society

ClarCert - Independent Certification Body for Management and Personnel

DGU - German Society for Trauma Surgery

DGUV - German Social Accident Insurance

DGRh - Rheumatological Center Wurzburg

EndoCert - Certified Endoprosthetic Center

DGPRAC - German Society of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons

DGP - German Association for Palliative Medicine

DBT - Umbrella Organization Dialectical Behavioral Therapy

DGBS - German Society for Bipolar Disorders

DDH - German Alliance against Depression

LIPPs - Association of Professors of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy in Germany

DGPPN - German Society for Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Psychosomatics and Neurology

GAF - Society for Anxiety Research

ADEE - Association for Dental Education in Europe

DGMSR - German Society for Musculoskeletal Radiology

ETAP - European Training Assessment Program

EANM - European Association of Nuclear Medicine

ISO - International Organization for Standardization

Cardiac Arrest Center

DGK - German Society of Cardiology, Heart and Circulatory Research

DDG - German Diabetes Society

DGOU - German Society for Orthopedics and Trauma Surgery

EFI - Tissue Typing and Immunology Laboratory

MTQUA - Medical Tourism Certification

ISCT & EBMT - Joint Accreditation Committee

IFSO - International Federation for the Surgery of Obesity and Metabolic Disorders

DSG - German Stroke Society

DGK - Certified Atrial Fibrillation Center

ECRIN - Data Centre Certification

DIZ - Data Integration Centre

HFU - Furtwangen University

Association of University Hospitals in Germany

AGP - Social Research

Freiburg, located on the southern edge of the German Black Forest, is a university town famous for its medieval center. Its cobbled squares are lined with late Baroque, Renaissance, and Gothic buildings carefully remodeled after World War II. Freiburg is one of the eco-friendly cities in Europe, thanks to its many lush parks and surrounding highlands. Today, the German city is aiming for carbon neutrality by 2050.Münsterplatz is the largest square in the city center. Weekly markets are held here almost every day. Its main attractions include the Historic Merchant's Hall, its dark red façade and colorful towers, and the "Haus Zum Schonen Eck", now the City Historical Museum. Freiburg-Münster, with its high elevation and Gothic architecture, is also the city's most distinctive landmark. Freiburg's many magnificent squares provide the perfect backdrop for the dozens of celebrations and festivals held annually in the Old Town. In addition, the city has numerous parks and green spaces on one of the nearby lakes or the 1284-meter Schauinsland near Freiburg. It is not surprising that Freiburg has been named a green city, as it is considered a global pioneer in sustainability.With 400 km of cycle paths and twice as many bicycles as cars, Freiburg is a cyclist's paradise. When much of Germany was building-wide motorways and extensive car parks, Freiburg launched its first urban transport policy in 1969, focusing on environmentally friendly modes of transport. In 2008, Freiburg grandly adopted the "Green City" title. The city is a center of academia and research, where numerous intellectuals and Nobel Prize winners have lived, worked, and taught. Freiburg has one of the oldest and most famous German universities, Albert Ludwig University, and its medical center. University Hospital Freiburg provides medical services to almost a million patients a year.Freiburg offers almost endless possibilities for a relaxing city trip and a healthy balance in your daily routine. Lively center and quiet green oases, tradition, modernity, history, and fashion are nearby and easily accessible.

Freiburg

Germany

University Hospital Freiburg compromises urological, oncological, surgical, nuclear medicine, gastroenterological, cardiological, and otolaryngological departments.

Departments in University Hospital Freiburg

University Hospital Freiburg is a multidisciplinary medical center where patient care always comes first. Medical services in the hospital have been carried out since 1457. Today, the medical center is the leading one in Europe and is included in the TOP 3 hospitals in the country.With around 12,500 employees, University Hospital Freiburg is among Germany's most prominent university medical centers. Approximately 1,450 doctors and 3,500 nurses provide healthcare services to more than 69,900 inpatients and 837,000 outpatients annually. In total, the structure of the hospital includes 42 clinics, 11 institutes, and ten interdisciplinary centers. At the same time, the hospital can accommodate about 2107 patients. In addition to clinics and institutes, the Medical Center has an extensive research base, many lecture halls, and even its power plant.Many medical breakthroughs have been made at the University Hospital Freiburg, such as the first use of the TIPS procedure (transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt) in a patient worldwide, the first implantation of the Jarvik-2000 artificial heart in Central Europe, and the first combined heart and lung transplant in Baden-Wurttemberg.&nbsp;In 2004, the hospital became the first clinic in Germany to perform a kidney transplant with a blood type incompatibility.&nbsp;With more than 40 transplants, the Freiburg University Hospital is one of the most experienced centers in this new procedure. In 2010, the International Center for Pancreatic Cancer was the first in Germany to perform a laparoscopic pancreatoduodenal resection.&nbsp;The oncology department at the hospital has been named an Oncology Center of Excellence, one of the first four in the country to be funded explicitly by German Cancer Aid.As one of the major European medical centers, nearly all specialties are available in the hospital, including cardiology and angiology, pediatric cardiology, dentistry, oral and maxillofacial surgery, dermatology, gastroenterology, hepatology, endocrinology, infectious diseases, endocrinology and diabetology, nephrology, and many more. A diverse team of professionals works hard daily to provide each patient with a service far above the standard. Doctors go beyond individual disciplines to offer the patient the best possible treatment.

Prof. Dr. med. Thomas Reinhard

Prof. Dr. med. Stefan Fichtner-Feigl

Prof. Dr. med. Bernward Passlick

Prof. Dr. med. Christian Gratzke

Prof. Dr. med. Steffen U. Eisenhardt

Prof. Dr. med. Hagen Schmal

Prof. Dr. med. Martin Czerny

Prof. Dr. med. Dirk Westermann

Prof. Dr. med. Kilian Eyerich

Prof. Dr. med. Andreas Knopf

Prof. Dr. med. Ingolf Juhasz-Boss

Prof. Dr. med. Robert Thimme

Prof. Dr. med. Gerd Walz

Prof. Dr. med. Daiana Stolz

Prof. Dr. med. Reinhard E. Voll

Prof. Dr. med. Gerhild Becker

Prof. Dr. med. Brigitte Stiller

Prof. Dr. med. Volker Arnd Coenen

Prof. Dr. med. Schulze-Bonhage

Prof. Dr. med. Marco Prinz

Dr. med. Kristin Kieselbach

Prof. Dr. med. Katharina Domschke

Prof. Dr. med. Claas Lahmann

Prof. Dr. med. Christian Fleischhaker

Prof. Dr. med. Fabian Bamberg

Prof. Dr. med. Anca-Ligia Grosu

Prof. Dr. med. Philipp Tobias Meyer

Prof. Dr. med. Horst Urbach

Prof. Dr. med. dent. Rainer Schmelzeisen

Prof. Dr. med. dent. Britta A. Jung

Dr. med. Natascha van der Werf

Dr. med. Christoph Muller

Prof. Dr. med. Charlotte Niemeyer

Prof. Dr. med. Karl Otfried Schwab

Dr. med. Kerstin Alexandra Klotz

Prof. Dr. med. Hans Fuchs

Dr. med. Ulrike Teufel-Schafer

Dr. med. Friedrich Kapp

Prof. Dr. med. Barbara Zieger

Prof. Dr. med. Stephan Ehl

Prof. Dr. med. Philipp Henneke

Prof. Dr. med. Markus Uhl

Prof. Dr. med. Janbernd Kirschner

Prof. Dr. med. Martin Pohl

PD. Dr. med. Ekkehart Lausch

Dr. med. Sibylle Ueberschaar-Reichle

Prof. Dr. med. Ute Spiekerkotter

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University Hospital Freiburg is a multidisciplinary medical center included in the TOP 3 hospitals in Germany. It serves more than 900,000 patients annually.

University Hospital Freiburg, Germany

University Hospital Freiburg is a multidisciplinary medical center where patient care always comes first. Medical services in the hospital have been carried out since 1457. Today, the medical center is the leading one in Europe and is included in the TOP 3 hospitals in the country.With around 12,500 employees, University Hospital Freiburg is among Germany's most prominent university medical centers. Approximately 1,450 doctors and 3,500 nurses provide healthcare services to more than 69,900 inpatients and 837,000 outpatients annually. In total, the structure of the hospital includes 42 clinics, 11 institutes, and ten interdisciplinary centers. At the same time, the hospital can accommodate a

University Hospital Freiburg

Department of hematology, oncology and stem cell transplantation

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