University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein Lubeck

9.70

Lubeck, Germany

User Score	Total Reviews	Rating	Price Range	Media Files	Certificates	Founded In	Beds	Patients	Departments	Ownership	Clinical trials	Is University Hospital	Age Group	Clinic Type	Type of Care	Size	Online Consultations
96%	612	9.7/10	$$$	5	86	2003	285	360000	36 medical units	State hospital	Conduct clinical trials	Yes	Kids, Adults	General	Inpatient, Outpatient	Large	No

Overview

Size & Capacity

Large, 285 beds

Clinic type

General

Type of care

Inpatient, Outpatient

Age group

Kids, Adults

2.7 on Google

The data collected based on 612 patient reviews on Google

Certificates

Features & Facts

Join trials worth 100+ million euros

Every year, the University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein Lubeck allows patients to join 1,700+ clinical trials in bioengineering, inflammatory disease, endocrinology, and brain disease by the University Lubeck, University Keele, and other medical facilities.

Approved as a TOP medical facility

In 2023, the University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein Lubeck became №3 in “Focus” magazine’s list of “Top Nationwide Hospitals” and №2 in “STERN” magazine’s list of “German Nationale Hospitals.

Treated 5,000+ patients with stem cells

As a part of the University Oncology Center Hamburg, the clinic provides molecular oncology diagnostics and new methods of treatments, including bone marrow transplantations.

Neurosurgery experts

Every year the neurosurgery clinic of the University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein Lubeck makes over 1,400 surgeries, including rare, e.g., transplantation of neural stem cells (SLGCs) and stereotactic cancer treatment.

Experimental treatment of skin diseases

In 2014, the Institute of Experimental Dermatology was created in the hospital, working together with 20 facilities worldwide on the experimental treatment of bullous autoimmune dermatoses and systemic lupus erythematosus and recruiting patients for trials.

About the clinic

The University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein Lubeck (UKSH) is the most modern hospital in Germany. The Schleswig-Holstein University Medical Center resulted from a merger between the university hospitals in Kiel and Lübeck in 2003. The hospital serves to provide maximum medical care in the northernmost federal state. Furthermore, it guarantees medical and technical assistance at the highest level, especially for patients requiring highly differentiated diagnostics and therapy. About 2,000 doctors, scientists, and 3,600 nurses use the latest diagnostic and therapeutic technologies to serve more than 360,000 inpatients and outpatients annually in 80 clinics and institutes. In 2019, the hospital was reorganized, and now the central building area is more than 65,000 square meters, where short distances, short waiting times, and short stay times are possible. The hospital has five intensive care units with 198 beds, an operating room with 20 rooms, including a hybrid operating room, and three additional service units with 87 beds. The clinic's medical services exceed that of a conventional hospital due to the close relationship between research and healthcare. Patients benefit from the relationship between high-impact care and interdisciplinary research, as scientific results are directly integrated into clinical practice. Research focuses on inflammation and infection, clinical genome research, systems-oriented neuroscience, oncology, reproductive medicine, transplantation medicine, and biomedical technologies such as endocrine control and regulation. In addition, the UKSH international unit provides special services for patients from abroad. A multilingual team informs patients of the wide range of medical services offered in the clinics and takes care of them. The medical team has exceptional experience in cardiology, rheumatology, and oncology. Specialized departments include obstetrics, gynecology, urology, traumatology, and orthopedics. The experts use the possibilities of digital technologies to gain new insights and make precisely tailored diagnostic and therapeutic decisions.

Primary focus

Departments & Doctors

Pediatrics

Prof. Dr. med. Martin Schrappe

pediatrics, pediatric hematology and oncology

Internal medicine

Prof. Dr. med. Jost Steinhauser

internal medicine and rescue services

Ophtalmology

Prof. Dr. med. Salvatore Grisanti

ophthalmology and eye cancer

Breast cancer

PD. Dr. med. Maggie Banys-Paluchowski

gynecology, obstetrics, gynecological oncology, and breast surgery

General, thoracic, transplant surgery

Prof. Dr. med. Tobias Keck

general, thoracic, vascular, and oncological surgery, organ transplantation

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Extra services

Visa Support

Parking Space

24/7 medical assistance

Pastoral Care

Intensive Care Unit

Location

Ratzeburger Allee 160, 23562 Lübeck, Germany

FAQ

Does University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein Lubeck specialize in eyelid plastic surgery?

The primary competence of the ophthalmology department is to carry out various surgical interventions for the eyes. In particular, reconstructive eyelids surgeries for skin and oral mucosa and cartilaginous tissue transplantation form the hospital's know-how and help achieve an optimal aesthetic result.

Can I have breast surgery at the hospital?

The clinic has one of the largest breast centers in northern Germany and specializes in plastic and reconstructive breast surgery (after breast cancer). Doctors offer modern diagnostic methods: high-resolution ultrasound, digital mammography, tomosynthesis, and breast magnetic resonance imaging.

What is the main treatment direction in the gynecological unit?

One of the main focuses of the gynecology and obstetrics departments is the treatment of gynecological tumors, including ovarian, endometrial, cervical, and other less common types of abdominal cancer.