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Radiology | Vivantes Clinic Berlin-Friedrichshain

Department of radiology and interventional therapy

DHG - German Hernia Society

WHO-UNICEF - Initiative "Baby Friendly"

Cardiac Arrest Center

HFU - National Heart Failure Centre

DGK - Additional Qualification in Interventional Cardiology

B2 HIR - Berlin Heart Attack Register

DGK - Additional Qualification in Rhythmology

DGK - Mitral Valve Centre

DGK - Chest Pain Unit

Excellent. FOR KIDS

DSG - German Stroke Society

SAFE - Stroke Alliance for Europe

CAP - College of American Pathologists

nNGM - The National Network Genomic Medicine Lung Cancer

DGPRAC - German Society of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons

DGfW - German Society for Wound Healing and Wound Treatment

ICW - wound seal supply management in the field of home care certificate

DQC - German Society for Quality

AO Foundation

DKG - German Cancer Society

DeGIR - German Society for Interventional Radiology and Minimally Invasive Therapy

ESCR - European Society of Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiology

DGA - German Society for Audiology

Berlin is a place with a rich and amusing history. It is well-known as the capital of Germany and the biggest city in the country. It is considered the center of all cultural, business, political, medical, and scientific events. You can visit thousands of unique sites that carry the entire nation's history here.Of course, one of the most famous landmarks would be the Brandenburg Gate towering over the Pariser Platz. It symbolizes unity and peace that King Frederick Wilhelm II ordered to be built in 1788. The Gate has seen both World Wars and several uprisings, and nowadays, people visit it as a reminder of the greater good. You can't miss Museum Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site between the River Spree and the Kupfergraben. There you have a chance to see one of the most cherished museums of the city:&nbsp; the Old Museum. The New Museum, the Old National Gallery, and the Bode Museum are also ready to show their vast treasures.In addition to the huge historical and cultural part, the city is famous for leading medical facilities, world-known doctors, and scientists. The German healthcare system is rightfully considered one of the best in the world. The city has multiple well-known hospitals: University Hospital Charite Berlin, University Hospital Immanuel Bernau Berlin of the Brandenburg Medical School Theodor Fontane, and Academic Hospital Bundeswehr Berlin. They treat patients and conduct scientific/teaching activities. The famous private hospitals have branches in Berlin: Helios Hospital Berlin-Buch, Park-Clinic Weissensee Berlin, and Vivantes Hospital Berlin-Neukolln. It is worth mentioning that the vast majority of German Nobel Fellows in Medicine are from Berlin. The city is full of scientific and research centers that drive world medicine to a new level.Overall, Berlin is a perfect place to visit if you want to explore new cultures and benefit from leading healthcare services. It has a lot of cultural landmarks and medical institutions. Besides that, you can find numerous establishments where you can rest after a long trip and spend a lovely evening.

Berlin

Germany

Vivantes Hospital Berlin-Friedrichshain is a modern medical facility specializing in diagnosing and treating various diseases and injuries. The hospital is located directly in the Volkspark Friedrichshain, close to Alexanderplatz. The Volkspark Friedrichshain is the first municipal park in Berlin, which invites patients and their families to take a walk by the fabulous fountain or two ponds.The hospital, with 24 medical departments, nine centres and 1,012 beds, is a tertiary care hospital. Every year, the medical team treats about 118,000 patients, of which about 72,000 are outpatients and 46,000 are inpatients. About 3,500 babies are born in our maternity hospital per year. At the clinic's Perinatal Center, obstetricians, neonatologists and nurses actively care for premature and sick babies. At the Friedrichshain Clinic, about 462 doctors, 847 nurses and 279 functional service employees work for patients and their health.Since 2012, the doctors of the oncology department have been included in the list of the best according to Focus magazine.&nbsp;The hospital's specialists use minimally invasive and robotic surgical methods, such as the DaVinci system, not only for tumour surgery. Vivantes Hospital in Friedrichshain is an academic teaching hospital at Charite, so patients are guaranteed modern and innovative treatment. For example, the Vivantes Hospital Center for Oxygen Therapy and Diving Medicine has a state-of-the-art hyperbaric oxygen chamber. In addition to extraordinary emergencies such as diving accidents, the department also treats smoke poisoning and diseases such as diabetic foot syndrome, acute inner ear diseases, wound healing disorders or the effects of radiation. The hospital also has a rescue centre where doctors provide medical care to seriously injured and patients with accidental injuries.The medical team is ready to assist patients in specialized departments, which include internal medicine, cardiology, urology, orthopaedics, traumatology, radiology, diabetology, proctology and many others. Doctors pay special attention to the diagnostic and treatment of diseases in children. In close cooperation with experienced paediatricians, comprehensive treatment is carried out from infancy to adolescence. The nursing staff creates a friendly and pleasant atmosphere for a comfortable stay in the hospital for patients and their relatives.

Prof. Dr. med. Martin Loss, MBA, FACS, FEBS

PD. Dr. med. Hartmut Rimpler

Prof. Dr. med. Wiebke Ludwig-Peitsch, Ph.D.

PD. Dr. med. Lars Hellmeyer

PD. Dr. med. Parwis Mir-Salim

Dr. med. Philip Herold

PD. Dr. med. Robert Klamroth

Prof. Dr. med. Jurgen Hochberger

Dr. med. Gita Maher

Prof. Dr. med. Stephan Kische

Prof. Dr. med. Martin K. Kuhlmann

Dr. med. Jakob Borchardt

Prof. Dr. med. Hermann Josef Girschick

Dr. med. Yonca Izat

Prof. Dr. med. Dag Moskopp

PD. Dr. med. Hans-Christian Koennecke

Dr. med. Katja Knoll

Prof. Dr. med. Andreas Bechdolf

PD. Dr. med. Thomas Fuchs

Prof. Dr. med. Jan Roigas

Dr. med. Stephan Eggeling

Dr. med. Christoph Rosenthal

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Vivantes Hospital Berlin-Friedrichshain is a modern medical facility in Germany. Doctors use minimally invasive and robotic surgical methods, such as the DaVinci.

Vivantes Hospital Berlin-Friedrichshain, Germany

Vivantes Hospital Berlin-Friedrichshain is a modern medical facility specializing in diagnosing and treating various diseases and injuries. The hospital is located directly in the Volkspark Friedrichshain, close to Alexanderplatz. The Volkspark Friedrichshain is the first municipal park in Berlin, which invites patients and their families to take a walk by the fabulous fountain or two ponds.The hospital, with 24 medical departments, nine centres and 1,012 beds, is a tertiary care hospital. Every year, the medical team treats about 118,000 patients, of which about 72,000 are outpatients and 46,000 are inpatients. About 3,500 babies are born in our maternity hospital per year. At the clinic's 

Vivantes Hospital Berlin-Friedrichshain

Department of radiology and interventional therapy

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