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Neurology, epilepsy | Vivantes Clinic Humboldt Berlin

Department of neurology with intensive therapy unit and center for epilepsy

IQM - Quality Medicine Initiative

Berlin Olympic Training Center

DVSE - German Society for Shoulder and Elbow Surgery

ClarCert - Independent Certification Body for Management and Personnel

AGA - Society for Arthroscopy and Joint Surgery

DGOU - German Society for Orthopedics and Trauma Surgery

DFG - German Research Foundation

DGHO - German Society of Heamatology and Medical Oncology

GIH - German Continence Society

Competence Network for Intestinal Diseases

DGAV CACP - Competence Centre for Surgical Coloproctology

DGAV - German Society for General and Visceral Surgery

DGBS - German Society for Bipolar Disorders

The FOCUS clinic list

WHO-UNICEF - Initiative "Baby Friendly"

DeGIR - German Society for Interventional Radiology and Minimally Invasive Therapy

DGA - German Society for Angiology

DRG - German Radiological Society

DGG  - German Society for Vascular Surgery and Vascular Medicine

DKG - German Cancer Society

European Cancer Centre

KfH - Board of Trustees for Dialysis and Kidney Transplantation

BHIR - Berlin Heart Attack Register

Stroke Unit

InterCert

CAP - College of American Pathologists

nNGM - The National Network Genomic Medicine Lung Cancer

NVB - Neurovascular Network Berlin

DGINA - German Association of Interdisciplinary Emergency and Acute Medicine

DIOcert - quality management certification

Jameda Clinic List

EUSSSE - European Society for Surgery of the Shoulder and the Elbow

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Vivantes Hospital Humboldt Berlin-Reinickendorf is one of the capital's most extensive and highly specialized hospitals. The hospital was built in 1985 in Berlin's Borsigwalde district of Reinickendorf. Today medical centre consists of two locations - Am Nordgraben and Oranienburger Straße. The well-being of hospital patients is at the centre of everyday medical, nursing and therapeutic work. Almost all medical disciplines are represented at the Humboldt Clinic.The hospital has 32 medical departments and 640 beds. More than 300 doctors, about 700 nurses and more than 330 medical staff treat approximately 67,000 patients annually, of which 45,000 are outpatients and 22,000 are inpatients. Vivantes' comfort zones allow patients to feel as comfortable in a hospital as they would in a high-class hotel offering the best medical and nursing services.The hospital's surgeons have access to the Da Vinci robotic operating system, the HoLEP laser for urology, and the therapeutic robot and exoskeleton for neurological rehabilitation, such as learning to walk after a stroke.&nbsp;The clinic has a helicopter landing pad and an ambulance in the emergency department. In 2008, a modern centre for psychiatry, psychotherapy and psychosomatics was built on the territory of the hospital, where doctors treat depression, stress disorders, anxiety disorders, and bipolar disorders. By merging highly specialized departments and collaborating with clinics of national repute, doctors complement their experience to optimally treat rare or complex clinical presentations in outpatient and inpatient settings.&nbsp;Hospitals and healthcare facilities have strict hygiene rules in place to protect everyone. Both Vivantes as a healthcare group in Berlin and patients and visitors are doing their part to prevent infections.Specialized departments offer surgery, obstetrics, internal medicine, neurology, psychiatry, radiology, traumatology and orthopaedics. Additionally, the clinic has geriatrics and palliative care centres for elderly patients and patients with chronic, incurable diseases. The medical team pays particular attention to physiotherapy, including lymphatic drainage massage, magnetotherapy, electrotherapy and shock wave therapy. The doctors of the clinic work with a high degree of personal commitment, empathy and professional competence. The medical team constantly improves through regular professional development.

Prof. Dr. med. Ulrich Adam

Prof. Dr. med. Carsten Bunger

Dr. med. Dirk Leutloff

Dr. med. Zaher Halwani

PD. Dr. med. Tobias Weismuller

Dr. med. Katrin Knoll

Prof. Dr. med. Steffen Behrens

Dr. med. Suha Dasdelen

Dr. med. Veit Mansmann

Prof. Dr. med. Peter Braunig

PD. Dr. med. Karsten Kruger, Ph.D.

Dr. med. Maike Muller

PD. Dr. med. Karsten Labs

Prof. Dr. med. Steffen Weikert

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Vivantes Hospital Humboldt is one of the most extensive and highly specialized hospitals in Berlin, Germany. Surgeons have Da Vinci robotic system and a HoLEP laser.

Vivantes Hospital Humboldt Berlin-Reinickendorf, Germany

Vivantes Hospital Humboldt Berlin-Reinickendorf is one of the capital's most extensive and highly specialized hospitals. The hospital was built in 1985 in Berlin's Borsigwalde district of Reinickendorf. Today medical centre consists of two locations - Am Nordgraben and Oranienburger Straße. The well-being of hospital patients is at the centre of everyday medical, nursing and therapeutic work. Almost all medical disciplines are represented at the Humboldt Clinic.The hospital has 32 medical departments and 640 beds. More than 300 doctors, about 700 nurses and more than 330 medical staff treat approximately 67,000 patients annually, of which 45,000 are outpatients and 22,000 are inpatients. Viv

Vivantes Hospital Humboldt Berlin-Reinickendorf

Department of neurology with intensive therapy unit and center for epilepsy

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