Cancer surgery (oncological surgery)

• Large and rectum
• stomach
• pancreas
• esophagus
• breast (breast surgery)

Esophageal diseases

• Reflux disease
• Diaphragmatic hernia
• Difficulty swallowing
• thyroid disease

Gallbladder disease

• Inflammation of the gallbladder
• gallstones
• Gallbladder polyps

Hernias

• Inguinal hernia
• Umbilical hernia
• Incisional hernia

Bowel disease

• Diverticular disease
• inflammatory bowel disease
• Cecum - appendix

Proctology

• hemorrhoids
• Anal fistulas
• Anal fissures
• Anal prolapse
• Rectal prolapse

Endoscopy

• gastroscopy
• Colonoscopy
• rectoscopy

Vascular surgery

• veins
• Port-a-Cath

Thyroid disease

• Abortion of performance
• Unexplained pain in the upper abdomen
• Unexplained pain in the lower abdomen
• Suspected gastritis, stomach pain
• Unintended weight loss
• Change in bowel habits
• New food intolerances
• Lower back pain if the orthopedic surgeon cannot find the cause
• Lump formation that can be felt through the skin

You will see a myriad of complaints you can refer to me, after a detailed initial consultation and clinical examination, an individual diagnosis plan can be drawn up. Thanks to the networking of my ordination, colleagues from other disciplines are of course also involved in confirming the diagnosis.

Just as important as curing diseases is preventing diseases. Therefore, discussions about lifestyle adaptation is an equally important part of my work. After the therapy has been completed, it is usually a matter of course that the acute end of treatment gradually turns into follow-up care. Individual aftercare plans ensure the greatest security for lasting well-being.

Network - specialists from other departments

In case you have diverse complains at the same time, as an experienced surgeon, I would not recommend surgery straight away, but treat your disease through advice or drug therapy or pass it on to other colleagues in my well-developed network for further care. Of course, you will receive all the test results with and an accompanying letter, which shows your special treatment needs.

So that we can advise you comprehensively we ask you to prepare as follows:

• Write down your questions in advance - questions are often forgotten to ask
• Keep records of complaints, pains, changes
• Bring your findings with you - also the corresponding CD (silver disk)