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Nuclear medicine
Nuclear medicine uses radioactivity as a means of diagnosis or treatment.
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Anaesthesia
The anaesthesiologist provides pain control, anaesthesia, artificial sleep, as well as protection and stabilization of the body's vital functions during surgery, childbirth or during a particular examination.
treatment
ALIF (anterior lumbar interbody fusion)
ALIF stands for anterior lumbar interbody fusion. This involves securing the back along the front with a large cage that is placed between the vertebrae.
treatment
Arthroscopy (keyhole surgery)
Arthroscopy, or keyhole joint surgery, involves looking into a joint by making several small incisions. This is done with the help of a camera.
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Anatomopathology
Pathologists examine biopsies of body tissue, larger (surgical) resections and cells from body fluids. Using macroscopic and microscopic examination, the pathologist will make a diagnosis and advise the attending doctor or general practitioner. This examination is an important part in the diagnosis of cancer, as well as inflammatory reactions in organs.
As a patient, you have no direct contact with this department. Your doctor or general practitioner will discuss the result of a pathological examination with you.
As a patient, you have no direct contact with this department. Your doctor or general practitioner will discuss the result of a pathological examination with you.
department
Pneumology
The pneumology or lung diseases department treats diseases of the upper and lower airways and of the lungs.