Search

At the oncology department, you can come for the diagnosis and treatment of cancer. Cancer is a collective term for many different conditions in which cells grow too quickly and cause damage to surrounding tissue. The haematologists treat patients with diseases of the blood, bone marrow and lymph nodes. These can be both benign and malignant conditions.

Our intensive care unit is a specialized department where critical patients are monitored and treated in a high-tech manner 24 hours a day, under the constant attention of the specialized doctors and nurses.

Surgical procedures (operations) are performed in the operating theatre. Surgeons from various disciplines operate here under the supervision of anesthesiologists who provide anesthesia and artificial sleep. In addition, the specialized team of surgical nurses is responsible for the necessary care before, during and after surgery.

The head and neck centre combines two medical disciplines in one department: nose, throat and ear diseases (NKO), face and neck surgery and oral and maxillofacial surgery (MKA). This allows us to further help patients with problems in the head and neck area in one multidisciplinary center. This provides not only a broader range of care but also an integrated care path. This is a great advantage for patients who would otherwise switch between the two disciplines.

If you need help or guidance in completing your digital preoperative questionnaire, before your admission, please contact the pre-admission department.
The pre-admission department is located on the ground (0) floor of block A and is available Monday to Friday between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.

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.