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Radiology
Our radiology department is responsible for imaging of the body: radiologists search for the nature and location of a disease, injury or disorder by means of rays or waves. The most commonly used rays are X-rays (X-rays, CT scan), but nowadays sound waves (ultrasound) and magnetic fields (NMR scan) are also increasingly used. A multidisciplinary team is here for you with radiologists, nurses, technologists, secretary and a logistics employee.
condition
Obesity (overweight)
Obesity or corpulence is a medical condition in which a person has an unhealthy amount of body fat, which can lead to serious health problems.
treatment
Aesthetic scar correction
A scar can form after an operation, injury or skin condition. Sometimes a scar heals in a way that is very visible or bothersome. With an aesthetic scar correction, the appearance of the scar can be reduced.
treatment
Lymph node biopsy in the neck
A lymph node biopsy is a procedure in which one or more lymph nodes in the neck are removed or partly examined. This is done when a lymph node is enlarged or when the cause of the swelling is unclear. The biopsy helps to establish the correct diagnosis.
treatment
Ear tubes
Ear tubes are tiny tubes inserted into the eardrum to treat problems in the middle ear. They are often used in case of recurring ear infections or persistent fluid build-up behind the eardrum, which can cause hearing loss. This procedure is mainly carried out in young children, but can also be done in adults.
treatment
Repair of the eardrum
The eardrum is a thin membrane that separates the outer ear from the middle ear. It plays an important role in hearing and protects the middle ear from dirt, water and infection. A small hole or tear in the eardrum often heals on it's own, but sometimes surgical repair is needed. This operation is also called a myringoplasty.