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Unique techniques for the treatment of psoriasis in the world hospitals
Psoriasis is a widespread skin disease. Sometimes it has a rather severe clinical course. In addition to cosmetic defects on the skin, psoriasis causes lesions of the joints and internal organs. The traditional treatment is not always effective. However, new methods of therapy are constantly being developed. Some of them have already...
The latest alopecia-fighting technique: FUE hair transplantation in Turkey
Alopecia treatment is one of the most topical branches of aesthetic medicine in the 21st century. Actually, hair transplantation is the only technique that completely solves the problem of hair loss. This kind of treatment was first proposed in the 1950s by Dr. Orentreich. At that time surgeons used transplantation of whole skin...
Treatment of rheumatism in Germany
Rheumatism or rheumatic fever is a complication of streptococcal infection of the tonsils. It is the result of an inadequate immune response to bacterial inflammation. Immune complexes attack not only streptococci but also normal tissues, heart, joints, skin, and structures of the central nervous system. Rheumatic fever most often...
Medical tourism to Israel
Thousands of patients visit Israel every year for receiving high-quality medical services at an affordable price. Dozens of modern medical centers operate in the country, where you can take advantage of the latest developments in oncology, neurosurgery, reproductology or other high-tech medical fields. Israel is considered...
The advantages/benefits of chemotherapy at German hospitals
Chemotherapy is one of the vast therapeutic focuses in oncology, which uses drugs to suppress tumour growth and its destruction. This treatment is used all over the world. It is effective for most types of cancer. European hospitals achieve the best results using chemotherapy. Some patients mistakenly believe that chemotherapy...
Treatment at the University Hospital Tuebingen
The University Hospital Tubingen is considered to be a maximum care medical center. It includes 17 highly specialized departments and has extensive experience in providing services to foreign patients. Tubingen is a small ancient city in Germany known for some of these interesting facts: according to one study by Focus...
Hepatitis C - Treatment in Germany
Hepatitis C is a contagious liver disease that can range from a chronic lifelong disease to a short term illness . The disease doesn’t present such a great danger as only a few symptoms manifest. Nevertheless, the complications of this disease have tragic consequences. Asymptomatic course of the disease results in liver cirrhosis...
Cardiac surgery in Germany – modern treatment of heart disease
According to the WHO, 17.5 million people die from CVD every year. With a timely intervention, the number of premature deaths could be prevented in 80% of cases. In many cases, conservative treatment is ineffective, so doctors resort to surgical intervention. Patients more often choose German clinics, especially those who require complex cardiac surgery.
