Treatment - page 9

A few decades ago a diagnosis of “cancer” sounded like a death sentence. Today, many oncologic diseases can be successfully cured thanks to the rapid development of healthcare. Medical science in prosperous countries such as Germany has succeeded in increasing the rate of curing these diseases. 

Breast cancer affects over 2 million women annually, with 10% diagnosed at stage 4 with metastases. As global leaders in oncology research and treatment, German hospitals combine cutting-edge technologies with comprehensive patient care. Their innovative protocols, especially personalized dendritic cell vaccines with...

Liver cancer remains one of the most severe and prognostically challenging oncological diseases. While traditional approaches like radiation therapy and chemotherapy show limited effectiveness, modern immunotherapy has revolutionized treatment outcomes at all stages. Particularly promising are dendritic cell vaccines...

Cryosurgery is a method of tissue destruction using cold. It is used in many areas of medicine, such as urology, gynecology, oncology, cardiology, otolaryngology, ophthalmology, and dermatology. Treatment with cryosurgery is becoming increasingly safe and effective as equipment for this procedure improves.

One of the peculiarities of human immunity is the ability to distinguish healthy cells from malignant ones in order to attack and destroy the latter. In brain tumors, this is especially important because surgeons cannot remove a large amount of brain tissue, and radiation therapy and chemotherapy are often not effective enough.

The expression "German quality" is known worldwide as an indicator of high standards. Everything in this country is done in the best possible way. It's not just about cars or household appliances. People with the most complex diseases, namely, cardiological, oncological, neurological, and other ones are successfully treated here.

It is no surprise that more and more people are going to Germany for treatment. This country attracts surplus funding in the development and research of medicine. Germany ranks third in the world among the countries with the highest life expectancy and this is a direct merit of the country’s healthcare system. The cost of medical treatment in Germany depends on many factors.

Visual information undergoes complex processing before it can turn into a clear picture. The optic nerve is largely responsible for this process. Unfortunately, it can atrophy due to various pathological processes. Currently, there are no treatments in medicine that would completely cure degenerative diseases of the optic nerve.