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COVID-19 is a disease with a viral vascular lesion of the whole body. The virus attacks the ACE2 receptors present in various organs and tissues; therefore, it causes symptoms and complications not only in the lungs. A few months after the onset of the pandemic, publications on post-COVID-19 syndrome began to appear...

Worldwide health community pays special attention to the development of innovative neurosurgical techniques, since general brain tumors incidence reaches 20 per...

Neoplasms of the central nervous system are very dangerous and lead to death if they are not treated. Even benign tumors can compress vital brain centers, causing respiratory or circulatory failure. Therefore, if early signs of a brain tumor have appeared, it is necessary to be examined and treated. You can do it in Germany.

Thymus cancer, or type C thymoma, is a rare malignant tumor of the mediastinum that develops from thymic epithelial cells. Sensitive and specific thymus cancer diagnostic methods include high-resolution computed tomography, selective angiography, and radioisotope scanning. The optimal surgical treatment is a thymectomy, while...

Prostate cancer can be treated in many different ways. Most often, surgical treatment, remote radiation therapy, brachytherapy and hormonal treatment are used. Let's talk about all these therapies and discuss how prostate cancer is treated at different stages of the oncologic process. Stage of the pathological process... 

Bone metastases often appear at the advanced stages of cancer. In countries with poorly developed medicine, such patients are often given up and switched to symptomatic treatment. However, doctors in Germany successfully treat bone metastases using external beam radiation therapy, radionuclide therapy, ablation...

Endometrial (uterine) cancer is usually diagnosed in women over 55 years old. In 80% of cases, it is endometrioid adenocarcinoma – a severe, resistant to treatment, prognostically unfavorable type of cancer. In the best cancer centers in the world, doctors successfully cope with this malignant tumor. Not only do surgery...

Despite current advances in joint replacement and the availability of reliable prostheses, orthopedic specialists always prefer sparing a patient’s joint. Thus, restoration of the joint structures becomes the highest-priority task. Clinical trials have demonstrated the efficacy of cellular therapies, i.e. stem cell therapy, in this area.