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High-tech Visualase™ system makes complex neurosurgical procedures much more comfortable for patients. Once a doctor recommends that you undergo brain surgery, you should definitely check to see if this technique is suitable to your medical case.

Germany is one of the most successful countries in the field of cancer treatment. German clinics offer the latest methods of fighting malignant neoplasms that are not available in hospitals of other countries yet. One of the actively developing methods is called hyperthermia. High temperatures influence cancer cells during the treatment.

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.

Annually 250.000 foreign patients receive treatment in Germany. We will tell you why people choose German clinics, and how to go for treatment if you have made such a decision. Why is it Germany? Germany is one of the leading countries in the field of medical tourism. After Switzerland, this country ranks the second place in the...

People come to the idea of treatment abroad in different ways. Someone purposefully searches for methods of treatment which are not available in his native country. Someone is disappointed in the medical system and wants to receive better care abroad. Someone struggles with the consequences of treatment performed by the...

Many functions of the central nervous system are affected after a stroke. Sometimes a person can’t move, speak, write, understand oral speech, etc. Different patients have different disorders, depending on the part of the brain involved into the pathological process. It is very important to start the rehabilitation as soon as... 

Epilepsy is one of the most widespread pediatric neurological diseases. Constant seizures occur in 1% of children. About 5% of the world population have suffered from the epileptic seizure at least once during their lives. Epilepsy can be an independent disease with hereditary predisposition or a symptom of other...