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Cardiac surgery in Germany: coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG)
Heart diseases remain the most common cause of death in the world. Nonetheless, with the rapid development of cardiac surgery, the mortality rate due to cardiovascular diseases has fallen significantly over recent years. This particularly applies to the developed countries, such as Germany. German clinics perform...
Groundbreaking techniques for scoliosis treatment in children
Scoliosis is a disease developing mainly during childhood. Scoliosis is characterized with the frontal curvature of the spine and vertebrae rotation (turning). One may ask if scoliosis is a curable condition. Yes, the disease can be cured at stages 1-2 with the help of conservative treatment. The angle of the curvature does not exceed 25°...
Treatment of stage 4 rectal cancer in Germany
Rectal cancer is a type of colorectal cancer that develops up to 15 cm from the anus. More than 700,000 new cases of this disease are diagnosed annually around the world. The use of innovative treatment methods demonstrates good survival statistics even in patients with advanced stages of pathology, which until recently were considered incurable.
Active immune system at any age: rejuvenation of immunity with dendritic cells
Aging affects not only a person's appearance and physical activity but also the state of the immune system. One of the manifestations of age-related changes in immunity is inflammatory aging (inflammaging). Chronic inflammation leads to the development of atherosclerosis, heart attacks, strokes, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease...
Where to go for treatment?
Today, medical travel is the trendy type of tourism. Service combines thorough treatment, nice vacation, and a rich sightseeing programm. High-class service, doctors’ professionalism, clinics, technical equipment, favorable climate make together a brand identity of foreign healthcare. These and many other factors encourage patients...
Female infertility - Treatment abroad
Female infertility is a condition when conceiving a baby is impossible. Doctor can make appropriate diagnosis based on a number of indicators like: a woman had a regular sexual intercourse during last 12 months but didn’t get pregnant, contraceptives were not used, a male partner is healthy (fertile).
Cervical Cancer Vaccination
Cervical cancer is one of the most common female oncological diseases. In most countries, it is second to breast cancer. However, in the coming years, the number of this type of cancer cases is expected to decrease. A vaccine was developed that protects women from the main cause of cervical cancer - papillomavirus infection.
Glaucoma spares neither Children nor Adults
Glaucoma is considered to be a disease that generally affects the elderly, because with age the risk of developing this pathology increases. However, this does not necessarily mean that children and young adults can not suffer from glaucoma. Both congenital and acquired glaucoma are sometimes found in children.
