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Treatment of Osteochondrosis in Germany

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Best hospitals and doctors for osteochondrosis treatment in Germany

Leading hospitals

Cost for treatment

Osteochondrosis Diagnostics
2992
Diagnosis and conservative treatment of osteochondrosis
6598.22
Osteochondrosis treatment with autologous conditioned plasma (ACP)
6246
Osteochondrosis treatment with stem cell therapy
14261.2
Neurological rehabilitation Phase C
2000
Prof. Christian Franke Neurology Clinic Munich
Germany, Munich
Prof. Christian Franke Neurology Clinic Munich
Overall rating9 / 10
Prof. Christian Franke Neurology Clinic Munich is a highly specialized medical facility that treats patients with diseases of the nervous system. The clinic has an excellent medical and technical basis for providing professional medical care in accordance with international standards. A competent team of neurologists and nursing
Vivantes Auguste-Viktoria Hospital Berlin
Germany, Berlin
Vivantes Auguste-Viktoria Hospital Berlin
Overall rating9.7 / 10
The Vivantes Auguste-Victoria Hospital, has special expertise and received international recognition in the field of Urology, especially in the treatment of prostate cancer and also Oncology, Neurology, Cardiology and other directions. The possibilities of urological treatment include robot-assisted surgeries using the Da Vinci
Vivantes Humboldt Hospital Berlin
Germany, Berlin
Vivantes Humboldt Hospital Berlin
Overall rating9.7 / 10
An academic clinic of the university medical complex Charité, the Vivantes Humboldt Hospital is one of the largest specialized medical institutions in Berlin. The hospital is famous for its impeccable reputation in the field of traumatology, orthopedics, urology and gynecology, as well as treatment of oncological diseases
Albertinen Hospital Hamburg
Germany, Hamburg
Albertinen Hospital Hamburg
Overall rating9.2 / 10
The Albertinen Hospital Hamburgwas founded in 1907 and nowadays it is one of the largest and the most advanced medical centers in Germany. The medical facility has the status of the Academic Hospital of the University of Hamburg, thanks to which it offers the most advanced diagnostic and treatment methods, which allow the doctor
International Neuroscience Institute Hannover
Germany, Hannover
International Neuroscience Institute Hannover
Overall rating9.7 / 10
The International Neuroscience Institute Hannover is an advanced highly specialized hospital that provides patients with the diagnostics of diseases of the nervous system and further required treatment. The key areas of competence of the medical facility include neurology, neurosurgery and neuroradiology. In addition, the hospit
University Hospital Mainz
Germany, Mainz
University Hospital Mainz
Overall rating9.5 / 10
The University Hospital Mainz is one of the best maximum care medical facilities in Germany and an internationally recognized scientific center. There are more than 60 departments and institutes, which represent all fields of modern medicine. The hospital serves more than 68,000 inpatients and more than 273,000 outpatients annua
University Hospital Freiburg
Germany, Freibung
University Hospital Freiburg
Overall rating9.7 / 10
The University Hospital Freiburg is famous for its rich history and is one of the oldest and most prestigious medical facilities in Germany (one of the three best medical institutions in the country). The hospital was based on the Faculty of Medicine of the Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg, which celebrated its 550th anniver
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The term "osteochondrosis" includes a group of diseases that predominantly damage the intervertebral discs and joints. Due to degenerative changes in them, a patient suffers from constant pain, and neurological disorders may develop. Treatment of osteochondrosis in Germany involves the use of conservative and surgical methods.

Content

  1. Conservative therapy for osteochondrosis
  2. Cell therapy for osteochondrosis
  3. Minimally invasive treatment for osteochondrosis

Osteochondrosis treatment in Germany involves the use of conservative methods such as cell therapy, drug blocks, and minimally invasive procedures (laser and radiofrequency treatments). Nonetheless, surgical techniques can also sometimes be used.

You can seek medical attention from the Beta Klinik Bonn, the University Hospital Ulm, or the Bundeswehr Hospital Berlin.

The specialists from the Booking Health company will take care of all the arrangements for your treatment in Germany. We will help you select a hospital and a doctor, make an appointment for your preferred dates, and reduce the waiting time for your treatment. We will book hotel and airline tickets, meet you at the airport, and take you to the hospital by car.

Conservative therapy for osteochondrosis

 

Most patients with osteochondrosis receive conservative treatment. The following methods are the main ones:

  • systemic drug therapy: nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and muscle relaxants;
  • medical drug blocks: the injection of local anesthetics into the soft tissues near the spine, sometimes in combination with glucocorticoids, to block the conduction of pain impulses and relieve inflammation;
  • non-drug procedures: wearing corsets, physiotherapy, therapeutic exercises, massage, acupuncture, or manual therapy.

Cell therapy for osteochondrosis

 

Cell therapy, which is a new direction in the conservative treatment of osteochondrosis, is practiced in Germany. This treatment option involves the injection of autologous conditioned plasma (ACP) or stem cells into the area of spinal tissues with degenerative changes.

Platelets are cells that are responsible for the formation of a blood clot and the healing of tissues in the wound area. The wound healing effect is provided by growth factors that are contained in platelet granules. This property is used in medicine. Doctors take blood from a patient, centrifuge it, and remove excess cells and fluid. As a result, they receive autologous conditioned plasma with an increased platelet count. It is injected into the area of the pathological process. Already in the first hours after the injection, platelets secrete growth factors that stimulate tissue healing.

Some hospitals use stem cell therapy using stem cells harvested from the patient's blood, bone marrow, or adipose tissue. These cells also secrete growth factors. In addition, they can mature into cells that form the intervertebral disc, integrate into the defect area, and thus restore damaged tissues.

Minimally invasive treatment for osteochondrosis

 

Doctors in Germany use minimally invasive procedures for treating osteochondrosis. They are aimed at destroying sensory nerves, repairing minor intervertebral disc protrusions, and strengthening the annulus fibrosus of the intervertebral disc.

Various techniques are used to destroy the nerves, including laser and chemical neurolysis, but the most common are radiofrequency denervation and cryoablation. A probe is inserted into the region of the sensitive nerve, which, due to heating or cooling, destroys the nervous tissue. Over time, it regenerates, but the procedure provides significant pain relief or its complete disappearance for 6-12 months or more.

Degenerative processes in discs are often treated abroad with laser and radiofrequency techniques. The procedure is carried out with a puncture needle. With the help of a probe, doctors evaporate intervertebral disc protrusions. They can also strengthen the annulus fibrosus to prevent the formation of new protrusions and hernias. Doctors cause damage with high temperatures, which initiates scar tissue growth.

You are welcome to use the Booking Health service to undergo your diagnostics, treatment, and neurological rehabilitation at one of the German medical centers. On our website, you can find out the cost of treatment and get medical services at the best price. Our specialists will select clinics in Germany for you and take care of all the arrangements for your trip.

 

Authors:

The article was edited by medical experts, board certified doctors Dr. Nadezhda Ivanisova and Dr. Sergey Pashchenko. For the treatment of the conditions referred to in the article, you must consult a doctor; the information in the article is not intended for self-medication!

 

Sources:

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