Clear Cell Renal Carcinoma in Children: Diagnostic in Berlin - Germany
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Department of Pediatric Surgery
According to the Focus magazine, the Department of Pediatric Surgery is ranked among the best medical facilities in Germany in its field of expertise! The department offers a wide range of surgical interventions for the treatment of various diseases in children, including newborns. The department's specialists have mastered modern surgical techniques, striving to provide young patients with the most effective and safe treatment. Here, surgeries are performed on newborns and premature infants with congenital defects and acquired diseases, children with general pathologies, anorectal malformations, diseases of the liver, gallbladder and bile ducts, pathologies of the lungs, endocrine system, vascular malformations, oncological diseases, and urological pathologies. The department's surgical team also provides qualified care to children with injuries, burns, and malformations of the hand and foot. A large proportion of surgical interventions are performed using minimally invasive techniques, which allows for extremely rapid recovery of the child in the postoperative period, eliminating the need for prolonged hospitalization. Children are operated on in high-tech operating rooms with the latest generation equipment. The department's surgeons work in close collaboration with all related pediatric departments of the Charite University Hospital Berlin – this contributes to comprehensive treatment of the highest level.
Department of Adult and Pediatric Urology
The Department of Adult and Pediatric Urology offers the full range of diagnostics, conservative and surgical treatment of genitourinary diseases in men and boys. The main areas of the department's clinical activity include the treatment of diseases of the kidneys and urinary tract in both sexes, the treatment of pathologies of the reproductive system in men. The doctors pay special attention to the surgical treatment of malignant urologic tumors – more than 1,700 surgical interventions of varying complexity are performed annually in the department. Surgical options for cancer treatment are complemented by various types of chemotherapy and targeted therapy, for example, in kidney cancer. In addition, the department's doctors specialize in the comprehensive treatment of kidney stone disease. The department's specialists have in their arsenal all modern technical resources for the most effective treatment that meets the requirements of modern European medicine. The doctors regularly improve their professional skills by undergoing advanced training courses, participating in national and international conferences for the exchange of clinical experience, etc.
Department of Pediatric Surgery, Neonatal Surgery and Pediatric Urology
The Department of Pediatric Surgery, Neonatal Surgery and Pediatric Urology offers the full range of services in pediatric surgery and specialized care for preterm and sick newborns, infants, children and adolescents under the age of 16 years. The main areas of specialization include surgery for malformations, surgery for premature and full-term newborns, pediatric urology, traumatology and minimally invasive pediatric surgery.
Department of Pediatric Surgery
The Department of Pediatric Surgery offers the full range of surgical treatment for congenital and acquired diseases, as well as injuries in young patients. If possible, the operations are performed using sparing minimally invasive techniques, which significantly reduce hospital stay. Some operations may be performed on an outpatient basis. The doctors also have in their arsenal the very latest laser and cryotechnologies, which can be used, for example, for scar revision and lymphangioma treatment. The department is distinguished by exceptional experience and outstanding results in the correction of pectus excavatum in children.
