Gynecology: Cervical cancer — Chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Treatment

Choice of patients

Head physician:

Prof. Dr. med. Marion Kiechle

University Hospital Rechts der Isar of the Munich Technical University

10/10 from70 Votes

Germany, Munich

Department of Gynecology, Mammalogy and Obstetrics

Treatment of cervical cancer by radiation therapy (min. 50.4 Gy) end chemotherapy (6 cycles of Cisplatin) #177971

The Department of Gynecology at the university hospital Klinikum rechts der Isar consists of the Department of Gynecology and a Medical Centre for Mothers and Children with a Department of Antenatal Care and Obstetrics as well as an integrated newborn intensive care unit.

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Choice of patients

Head physician:

Dr. med. Gerhard A. Horstmann

Gamma Knife and Radiotherapy Center Krefeld

10/10 from2 Votes

Germany, Krefeld

Gamma Knife and Radiotherapy Center

Treatment of cervical cancer by radiation therapy (min. 50.4 Gy) end chemotherapy (6 cycles of Cisplatin) #391275

The Gamma Knife and Radiotherapy Center Krefeld specializes in the stereotactic radiosurgical treatment of benign and malignant tumors. The peculiarity of this clinic lies in the innovative technologies of targeted radiotherapy, thanks to which healthy tissues can be completely removed from the radiation zone.

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Choice of patients

Head physician:

Prof. Dr. Christian Meyer zum Büschenfelde

St. Vincentius Clinic Karlsruhe

9.8/10 from23 Votes

Germany, Karlsruhe

Department of Hematology, Oncology, Immunology and Palliative Care

Treatment of cervical cancer with radiation therapy (min. 50.4 Gy) and chemotherapy (6 cycles of Cisplatin) #336214

he Department of Hematology, Oncology, Immunology and Palliative Care specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of patients suffering from blood diseases, oncological and immunological diseases. Palliative medicine also belongs to the main directions of the department.

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Head physician:

Dr. med. Otto Bundschuh

Gamma Knife and Radiotherapy Center Hannover

10/10 from23 Votes

Germany, Hannover

Gamma Knife and Radiotherapy Center

Treatment of cervical cancer by radiation therapy (min. 50.4 Gy) end chemotherapy (6 cycles of Cisplatin) #391271

The Gamma Knife and Radiotherapy Center Hannover is the first clinic for radiotherapy and radiosurgery in Germany that offers the full range of radiotherapy: from all methods of imaging diagnostics up to intensity-modulated, imaging-guided radiation therapy with the use of a modern linear accelerator.

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Head physician:

Prof. Dr. med. Ulrich Keilholz

Charite University Hospital Berlin

9/10 from95 Votes

Germany, Berlin

Charité Comprehensive Cancer Center

Treatment of cervical cancer with radiation therapy (min. 50.4 Gy) and chemotherapy (6 cycles of Cisplatin) #228567

The Charite Comprehensive Cancer Center integrates all departments and units dealing with cancer treatment. The center offers patients the most advanced comprehensive cancer treatment.

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Head physician:

Prof. Dr. med. Volker Heinemann

University Hospital of the Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich (LMU)

9.2/10 from40 Votes

Germany, Munich

Comprehensive Cancer Center Munich

Treatment of cervical cancer with radiation therapy (min. 50.4 Gy) and chemotherapy (6 cycles of Cisplatin) #327103

The Comprehensive Cancer Center Munich (CCC Munich) offers both diagnosis and treatment of all types of cancer.

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Head physician:

Prof. Dr. med. Claus Rödel

University Hospital Frankfurt am Main

10/10 from97 Votes

Germany, Frankfurt am Main

Department of Radiotherapy and Oncology

Treatment of cervical cancer by radiation therapy (min. 50.4 Gy) end chemotherapy (6 cycles of Cisplatin) #391300

According to the Focus magazine rating of 2017, the Department of Radiotherapy and Oncology ranks among the top German departments specializing in radiation therapy! The department offers the full range of modern methods for cancer treatment.

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Head physician:

Prof. Dr. med. Marcus Katoh

HELIOS Clinic Krefeld

9.7/10 from38 Votes

Germany, Krefeld

Department of Adult and Pediatric Radiology

Treatment of cervical cancer by radiation therapy (min. 50.4 Gy) end chemotherapy (6 cycles of Cisplatin) #391391

The Department of Adult and Pediatric Radiology offers the full spectrum of services in these medical fields.

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Head physician:

Prof. Dr. med. Meinolf Karthaus

Academic Hospital Neuperlach Munich

9.8/10 from11 Votes

Germany, Munich

Department of Hematology and Oncology

Treatment of cervical cancer with radiation therapy (min. 50.4 Gy) and chemotherapy (6 cycles of Cisplatin) #144675

The department of hematology and oncology diagnosed and treated malignant tumors. The therapeutic spectrum includes all medicamentous treating methodes including chemotherapy, antibody, immune and hormone therapy. Cancer patients benefit from interdisciplinary treatment.

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Head physician:

Prof. Dr. med. Diethelm Wallwiener

University Hospital Tuebingen

9.2/10 from55 Votes

Germany, Tuebingen

Department of Gynecology, Mammology and Obstetrics

Treatment of cervical cancer by radiation therapy (min. 50.4 Gy) end chemotherapy (6 cycles of Cisplatin) #132615

The Department of Gynecology, Mammology and Obstetrics at the University Hospital Tubingen is the department of maximum care. There can be diagnosed and treated all diseases in the field of gynecology and obstetrics.

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Head physician:

Prof. Dr. med. Gerhard Gebauer

Academic Hospital Asklepios Barmbek Hamburg

9.5/10 from23 Votes

Germany, Hamburg

Department of Gynecology and Gynecologic Oncology

Treatment of cervical cancer by radiation therapy (min. 50.4 Gy) end chemotherapy (6 cycles of Cisplatin) #356776

The Department of Gynecology and Gynecologic Oncology offers the full range of services in these medical focuses. It provides both high-quality diagnostics and treatment of all benign and malignant gynecological diseases.

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Head physician:

Prof. Dr. med. Hans Th. Eich

University Hospital Muenster

9.8/10 from78 Votes

Germany, Muenster

Department of Radiation Therapy and Radiation Oncology

Treatment of cervical cancer by radiation therapy (min. 50.4 Gy) end chemotherapy (6 cycles of Cisplatin) #391326

The Department of Radiation Therapy and Radiation Oncology at the University Hospital Muenster is a modern center for radiological treatment and cancer research. Here are treated patients with both malignant and benign tumors as well as with various functional disorders. The Department is headed by Univ.

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Head physician:

Prof. Dr. med. Meinolf Karthaus

Academic Hospital Harlaching Munich

9.2/10 from32 Votes

Germany, Munich

Department of Hematology, Oncology and Palliative Medicine

Treatment of cervical cancer with radiation therapy (min. 50.4 Gy) and chemotherapy (6 cycles of Cisplatin) #143807

The Department of Hematology, Oncology and Palliative Medicine primarily treats patients with cancer or hematologic diseases. The treatment is based on the comprehensive approach, which includes both physical and psychosocial aspects. The department is part of the interdisciplinary Cancer Center Munich Süd.

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Head physician:

Dr. med. Olaf Neumann

Academic Hospital Schwabing Munich

8.5/10 from7 Votes

Germany, Munich

Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics

Treatment of cervical cancer by radiation therapy (min. 50.4 Gy) end chemotherapy (6 cycles of Cisplatin) #141751

The Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics in Schwabing looks after the women before, during and after the birth. The closed cooperation with the pediatric intensive care unit and pediatric surgery also allows the care of the earliest and risk births.

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Head physician:

Dr. med. Zaher Halwani

Vivantes Humboldt Hospital Berlin

9.7/10 from23 Votes

Germany, Berlin

Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics

Treatment of cervical cancer by radiation therapy (min. 50.4 Gy) end chemotherapy (6 cycles of Cisplatin) #337571

The Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics treats all benign and malignant gynecological diseases and also offers services in the field of obstetrics. All the efforts of the medical team are directed at the individual needs of the patient.

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Asklepios Childrens Hospital in Sankt Augustin

Ali Abdurahman A., Saudi Arabia
Ali Abdurahman A., Saudi Arabia, April, 2017, Asklepios Childrens Hospital in Sankt Augustin, Prof. Dr. med. Boulos Asfour.

Sos V., Russia
Sos V., Russia, November 2017, University Hospital Cologne, Professor Dr. med. Axel Heidenreich.

University Hospital Cologne

Alexej E., Russia
Alexej E., Russia, July, 2017, University Hospital Bonn, Prof. Dr. Frank G. Holz.

University Hospital Duesseldorf

Anatoli Y., Russia
Anatoli Y., Russia, September, 2017, University Hospital Düsseldorf, Prof. Dr. med. Peter Albers.

Artavazd and Susambar, Armenia
Artavazd and Susambar, Armenia, November 2017, University Hospital Düsseldorf.

University Hospital Duesseldorf

Galina G., Russia
Galina G., Russia, September, 2017, University Hospital Bonn, Prof. Dr. med. Frank G. Holz.

Park-Clinic Weissensee Berlin

Oksana K., Belarus
Oksana K., Belarus, March, 2017, Park-Clinic Weissensee, PD, Dr. med. Oliver Hauschild.

Boris T., USA
Boris T., USA, Marth, 2017, Academic Hospital Schwabing, Prof. Dr. med. Robert Ritzel.

Academic Hospital Schwabing Munich

Victoria I., Russia
Victoria I., Russia, July, 2017, University Hospital Cologne, Prof. Dr. med. Karl-Bernd Hüttenbrink.

University Hospital Cologne

Omar A., Jordan
Omar A., Jordan, March, 2017, Academic Hospital Augustinerinnen.

Academic Hospital Augustinerinnen Cologne

Aizaryk D., Kazakhstan
Aizaryk D., Kazakhstan, August, 2017, University Hospital Bonn, Dr. Petrak.

Irina K., Belarus
Irina K., Belarus, August, 2017, University Hospital Bonn, Prof. Dr. Finger.

Enrika I., Russia
Enrika I., Russia, February, 2017, University Hospital Bonn, Prof. Dr. med. Frank G. Holz.