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Lung Cancer — Proton Therapy: treatment in the Best Hospitals of Germany

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Head physician:

Prof. Dr. med. Beate Timmermann

University Hospital Essen

9.6/10from 23 Votes

Germany, Essen

Department of Adult and Pediatric Proton Therapy

The Department of Adult and Pediatric Proton Therapy offers the full range of proton treatment and it is one of the leading and most progressive medical facilities of this kind not only in Germany, but throughout the world. The proton therapy is mostly used for the treatment of tumors of the eye, brain, spine and pelvic organs. Also, the proton therapy is an excellent treatment of tumors in children, since it has a minimal negative effect on the immature, sensitive tissues of the child’s body.

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84629.58

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Head physician:

Prof. Dr. med. Dirk Jäger

University Hospital Heidelberg

9.8/10from 57 Votes

Germany, Heidelberg

National Center for Tumor Diseases (NCT) Heidelberg

The National Center for Tumor Diseases (NCT) Heidelberg offers the full range of diagnostics and treatment of various oncological diseases. Since its foundation in 2004, the center has gained a reputation of one of the leading in Germany. The center is supported by the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) and the German Cancer Aid (Deutschen Krebshilfe). The center treats about 60,000 patients from 45 countries every year. Thanks to the outstanding research activities, the department has the very latest therapeutic opportunities that save lives for thousands of people.

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Head physician:

Prof. Dr. Dieter Körholz

University Hospital Giessen UKGM

9.8/10from 35 Votes

Germany, Giessen

Proton Therapy Center

The Proton Therapy Center specializes in an innovative type of radiation therapy for children, namely proton therapy. The medical facility is one of four centers in Germany offering proton therapy for cancer treatment in young patients. The center has been working since October 2015 in close cooperation with the Marburg Ion Beam Therapy Center and today can boast exceptional clinical experience in the field of its competence. Proton therapy is significantly superior to conventional radiation therapy in terms of dose control, dose distribution and side effect profile. Thus, it is an excellent alternative form of cancer treatment. The main advantage of proton therapy is that it has potentially fewer immediate and long-term side effects as compared to classical radiation therapy. The harmful effects on healthy tissues during proton therapy are minimized, which is especially important for children, as their brain and body are in the growth phase. In addition, proton therapy is provided on an outpatient basis and is an absolutely painless treatment, which is also important for young patients.

78614.05

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Farah M., USA
Farah M., USA, April 2022, Beta Klinik Bonn, Prof. Dr. med. Christian E. Elger

Beta Clinic Bonn

William E., USA
William E., USA, November 2018, University Hospital Saarland Homburg, Dr. Winkler.

University Hospital Saarland Homburg

Magdy Hamed Mohamed M., Egypt
Magdy Hamed Mohamed M., Egypt, September 2020, University Hospital of Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Prof. Dr Becker.

University Hospital of Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich

Naseem A., Iraq
Naseem A., Iraq, November 2021, University Hospital Saarland Homburg, Prof. Dr. Stefan Siemer.

University Hospital Saarland Homburg

William E., USA
William E., USA, November 2018, University Hospital Saarland Homburg, Dr. med. Michel Al Ghazal.

University Hospital Saarland Homburg

Tiba Dheyaa Abd Ali, Iraq
Tiba Dheyaa Abd Ali, Iraq, November 2021, Bundeswehr Academic Hospital Berlin, Dr. Elmar Elsner.

Bundeswehr Hospital Berlin

Ahmed Y., Egypt
Ahmed Y., Egypt, February 2021, Martha-Maria Hospital Munich, Prof. Dr. med. Heinrich Fürst.

Martha-Maria Hospital Munich

Mykhailo N., Ukraine
Mykhailo N., Ukraine, October 2018, Clinic for Molecular Orthopedics Duesseldorf, Priv.-Doz. Dr. Baltzer.

Clinic for Molecular Orthopedics Duesseldorf

Irina D., Ukraine
Irina D., Ukraine, September 2020, Hospital Neuwerk Moenchengladbach, Dr. med. Bernard Verhestraeten.

Hospital Neuwerk Moenchengladbach

Maia G. S., Romania
Maia G. S., Romania, February 2021, University Hospital Erlangen, Prof. Dr. med. Dr. h. c. Heinrich Iro.

University Hospital Erlangen

Fiona C., Ireland
Fiona C., Ireland, July 2021, Clinic of Advanced Biological Medicine Frankfurt am Main, Dr. med. Gerhard Siebenhüner.

Clinic of Advanced Biological Medicine Frankfurt am Main

Mohammad D., Sweden
Mohammad D., Sweden, August 2022, Clinic of Advanced Biological Medicine Frankfurt am Main, Dr. med. Gerhard Siebenhüner

Clinic of Advanced Biological Medicine Frankfurt am Main

Mohab A., Oman
Mohab A., Oman, September 2021, Beta Klinik Bonn, Prof. Dr. med. Christian E. Elger

Beta Clinic Bonn

Alla R., Russia
Alla R., Russia, July, 2020, HELIOS Clinic Krefeld, PD Dr. med. Stefan Krämer and Prof. Dr. med. Michael Friedrich.

HELIOS Clinic Krefeld

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

University Hospital Bonn

Frederick A., South Africa
Frederick A., South Africa, April 2021, Clinic of advanced biological medicine Frankfurt am Main, Dr. med. Gerhard Siebenhüner.