Diagnostics
- Clinical examination
- Ultrasound for suitable questions
- Assessment of existing reports and medical letters
Services
General surgery
General surgery covers outpatient assessment and treatment of common general and visceral surgical conditions. The focus is on a clear diagnosis, an individually suitable treatment decision and structured follow-up care.
Scope of services
Clearly structured
Counseling and treatment
- Assessment of inguinal, umbilical and incisional hernias
- Individual surgical planning based on findings
- Outpatient skin and soft-tissue procedures
- Biopsies and removal of smaller changes
- Wound care and structured follow-up
- Coordination with specialist clinics for complex findings
Typical concerns
Typical reasons for treatment include inguinal, umbilical and incisional hernias, skin and soft-tissue changes such as lipomas or cysts, inflammatory findings, smaller wounds, questions about skin biopsies or outpatient procedures, and unexplained pain or palpable changes.
Diagnostics
Diagnostics begin with medical history and physical examination. Depending on the findings, ultrasound, X-ray diagnostics or existing specialist reports are included. The next steps are discussed transparently, including alternatives, risks and follow-up requirements.
Outpatient process and follow-up
Before a procedure, local anesthesia or general anesthesia, the process and aftercare are explained. After treatment, wound checks and activity-related recommendations follow. For more complex findings, cooperation with specialist clinics or other disciplines is prepared.