Cardiovascular vessels

Thanks to ECG devices, heart rate and heart rhythm can be determined and electrical activity in the atria and ventricles can be monitored.

Laboratory Tests

• Checkups
• Blood Glucose Test
• Diabetes tests and checkups
• Blood count tests
• Cholesterol
• Liver and Kidney function tests
• Electrolytes
• Blood clot monitoring
• Urinanalysis
• Pre-operative tests

Lungs

The physical examination is carried out in an upright or lying position with a bare torso. In the case of lung disease in particular, oxygen saturation is measured on the ear or finger using a method called pulse oximetry. Alternatively blood gas analysis can be carried out using a blood sample from an artery e.g. wrist or groin area.

In addition, it is very important to perform an examination to detect possible pathogens and cells in sputum.

Preventive tests

The aim of the preventive test is the early diagnosis of common diseases, such as cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes and support for a health-promoting change in lifestyle. Preventive medical checkups combined with tried-and-true parameters with new findings of lifestyle medicine

Diabetes I/II

Diabetes is a very severe disease which is often goes undetected and is underestimated in general. Have your blood sugar level checked regularly!

Preoperative tests

The preoperative examination is performed before any surgical procedure to estimate and reduce possible surgery or anaesthetic risks. A laboratory test, an ECG and possibly a lung x-ray, as well as a clinical examination are carried out.

In some cases, if necessary, ultrasound, echocardiography, pulmonary function tests and / or other specialized examinations will be performed.

Serum

Next to fluid therapy infusions are given if oral pain relievers fail to provide enough effect, cause stomach discomfort or if the patient has a disease in the gastrointestinal tract. Mixed infusions are sometimes administered with vitamin supplements.

Postoperative follow up

Many patients require follow-up treatment after surgery. Postoperative care requires special attention! Of course, you should consult your doctor if you experience discomfort or notice changes in the operating area which cause you concern.

• Bandage application
• Suture removal
• Wound care
• Scar treatment

Injections

Injection application is dependent on type and use of the drug in question.

1. Intramuscular injection
2. Subcutaneous
3. Intravenous
4. Joint injection (wrist injection, e.g. elbow, knee, hip)
5. Specialised types of injections e. g. in an artery

Pain therapy

Individually tailored pain therapy

Individual pain therapy aims to address specific needs of various medical illnesses. In acute cases rapid onset analgesics with short effect duration are prescribed.

For chronic pain stomach-friendly medication with prolonged delayed action effect is implemented.

Vaccination

Vaccination is a preventive measure to combat various infectious diseases and is also known as inoculation. There is a distinction between active and passive immunisation.

Wound Therapy

We treat all types of chronic wounds. Here are a few examples:

• Venous ulcer (leg ulcer)
• Various ulcers
• Pressure ulcer, bed sores
• Slow-healing surgical wounds
• Small burns
• Amputation wounds
• Diabetic foot syndrome
• Exuding and painful wounds