Klaus-Peter Jünemann

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Klaus-Peter Jünemann (born September 29, 1956 in Witzenhausen ) is a German doctor and urologist .

Life

Klaus-Peter Jünemann studied human medicine in Marburg / Lahn and Kassel. During his training as a specialist in urology, he completed two research fellowships at the University of California, San Francisco with Professor EA Tanagho.

Jünemann received his doctorate in 1988 at the Medical Faculty Mannheim at the University of Heidelberg and completed his habilitation in 1991 on the subject of cavernous insufficiency as a cause of erectile dysfunction . In the same year he was promoted to senior physician, from 1995 he was chief senior physician and permanent representative of the director ( Peter Alken ).

Since 2001 Jünemann has been director of the Clinic for Urology and Pediatric Urology at the University Medical Center Schleswig-Holstein (UKSH), Campus Kiel, and since 2013 spokesman for the Center for Robotic Surgery at UKSH, Campus Kiel.

Services

The main areas of focus in Jünemann's clinical work include uro-oncological surgery ( prostate , bladder , kidney , penile carcinoma, especially in advanced tumors, including metastases), robot-assisted surgery ( da Vinci Si), incontinence in men and women, prolapse surgery (Kiel duckbill ), benign prostate enlargement ( BPH ), andrology (e.g. erectile dysfunction, infertility) and reconstructive procedures (urethral and oral mucosa replacement).

Among other things, Jünemann works scientifically on the therapy of incontinence by means of neuromodulation , for this he led a project with international experts funded by the European Union ( REstoration of Bladder Function by NEuroprosthetiCs , REBEC). For the rehabilitation of erectile function after prostatectomy, Jünemann and his team developed the so-called "Kiel Concept".

Jünemann is currently researching the further development of robot technology and the use of new media in the medical sector. This takes place within the framework of various EU-funded projects (including COLLIN - COLLaboration for INnovation and APPlied Health ). Jünemann and his colleagues have also been checking the computer-aided ultrasound method HistoScanning at the University Clinic in Kiel since 2010 . With this new diagnostic method, which is currently only available at a few clinics in Germany, tissue changes in the prostate can be made visible at an early stage.

Klaus-Peter Jünemann is a member of various scientific specialist societies and chairman of the German Continence ¼ Society . He has received numerous national and international scientific prizes, for example the Jack Lapides Essay Contest in Urodynamic and Neurourology Research and the C.-E. Alken price. To date, Jünemann has written more than 300 articles in scientific journals and books.

Fonts

  • with MF Hamann, C. Hamann, E. Schenk, A. Al-Najar and CM Naumann: Computer-aided (HistoScanning) Biopsies Versus Conventional Transrectal Ultrasound-guided Prostate Biopsies: Do Targeted Biopsy Schemes Improve the Cancer Detection Rate? In: Urology. 81 (2), 2013 Feb, pp. 370-375.
  • with DK Osmonov, C. Wang, AV Aksenov, C. Hamann and CM Naumann: Extended lymphadenectomy “step by step” in patients undergoing radical prostatectomy. In: Urology. 77 (4), 2011 Apr, pp. 969-974.
  • with E. Hessdorfer, I. Unamba-Oparah, M. Berse, R. Brunjes, H. Madersbacher and T. Gramatte: Propiverine hydrochloride immediate and extended release: comparison of efficacy and tolerability in patients with overactive bladder. In: Urol Int. 77 (4), 2006, pp. 334-339.
  • with A. Bannowsky, H. Schulze, C. van der Horst, S. Hautmann: Recovery of erectile function after nerve-sparing radical prostatectomy: improvement with nightly low-dose sildenafil. In: BJU Int . 101, 2008, pp. 1279-1283.
  • with CM Naumann, A. Al-Najar, I. Alkatout, A. Hegele, JB Korda, C. Bolenz, H. Kalthoff, B. Sipos and C. van der Horst: Lymphatic spread in squamous cell carcinoma of the penis is independent of elevated lymph vessel density. In: BJU Int. 103 (12), 2009, pp. 1655-1659.

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