Hospital right the Isar
| Klinikum rechts der Isar of the Technical University of Munich | |
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| Sponsorship | Free State of Bavaria |
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Munich Germany
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| state | Bavaria |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 48 ° 8 '9 " N , 11 ° 35' 57" E |
| management | Markus Schwaiger , CEO and Medical Director |
| Care level | Maximum care |
| beds | 1,161 |
| Employee | approx. 5,500 |
| Affiliation | Technical University of Munich |
| founding | 1834 as Haidhauser poor and hospital, 1967 as university hospital |
| Website | mri.tum.de |
The Klinikum rechts der Isar is the University Hospital of the Technical University of Munich in the Haidhausen district of Munich .
history
Today's clinic was founded in 1834 as a Haidhauser poor and hospital with 36 beds in a former coffee house, in 1840 by the Order of the Sisters of Mercy of St. Vincent was taken over by Paul and managed for 130 years. With the incorporation to Munich came the renaming to hospital on the right of the Isar - this is referenced by the abbreviation MRI , which is still in use today and stands for (hospital) Munich on the right of the Isar . It was now in a position to care for up to 159 patients, who from 1866 onwards were separated into members of the surgical and internal departments for the first time. By 1902, under the strong pressure of the population increase, the number of beds was increased to 736, of which only 200 were available at the end of the Second World War . In March 1954, the hospital on the right of the Isar was rebuilt and expanded as part of a comprehensive hospital development plan by the city of Munich.
In 1967 the hospital became a university clinic, thanks in part to Georg Maurer . It received the status of a university clinic of the Technical University of Munich, later the Technical University of Munich (TUM), and was expanded to include a lecture hall. Since then, the clinic has been continuously expanded and modernized.
Since July 2003 the clinic has been a legally independent institution under public law .
The successful transplant of two complete arms in June 2008, in which around 40 doctors were involved, caused a sensation worldwide . Two years later, the patient's healing process was so advanced that he could move and use his hands and fingers again.
In 2009 the clinic celebrated its 175th anniversary.
Clinics and departments
Today the Klinikum rechts der Isar consists of 33 clinics and departments, plus 17 institutes and several interdisciplinary centers. The Roman Herzog Cancer Center (RHCCC) is dedicated to improving care for patients with all types of cancer. Every year around 58,000 inpatients and 220,000 outpatients are treated. The clinic is managed by a four-person board of directors, on which the medical director , the commercial director, the dean of the medical faculty and the nursing director are represented. The chairman of the board is the medical director.
Anaesthesiology Clinic
The Clinic for Anaesthesiology (Director Gerhard Schneider) comprises the following departments:
- Anesthesia (perioperative care by 120 doctors and 50 nurses), anesthesia for interventional and diagnostic procedures, emergency activities and emergency room management
- Intensive care medicine in interdisciplinary cooperation with the clinics for surgery, vascular surgery, plastic surgery, trauma surgery, orthopedics, urology, ear, nose and throat medicine, oral and maxillofacial surgery, the neurosurgical clinic, the neurological clinic, the gynecological clinic and the eye clinic
- Pain Therapy (Acute Pain Center and Center for Interdisciplinary Pain Medicine (ZIS))
A department for anesthesia had existed at the clinic since 1954, and in 1972 the chair and institute for anesthesiology of the Technical University of Munich was established at the clinic on the right of the Isar. The goal was no longer just patient care, but also research and teaching in this field. In 1980, the German Hospital Association recognized it as a training center for nurses in anesthesia and intensive care.
Ophthalmology Clinic
The clinic for ophthalmology (head: Chris Patrick Lohmann) has 25 beds in two wards. After the renovation of the outpatient clinic and the construction of the eye surgery in 2009, the wards were also redesigned. The clinic for ophthalmology treats all diseases of the eye (e.g. corneal transplantation, cataracts, glaucoma, age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinal changes, retinal detachment) and deals in particular with refractive surgery (reconstructive surgery). In addition, traumatology, orthoptics as well as tear duct and eyelid diseases are focal points of the eye clinic at the Klinikum rechts der Isar. Research in the eye clinic also deals primarily with the eye diseases glaucoma, cataract and macular degeneration as well as refractive surgery.
Surgical Clinic
The surgical clinic (director Helmut Friess) provides surgical care at the Klinikum rechts der Isar, with the exception of cardiac surgery. In the context of cardiac surgery, there is a cooperation with the German Heart Center. The focus is on general surgery and visceral surgery, surgical endoscopy and proctology, navigated nuclear medicine surgery and minimally invasive surgery (keyhole surgery). In general and visceral surgery, the main focus of the surgical clinic is on esophageal, stomach, liver and pancreas surgery. In the case of cancer, the focus here is in particular on treatment through a combination of operations with chemotherapy and radiation therapy. In the form of the Tumor Therapy Center (TTZ), the surgical clinic for the treatment of cancers with the III. Medical Clinic, the Clinic for Radiation Therapy and Radiation Oncology and the Psycho-Oncology Department of the Roman Herzog Cancer Center (RHCCC). As part of transplant surgery, kidneys and pancreas are transplanted. The scientific focus of the surgical clinic lies in surgical oncology, in particular preoperative tumor therapy and early detection as well as pre- and postoperative physical and mental care.
Department of Dermatology and Allergology
The Clinic for Dermatology and Allergology, headed by Tilo Biedermann, covers dermatological and allergic diseases. The clinic belongs to the Klinikum rechts der Isar, but its location is "am Biederstein" in Schwabing (Biedersteiner Strasse 29) next to the English Garden. 40 doctors care for up to 75 patients on four wards. The Center for Allergy and Environment (ZAUM) is also affiliated with the clinic, where the influences of environmental factors on the development, triggering and maintenance of allergies are researched. In dermatology, the focus is particularly on the special areas of skin tumors, pediatric dermatology, photodermatology as well as operative and cosmetic dermatology. X-ray therapy and various laser treatments are also used in the treatment of dermatological diseases. Another focus of the clinic is andrology and the treatment and counseling of patients with sexually transmitted diseases including HIV infection and AIDS. In the area of research, the clinic deals with allergology, photodermatology, oncology, andrology and microbiology.
Nutritional medicine at the Klinikum rechts der Isar
At the Klinikum rechts der Isar, two areas with different focuses are dedicated to nutritional medicine: the Center for Prevention, Nutrition and Sports Medicine and the Institute for Nutritional Medicine. The focus of treatment here is obesity and related diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure, lipid metabolism disorders and cardiovascular diseases as well as patients with cancer. Research at the two institutions is also dedicated to these areas.
Clinical nutritional medicine is integrated into the Center for Prevention, Nutrition and Sports Medicine (Director Martin Halle). Specialists from the departments of internal medicine, gastroenterology, cardiology, angiology, nutritional medicine and sports medicine work together here. The range of services includes nutritional medical advice on obesity and cancer, general diagnostics, prevention and treatment of diet-related diseases and advice on food allergies and intolerances.
The Institute for Nutritional Medicine under the direction of Hans Hauner is part of the Else Kröner-Fresenius Center for Nutritional Medicine (EKFZ) and was set up in 2003. In addition to the Institute for Nutritional Medicine at the Klinikum rechts der Isar, the Weihenstephan Science Center (WZW) is part of the EKFZ. The main topics include clinical, molecular and pediatric nutritional medicine. The range of services of the Institute for Nutritional Medicine includes the diagnosis and prevention of diabetes mellitus, nutritional medical advice, group programs for weight loss and cooking courses on current nutrition topics.
Women's clinic and departments for obstetrics and perinatal medicine
The women's clinic at Klinikum rechts der Isar under the direction of Marion Kiechle consists of a clinic for gynecology and a mother-child center. The mother-child center is divided into a department for prenatal medicine (pregnancy care) and a department for obstetrics and perinatal medicine with a neonatal intensive care unit. One focus of the women's clinic at Klinikum rechts der Isar is the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer and other cancers of the female organs ( ovarian cancer , uterine and cervical cancer , vulvar and vaginal cancer ). This also includes genetic counseling and testing for familial cancers. In addition, urogynecology, gynecological endocrinology and obstetrics and pregnant women care (risk obstetrics, pre- and perinatal medicine, prenatal diagnostics ) form the central fields of treatment. In the area of research , the women's clinic also focuses on gynecological endocrinology.
Clinic for Vascular Surgery
The Clinic for Vascular Surgery is also called the Clinic for Vascular and Endovascular Surgery at the Klinikum rechts der Isar and is headed by Hans-Henning Eckstein. It has an outpatient department, a ward with 28 beds and an intensive care unit with four beds. In the interdisciplinary Center for Vascular Diseases (ICG), the Clinic for Vascular Surgery works closely with the clinics and departments of Interventional Radiology, Angiology (1st Medical Clinic), Neurology, Nephrology (2nd Medical Clinic) and Diabetology (nutritional medicine). The main fields of treatment in vascular surgery are arteriosclerosis (hardening of the arteries), carotid stenoses or narrowing of the carotid arteries, aortic aneurysms and peripheral aneurysms (widening of the veins) as well as occlusions and stenoses of the leg arteries (arterial occlusive disease). In addition, the Clinic for Vascular Surgery deals with the treatment of varicose veins and the installation and correction of dialysis shunts. The research of the Clinic for Vascular Surgery extends to the diagnosis and therapy of the vascular diseases mentioned, in particular the stenoses of the carotid.
Ear, nose and throat clinic
The ear, nose and throat clinic and polyclinic at Klinikum rechts der Isar was headed by Henning Bier from 2007 to 2018 . It has a general outpatient department, a private outpatient department, four operating theaters and 51 beds on a total of three wards. All diseases of the throat, nose and ears are treated in the ENT clinic. Special treatment focuses on diseases of the middle and inner ear, on diseases of the nose and the paranasal sinus system as well as on the treatment of benign and malignant tumor diseases of the soft tissue of the neck and plastic and reconstructive interventions in the ENT area. In the area of the ears, among other things, hearing disorders in adults and children, tinnitus, dizziness and acoustic neuromas are treated; In the area of the nose and throat, swallowing disorders (dysphagia), snoring, voice and language disorders (phoniatrics) and angioedema. In addition, allergology and rheumatological diseases in the ENT area are part of the treatment spectrum in the ENT clinic of the Klinikum rechts der Isar. The research areas for the ENT clinic are allergies, rheumatism, angioedema, tumors, audiology and research into the organ of equilibrium.
Institute of Human Genetics
In the human genetics department, doctors and researchers deal with the human genome and examine the causes and mechanisms of genetic diseases. The Institute for Human Genetics at the Technical University at Klinikum rechts der Isar and the Institute for Human Genetics at the Helmholtz Center are headed by Thomas Meitinger. Research, teaching and patient care are carried out jointly by the employees of both institutes. The focus at Klinikum rechts der Isar is patient care and molecular cytogenetics. The focus at the Helmholtz Center is molecular genetics and cell biology, which are primarily concerned with the identification and characterization of disease genes.
The clinical focus and research areas of the Institute of Human Genetics are:
- Genetic counseling
- Cytogenetic diagnostics: Chromosome analyzes, prenatal diagnostics (amniotic fluid examination, chorionic villus and placenta examination), postnatal diagnostics, tumor cytogenetic diagnostics from primary tumors and metastases
- Molecular genetic diagnostics: DNA diagnostics for monogenic diseases, mutation and segregation analyzes
I. Medical clinic
In the I. Medical Clinic (director Karl-Ludwig Laugwitz) cardiovascular (heart attack, heart failure, valve vitia and cardiac arrhythmia), angiological and pneumological diseases are treated. A catheter team is available around the clock for patients with a heart attack. In the area of patient treatment and research, the clinic cooperates closely with the German Heart Center.
The range of treatments includes the areas
- Angiology, vascular outpatient department (treatment of vascular diseases and stenoses)
- Cardiology (treatment of heart disease and myocardial infarction)
- Pulmonology (treatment of lung diseases)
- Rhythmology (bio-signal processing, electrophysiology, pacemaker / implantable defibrillators (ICD))
- Internal intensive care medicine
II. Medical Clinic
The main focuses of the II. Medical Clinic (Director Roland M. Schmid) are, in addition to general internal medical care, the areas
- Gastroenterology
- Hepatology
- endocrinology
- Infectious diseases
- Internal intensive care medicine
The II. Medical Clinic has three wards with different focuses and 20 to 27 beds as well as an internal intensive care unit with eight beds. Tumor diseases are treated in the oncological day clinic. In the field of science, both clinical research and basic research are carried out in the II. Medical Clinic. Clinical research is primarily devoted to diseases from the areas of gastroenterology, gastroenterological oncology, immunology, hepatology and internal intensive care medicine. In basic research, the scientists at the 2nd Medical Clinic work with the molecular basis of the development of diseases in the organs of the gastrointestinal tract. Particular emphasis is placed on the development of cancer and inflammation of the organs.
The Department of Nephrology
The nephrology department (headed by Uwe Heemann) is part of the 2nd Medical Clinic. It was launched in 2002 and primarily focuses on kidney disease. However, not only patients with kidney diseases or patients who need a transplant are treated here, but also autoimmune diseases, high blood pressure, disorders of the electrolyte balance and the adrenal and parathyroid glands as well as diseases of the hypothalamus and the pituitary gland. The department's research is based on clinical areas. The clinic has 22 beds and an additional eleven beds for dialysis patients for patient treatment.
Clinical Toxicology Department
The department for clinical toxicology (headed by Florian Eyer) has a total of 28 beds and cares for patients with all types of poisoning. It belongs to the 2nd Medical Clinic and was the first institution in this special field in Germany. The toxicological department operates the following areas in the Klinikum rechts der Isar: the telephone poison control center, the toxicological laboratory, the toxicological intensive care unit, a closed ward (alcohol, drug or drug withdrawal, suicide risk) and an open ward as well as the environmental ambulance. The main treatment areas of the toxicological department are the intensive medical treatment of poisoning and detoxification (alcohol, drugs, medication) with the associated psychiatric and socio-educational care and the provision of treatment for withdrawal. In addition, the toxicological department provides an emergency medical service for accidents involving dangerous goods and mass poisoning and a supply of antidotes and snake sera.
The poison emergency number was founded in 1963 by Max von Clarmann (professor at the Toxocological Department of the 2nd Medical Clinic and Polyclinic) and primarily advises private individuals, clinics and resident doctors as well as the press, pharmacies, the police and other state institutions. In the area of research in the toxicological department, too, the focus is on the evaluation of the poison emergency number to create a case database and a fungal database, as well as on addiction and suicide research.
III. Medical clinic
The subject area of the III. Medical Clinic (Director Florian Bassermann) covers the areas of hematology and oncology. The focus here is on blood and lymph gland diseases as well as tumor diseases. There are over 45 beds in two wards and an intensive care unit with eight beds. There is also a hematology day clinic with 14 places for chemotherapy patients. Different therapy concepts are used to treat patients: In addition to conventional chemotherapy, there is also high-dose chemotherapy using stem cell transplantation, multimodal therapy, biologically active substances such as cytokines or antibodies, and molecular tumor therapy to target tumors. The III. Medical clinic in the treatment of malignant lymphoma with radioimmunotherapy. This method was used by the III. Medical clinic developed in cooperation with the Clinic for Nuclear Medicine in the Klinikum rechts der Isar and the clinic has the greatest experience in this field in Germany. Individual tumor therapy is made possible by the interdisciplinary tumor therapy center (TTZ) at Klinikum rechts der Isar. In addition to the III. Medical clinic also represented the clinic for radiation therapy as well as surgery, urology and gynecology. In an interdisciplinary conference (tumor board), oncologists, surgeons, radiation therapists, radiologists, pathologists and nuclear medicine specialists come together and plan the appropriate therapies.
Interventional Radiology Section
The services of the Section for Interventional Radiology (headed by Philipp M. Paprottka) cover the entire spectrum of interventional radiology . This generally includes image-guided minimally invasive diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. The focus is on vascular diagnostics and interventions (vascular opening procedures, vascular preservation procedures, vascular closing procedures), oncological procedures for liver tumors, port implantations, removal of foreign bodies from the vascular system, interventions in the portal vein system, percutaneous biliary tract interventions as well as all percutaneous CT-guided procedures for diagnosis and therapy. The medical team cares for outpatients and inpatients. Inpatient admission and care is provided by the respective clinical facilities and centers of the Klinikum rechts der Isar. Philipp M. Paprottka is also the holder of the Chair for Interventional Radiology, newly created in 2018, at the Faculty of Medicine at the Technical University of Munich . The scientific focus of the Chair of Interventional Radiology lies in the research and development of new technologies and medical products in cooperation with basic subjects and engineering.
Children's clinic
The Clinic for Child and Adolescent Medicine is a cooperation between the Klinikum rechts der Isar and the Municipal Clinic in Munich. The neonatal intensive care unit is located in the hospital on the right of the Isar. The remaining stations are located in the municipal clinic. The different wards of the children's clinic simultaneously reflect their clinical and scientific focus: the treatment of premature babies, neuropediatrics and endocrinology (e.g. diabetes), oncology, child dialysis and the treatment of infections as well as child and adolescent psychiatry and psychotherapy. In addition, the children's clinic offers various facilities to make the stay in the hospital easier for both children and parents, such as B. a book mobile, parents room and sibling care, curative education, clinic clowns, an educational day room and the school for the sick.
Competence center for complementary medicine and naturopathy
The competence center for complementary medicine and naturopathy (KoKoNat) consists of a research center, the outpatient and day clinic for naturopathy and health promotion and the competence network for acupuncture and naturopathy. In 2010 the first Bavarian professorship for naturopathy and complementary medicine was established here with the help of the Erich Rothenfußer Foundation. Dieter Melchart is the head of KoKoNat.
Oral and maxillofacial surgery clinic
The Clinic for Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (MKG) under the direction of Klaus-Dietrich Wolff has three operating theaters and two bed wards in the neuro-head center and another operating room for outpatient surgery and a laser surgery room. The clinic focuses on cleft lip and palate, tumors of the head and neck region and reconstructive maxillofacial surgery. Therefore, the clinic offers various special consultations for cleft lip and palate, craniofacial malformations and dysgnathias, tumor diseases, dental implantology and aesthetic facial surgery. The clinic's research also focuses on the areas mentioned. In addition, interdisciplinary cooperation is particularly important in the MKG and there are cooperations with anesthesia, neurology, orthopedics, psychosomatics, physical medicine, ophthalmology, neurosurgery and the ENT clinic. In addition, the clinic cooperates with several maternity and children's clinics for the treatment of child malformations in the maxillofacial area.
Neurosurgical Clinic
The Neurosurgical Clinic (Director Bernhard Meyer ) has been part of the Neuro-Head-Center since March 2007. The clinical focuses are neuro-oncology, skull base surgery, vascular diseases of the brain as well as spinal surgery and functional neurosurgery. The clinic has three wards with a total of 58 beds and an additional six intensive care beds as well as a variable number of pool beds and a wake-up ward. The research focuses on the clinical priorities mentioned, on the other hand the Neuro-Head-Center maintains its own research section for basic research on experimental neurosurgery and also works with other research areas on an interdisciplinary basis. Courses are offered as part of pre-clinical training, the surgical block internship and surgical and neurosurgical lecture series.
Neurological Clinic
The neurological clinic under the direction of Bernhard Hemmer deals with the clinical focus on movement disorders, pain as well as neurovascular and neuromuscular diseases. In addition, the areas of neuro-oncology and infectious and autoimmune diseases of the nervous system are currently being expanded. Like neurosurgery and nuclear medicine, neurology is part of the Neuro-Head Center. The two neurological wards with 24 and 16 beds are also located here. In addition to these, the neurological clinic operates a further interdisciplinary ward and a stroke unit (stroke intensive care ward ) with a total of eight beds, the team of which works closely with the neuroradiological, neurosurgical and vascular surgery clinic as well as the directly adjacent interdisciplinary intensive care unit of the neuro-head center. In the field of research, the Neurological Clinic focuses on clinical priorities.
Nuclear Medicine Clinic
The Nuclear Medicine Clinic (headed by Markus Schwaiger ) offers a wide range of diagnostics and therapy with radioactive substances. A specialty of the clinic is the diagnosis and treatment of benign and malignant thyroid diseases. With 20 beds it has one of the largest stations for radioiodine therapy of this type in Germany. Another specialty is the clinical application of positron emission tomography (PET) for the examination of oncological, cardiological and neurological diseases. The extent and location of malignant tumors can thus be recorded with a very high degree of accuracy. The clinic is one of the few that offers this imaging method. In cardiology, treatment relates to coronary heart disease; in neurology, nuclear medicine methods are used for epilepsy and Alzheimer's dementia. The therapy in the nuclear medicine clinic at Klinikum rechts der Isar focuses on radioimmunotherapy, radioiodine therapy, radiosynoviorthesis and pain therapy. In the scientific field, the Nuclear Medicine Clinic deals with the further development and improvement of existing methods in radiopharmacology, radioimmunotherapy, instrumentation and functional neuroimaging.
Clinic and polyclinic for orthopedics
The clinic for orthopedics and sports orthopedics treats all diseases of the musculoskeletal system, ie bones, joints, muscles, ligaments and tendons. Treatment includes measures from physiotherapy to operations and rehabilitation.
The orthopedic clinic includes the section for pediatric orthopedics (headed by Maya Salzmann).
The clinic has particular experience in the fields of artificial joint replacements (endoprosthetics and revision endoprosthetics), treatment of bone and soft tissue tumors, spinal orthopedics, foot orthopedics, pediatric orthopedics and minimally invasive operations.
For the treatment of bone or soft tissue tumors, an interdisciplinary team of experts at the Musculoskeletal Tumor Center (MSTZ) works together on therapy planning, which can include chemotherapy, radiotherapy, surgical tumor removal and implantation. The clinic also deals in depth with back pain, one of the most common orthopedic problems: Here, the origin of the pain is examined and the appropriate therapy is then offered, e.g. B. vertebral body replacement, minimally invasive procedures, physiotherapy or pain therapy.
To treat patients, the clinic has three wards with 46 beds, four operating theaters and specially equipped rooms for physiotherapy. The research focuses on the areas of biomechanics, cell cultures, virtual orthopedics and biomaterials.
Plastic Surgery Clinic
The plastic surgery (director Hans-Günther Machens) at the Klinikum rechts der Isar deals with the reconstruction and improvement of the form and function of the body surface. There are 31 beds and three operating theaters available. The Department of Plastic Surgery includes the departments of reconstructive surgery, hand surgery, aesthetic surgery and burn surgery. Special focus within these areas are microsurgical tissue transplants, breast, nerve, hand and adipose tissue surgery as well as urogenital plastic surgery and the entire spectrum of aesthetic plastic surgery. In the area of research, the focus is on regenerative medicine, tissue engineering and translational research.
Psychiatric clinic
In the clinic for psychiatry and psychotherapy patients with mental illnesses are treated. The diseases can range from mood disorders, fears, dementia, psychoses and borderline syndromes to cognitive and psychological disorders of all kinds and sleep disorders. A special focus of the treatment is behavioral psychotherapy, which is offered in the form of art therapy, music therapy, occupational and work therapy, running groups and Nordic walking as well as physiotherapy and physiotherapy on all wards. The relatives of the patients are also included in the therapy and receive support themselves from the team at the psychiatric clinic. The clinic's team consists of around 100 doctors, psychologists, nurses, therapists and social workers and has five wards with 100 beds, a day clinic, the center for cognitive disorders, the sleep medicine center, a consultation service and a polyclinic with a number of special consultations as well a laboratory for neurochemistry or neurogenetics. The focus of science in the psychiatric clinic is on dementia research, behavior therapy, neurodegenerative diseases, sleep research and patient emancipation and information for relatives.
Psychosomatic Clinic
Psychosomatics deals with the interplay of physical, mental and psychosocial processes. Under the direction of Peter Henningsen, the team at the Psychosomatic Clinic deals primarily with medically unexplained complaints, general psychological disorders and physical illnesses with psychological influencing factors and consequences that require treatment. Special psychosomatic illnesses in children and adolescents are treated in the Clinic for Child and Adolescent Psychosomatics, which is part of the Psychosomatic Clinic. Diagnostic and therapeutic consultations are held in the psychosomatic outpatient clinic; a ward and a day clinic are available for inpatient treatment. In the scientific field, the Psychosomatic Clinic deals in particular with psychosocial oncology, the consequences of trauma, internal psychocardiology and body-oriented psychotherapy.
Institute for Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology
In radiology, imaging methods are used to gain insight into the inside of the patient's body and to be able to determine the location or extent of a disease. For this reason, the Institute for Radiology, under the direction of Ernst J. Rummeny, works together with all clinical departments of the Klinikum rechts der Isar. The imaging methods used here are: conventional X-ray diagnostics, fluoroscopic examinations, sonography, angiography, mammography, computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRT). Interventional radiology also enables minimally invasive therapeutic interventions, for example on the heart and blood vessels, in tumor treatment and in interventions on the breast. In research, the Institute for Radiology at Klinikum rechts der Isar pursues the goal of making diagnostics even more precise using imaging methods and making therapy even more individual.
Sports Medicine Clinic
The Polyclinic for Preventive and Rehabilitative Sports Medicine is represented at two locations. One ambulance is located on the Olympic site, the other at the clinic on the right of the Isar. In both outpatient clinics, interdisciplinary teams of internists, cardiologists and sports medicine specialists treat patients with diseases from these areas and give advice on physical activity and resilience. The focus is on prevention, rehabilitation and sports therapy. The focus at Klinikum rechts der Isar is internal medicine, sports medicine and nutrition and at the Olympiapark sports cardiology and sports medicine. Sports medicine offers examinations and preventive and rehabilitative therapies for cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, cancer, obesity, high blood pressure, disorders of lipid metabolism and internal organs such as the lungs. In addition, the clinic is a contact point for a large number of recreational and competitive athletes of international level.
Sports orthopedic department and polyclinic
In the department for sports orthopedics, headed by Andreas Imhoff , the focus is on conservative and minimally invasive surgical treatment (arthroscopy) of acute injuries and degenerative changes in the shoulder, elbow, knee and ankle joints.
The department for sports orthopedics has an outpatient clinic in the Klinikum rechts der Isar, 28 beds in two wards and two operating units (clean-air operating rooms).
In addition to normal patients, athletes from the performance and high-performance areas are cared for, in particular team athletes from the DLV, DSV and DFB.
Clinic for Radiation Therapy and Radiation Oncology
Radiation therapy and radio-oncology at Klinikum rechts der Isar under the direction of Stephanie Combs is primarily used to treat tumor diseases. Radiation treatment can be the sole form of treatment, or it can be combined with surgery or chemotherapy. In order to be able to create a therapy plan individually tailored to each patient, the Clinic and Polyclinic for Radiation Therapy and Radiation Oncology is part of the interdisciplinary Tumor Therapy Center (TTZ) in the Klinikum rechts der Isar. The aim of such a therapy is to irradiate the tumor with the necessary, often high, dose and in return to protect the healthy tissue. Radiation treatment can be carried out on an inpatient or outpatient basis, and all patients are additionally provided with accompanying psycho-oncological care. In research, the clinic deals with the constant improvement of dosage and radiation as well as with biological substances that can be used for therapy and the combination of radiation and chemotherapy.
Clinic and Polyclinic for Trauma Surgery
The doctors at the Clinic and Polyclinic for Trauma Surgery (Director Peter Biberthaler) at the Klinikum rechts der Isar treat bone fractures, soft tissue injuries and joint diseases caused by an accident. A special focus is the multiple trauma care, i.e. the treatment of the seriously injured. For this purpose, the clinic was certified as a supra-regional trauma center and is part of the trauma network Munich Upper Bavaria North. The aim of the clinic is to restore bodily functions as quickly and as effectively as possible in order to ensure the return of the patient to everyday professional and private life and to ensure quality of life. In addition to the clinic and polyclinic, trauma surgery also operates the emergency department at the Klinikum rechts der Isar, which is available to patients seven days a week, around the clock, and is involved in the emergency doctor's location at Fire Station 10 Munich / Riem. Two fully equipped shock rooms are available for the treatment of the most seriously injured patients in the emergency room and a helipad is located directly above the emergency room.
Urological clinic
In the Urological Clinic and Polyclinic, a team of 20 treats the entire spectrum of organs affected by urological diseases: kidneys, bladder, ureter and urethra as well as prostate, testicles, epididymis, spermatic duct and penis. The medical team has particular experience in the treatment of urological tumors (uro-oncology), urinary stones, congenital urological malformations and their reconstruction, infertility in male patients, incontinence and neuro-urological disorders. In the area of uro-oncology, the clinic specializes in the operative and conservative therapy of urological tumors as well as in minimally invasive microsurgical interventions such as: B. high frequency surgery. For the treatment of patients, the clinic has two wards with a total of 61 beds, two operating theaters and its own X-ray department. In order to continuously improve the treatment of urological diseases, the Urological Clinic is involved in research projects on prostate, urinary bladder and renal cell carcinoma, as well as on neuro-urology and diagnostic imaging.
Other research institutes
The other research institutes of the Klinikum rechts der Isar not yet mentioned include:
- General medicine
- Biological imaging
- History and Ethics of Medicine
- Clinical Chemistry
- microbiology
- Molecular immunology
- Munich Study Center
- Neuroscience
- pathology
- pharmacology
- Medical statistics and computer science
- Toxicology and Environmental Hygiene
- virology
construction
The clinic was continuously expanded with new buildings. So since the turn of the millennium a. a. the following new buildings:
- Research building women's clinic and 3rd medical clinic (2005)
- Institute for Microbiology and Virology (2005)
- Neuro-head center (2006 and extension in 2017)
- Interdisciplinary research building (2007)
- Surgical Center North (2010)
- Building of the Clinic for Psychosomatics (2010)
- New building for sports orthopedics (2013)
The Clinic and Polyclinic for Dermatology and Allergology, the Competence Center for Complementary Medicine and Naturopathy (KoKoNat) and the Clinic for Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine are spread across several locations in the city.
Research and Teaching
In 2018, around 1,500 students were studying at the TU's medical faculty. In order to promote the continuous improvement of teaching, TUM MeDiCAL was founded as a center for training research and teaching. The medical faculty holds over 200 doctoral exams and around 40 post-doctoral qualifications every year. The main research areas at the clinic are tumor development and individualized therapy, infection and immunity, molecular imaging as well as allergy, environment and nutrition. The Klinikum rechts der Isar works closely with other research institutions such as the Helmholtz Center or the Max Planck Institutes . The clinic and researchers from the TU Munich faculty are involved in the following research alliances:
• SFB 824: Imaging for the selection, monitoring and individualization of cancer therapy, duration: 07/2009 - 06/2013
• SFB 684: Molecular Mechanisms of Normal and Malignant Haematopoiesis, Duration: 01/2011 - 12/2014
• SFB 870: Formation and function of neural circuits in sensory systems, duration: 01/2010 - 12/2013
• Transregio-SFB 22: Allergic immune responses of the lungs, duration: 07/2005 - 06/2013
• Transregio-SFB 36: Basics and application of adoptive T-cell therapy, duration: 07/2006 - 06/2014
The Science Council has approved the application "TranslaTUM - Research Center for Translational Oncology".
education
A school for nursing professions is affiliated to the nursing administration, in which the training to become an anesthesia technician (ATA) or an operational technician (OTA) can be completed.
Organ donation scandal
In the context of the organ donation scandal, the public prosecutor's office investigated irregularities in the allocation of donor livers in the Klinikum rechts der Isar. On February 21, 2013 the clinic confirmed that the employment relationship with the chief physician of the surgical clinic was terminated. On May 15, 2013, the Bavarian state government announced that the clinic would probably lose its approval for liver transplants at the beginning of June.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b mri.tum.de
- ↑ MRI: Medicine on the right of the Isar
- ↑ http://portal.mytum.de/pressestelle/pressemitteilungen/news_article.2008-10-07.5447605886?searchterm=armtransplantation
- ↑ Arm transplantation - two years later ( memento of the original from September 25, 2009 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ http://www.rhccc.med.tum.de/
- ↑ Archived copy ( Memento of the original from May 10, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ^ Website of the Clinic for Anaesthesiology
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- ↑ http://www.mri.tum.de/interventionelle-radiologie
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- ↑ http://www.kokonat.med.tum.de/
- ↑ http://www.mri.tum.de/mkg
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- ↑ http://www.mri.tum.de/radiologie
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