Tamme Goecke

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Tamme Weyert Goecke (born May 26, 1966 in Würzburg ) is a German gynecologist , perinatal specialist and obstetrician .

Life

Goecke's parents are the gynecologist Claus Goecke and his wife Hannelore geb. Jütte. Tamme is the fourth of six children. After graduating from the Institut Schloss Herdringen and completing a one-semester general course in Freiburg, he was active as Goecke IV in the Corps Palatia-Guestphalia . He then served in the Bundeswehr medical service. He began studying medicine at the Philipps University of Marburg . As Goecke V he was reciprocated in the Corps Teutonia Marburg . As part of his studies, he moved to the University of Cape Town . He graduated from RWTH Aachen University in 1996 and was awarded a Dr. med. PhD.

Dusseldorf

In the same year he went to the gynecological clinic of the University Clinic in Düsseldorf as an intern . At the Institute for Pharmacology at Heinrich Heine University in Düsseldorf , he investigated changes in the umbilical cord vessels in preeclampsia . In 1997 he began his specialist training as a gynecologist in Düsseldorf . Here, too, he followed a long family tradition.

gain

In 2001 he moved to the Women's Clinic at the University Hospital Erlangen , where he turned to prenatal diagnostics and obstetrics. In Erlangen, he completed his specialist training as a doctor for gynecology and obstetrics and then continued his training in special obstetrics and perinatal medicine. At the same time he acquired the special ultrasound qualification DEGUM II from the German Society for Ultrasound in Medicine (DEGUM). After completing the additional training, he was appointed head of the Perinatal Center (Level I) and prenatal diagnostics at the Women's Clinic at the University Hospital Erlangen. The scientific focus was on a collaborative project on the influence of pregnancy and childbirth on the development and impact of depression on mother and child. For this he received the highest endowed prize for obstetric research in Europe, the Geisenhofer Foundation Prize. In 2012 he completed his habilitation on postpartum depression. He received the Venia Legendi from the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg for gynecology and was appointed private lecturer . Further research focuses are pharmacokinetics in pregnancy, the effects of alcohols and plasticizers on child development, and the development of markers for the individual prediction of depression. The clinical focus is on the care of high-risk pregnancies and the integration of natural obstetrics (acupuncture, homeopathy, hypnosis) into university obstetrics. He obtained additional qualifications in diabetology and health management .

Aachen

Before the end of the Habilitation (2012) he accepted a call to the University of Excellence RWTH Aachen as professor of Prenatal Medicine. He was in charge of prenatal diagnostics and the perinatal center (Level I) of the women's clinic at the Aachen University Hospital . As in Erlangen, he was on the Clinical Ethics Committee . By 2018 he was involved in 65 original articles with first / last and co-authorship and published 35 reviews and 9 books / book articles.

Rosenheim

On January 1st, 2018 Goecke left Aachen and took over as a private lecturer in his new adopted home ("because of the wonderful area and the Bavarian way of life") the management of obstetrics (Perinatal Center Level I - Southeast Bavaria) at the clinic in Rosenheim. He is married, lives in Stephanskirchen and has five children.

Works

  • Compendium of classic natural healing methods: general and special natural healing methods (2000)
  • Balneological Institute Bad Aachen eV - Festschrift for the 20th anniversary 1983-2003 (2003)
  • Stem cells from umbilical cord blood - a particularly good (2010)

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Individual evidence

  1. a b Kösener Corpslisten 1996, 118/184; 171/1736
  2. Dissertation: The cellular carbohydrates of the anaerobic genus Mobiluncus, which is important in bacterial vaginosis .
  3. Habilitation thesis: Pre-, peri-, and postpartum depression .