This certified gynaecological cancer centre is part of the Hubertus Wald Tumour Centre of the University Medical Centre Hamburg-Eppendorf. Under the direction of Professor Fritz Jaenicke, the Clinic is a supraregional centre of excellence for surgical and conservative gynaecological oncology and a leading breast centre.
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Hubertus Wald Tumour Centre
Prof Fritz Jaenicke - professional profile
Gynaecology and Breast Cancer
For patients with advanced ovarian cancer the Clinic achieves higher rates of complete tumour excision and thus significantly longer survival than the average of all German hospitals.
Specialists of different departments work closely together and all diagnostic and treatment options are under one roof. The specialists also participate in and design national and international treatment studies, which offer patients access to new and innovative treatment concepts.
Gynaecology
Conservative surgery and breast reconstruction
University Hospital Hamburg, interior
Hamburg, Germany
Experienced specialists carry out more than 500 surgical interventions per year. In 70-80% of cases the breast can be preserved, whilst observing both the medically necessary safety margin and the optimal cosmetic approach. However if complete removal of the breast is unavoidable, modern methods for breast reconstruction are offered, especially through the use of the patient’s own tissue (autografting).
University Hospital, Hamburg, Germany
Cancer research at University Hospital Hamburg
For general oncology visit the Hubertus Wald Oncology or Hubertus Wald Paediatric Oncology pages.
Physiotherapy starts the day after your surgery and facilitates speedy recovery. In addition to exercises and instructions regarding correct behaviour after surgery, the Breast Centre offers post-operative lymphatic drainage.
The Centre also offers other plastic surgeries such as breast augmentation, breast reduction and breast lifting.
Advanced ovarian cancer
Research focuses on the development and testing of new diagnostic and therapeutic procedures for breast and ovarian cancer. Comprehensive projects are concerned with metastasised tumour cells in the blood. It is supported by the European Union and awarded national and international prizes every year.
Centre of research
The Breast Centre is geared to national and international standards and as one of the best oncological centres in Germany it is supported by the German Cancer Society.
In breast cancer patients it is often sufficient to remove the sentinel lymph node. This is the first lymph node that filters the lymph fluid from around the tumour. If the doctors find that the sentinel lymph node is free from cancer cells, the underarm lymph nodes need not be removed. If removal becomes necessary, nerve-saving and vessel-preserving surgical techniques are used.
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All gynaecological surgery is offered, from minimally invasive to radical and at the highest medical level.
All subspecialties, such as gynaecological oncology, surgical and conservative gynaecology, uro-gynaecology and endocrinology, are represented.
Prof Fritz Jaenicke, UKE Hamburg Gynaecology
Breast Centre
Avoiding lymph node removal
Post-operative recovery
For chemotherapy and immunotherapy the Centre adheres strictly to the highest international standards. Patients with metastatic tumours receive customised treatment by the interdisciplinary team.
Chemotherapy and immunotherapy
Make an enquiry to Hubertus Wald Tumour Centre and the Centre will respond to you directly.
Make an enquiry to Hubertus Wald Tumour Centre and the Centre will respond to you directly.
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