Our departments

Emergency and intensive care medicine is a specialised branch of medicine that deals with the immediate treatment and monitoring of life-threatening, ill or injured patients. It includes initial treatment in emergencies (poisoning, trauma, obstetric emergencies), stabilisation of patients, emergency diagnostics as well as intensive care for patients with serious illnesses or after major surgical procedures. Including the creation of targeted treatment plans. Emergency and intensive care medicine requires fast and precise action as well as comprehensive expertise in pathophysiology, pharmacology and monitoring techniques. The aim is the optimal stabilisation and recovery of critically ill patients.

Internal medicine is a very diverse field. Our internal medicine specialists study the patients' preliminary report in detail and carry out a general clinical examination. Further diagnostics, such as blood tests, imaging procedures or endoscopy, can confirm suspected diagnoses and find suitable treatment. The team has all the necessary equipment at its disposal so that the desired results can be achieved as quickly as possible.

Heart diseases are detected by a cardiological assessment, e.g. echocardiography, blood pressure measurement or an ECG. Our specialised cardiologist then draws up an individual therapy plan.

Neurology diagnoses and treats diseases of the brain, spinal cord and nerves. If these structures become diseased, this manifests itself, for example, in the form of seizure disorders (epilepsy), balance disorders or paralysis (e.g. due to a slipped disc). Our neurology department also treats tumours, inflammations or infections of the brain or spinal cord. Animals with paralysis and non-orthopaedic lameness, but also with behavioural changes, seizures and reduced sensory perception, such as loss of hearing or vision, are cases for neurological examination. Our specialised doctors perform examinations such as imaging diagnostics, cerebrospinal fluid puncture and its microscopic examination, as well as electrodiagnostics to find the cause of a disease.