Nice little hospital. All doctors and nurses were very competent and helpful. The room standards and food are normal for a hospital. The surroundings are also nice. Due to the great medical care, definitely TOP in the region.
- Medical tourism
- Doctors
- Surgery
- Prof. Karl-Heinz Schultheis
Prof. Karl-Heinz Schultheis
St. Augusta Hospital / Germany
Experience: over 33 years
- General Surgery
About the doctor
Chief Physician of the Department of General, Visceral, Thoracic and Endocrine Surgery, St. Augusta Clinics. He received his specialization in surgery in 1985. In 1990, he was awarded the Karl-Heinz-Bauer Prize for his research in the field of tumour surgery. The same year he was appointed Professor of Surgery and Trauma Surgery at the University of Giessen. In 1992, he received a grant from the German Society for Surgery to study hepatobiliary pancreatic surgery at the University of Pittsburgh, the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, the Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, the Memorial Cancer Center in New York, and the National Cancer Institute in Washington. He went on to study vascular, visceral and thoracic surgery. In 2005, he received a Minimally Invasive Surgery from the German Society for Visceral Surgery. Before joining St. Augusta Hospital, he served as Chief Physician in the Department of General, Visceral, Thoracic and Endocrine Surgery at the Florence Nightingale Kaiserswerther Diakoni Clinic.
Membership in professional organizations:
- German Society for Surgery;
- Surgical Oncological Association (CAO);
- Working Group on the Liver-Gland Ductus Pancreaticus of the German Society of Surgery (founding member);
- Association for Minimally Invasive Surgery of the German Society of Surgery (founding member);
- German Society for Visceral Surgery (founding member);
- German Society for Thoracic Surgery (board member 2010/2011);
- German Cancer Society (board member-secretary);
- Association for Oncological Thoracic Surgery (AOT, 2011-2013);
- German Hernia Society.
Doctor’s speciality: visceral, thoracic and endocrine surgery.
