Gynecology and Obstetrics

The preventive examination includes a gynecological visit during which a PAP test or HPV test is performed for the early detection of cervical changes and the identification of the Human Papilloma Virus. Colposcopy is routinely performed. Videocolposcopy allows the patient to visualize changes in the genital area for better understanding. Breast examination serves for the early detection of breast cancer and is always performed.

The dysplasia consultation clarifies abnormal smear results. A biopsy or the removal of abnormal tissue changes can be performed in local anesthesia through minimally invasive tissue sampling.

Vaginal and abdominal ultrasound examination provides a detailed visualization of the internal and external female genital organs. If necessary, a breast ultrasound is performed.

Senology includes examinations for the early detection of breast cancer, including breast examinations and breast ultrasound. In the case of complaints, breast cysts are treated by puncture.

Contraception includes information and counseling on various contraceptive methods such as oral contraceptive (pill), patch, vaginal ring, copper intrauterine device (IUD), hormonal intrauterine device, and hormonal implants.

Pregnancy examinations include regular ultrasound examinations, prenatal diagnostics, non-invasive blood tests for genetic diseases and defects, as well as laboratory tests for comprehensive care during pregnancy. To reduce the risk of premature birth, the cervix length is measured with ultrasound at each examination.

Ultrasound includes various examinations for monitoring pregnancy, such as measuring the nuchal fold (....), first-trimester screening, malformation diagnostics, organ screening, and Doppler ultrasound for comprehensive care during pregnancy. Naturally, the patient can be accompanied during the examination.