Internal medicine Switzerland

INTERNAL MEDICINE

 
Modern methods of treatment of internal diseases are as diverse as the areas of this specialty of medicine. It is impossible to list the range of resources available to treat diseases of internal organs. However, the progress in treatment of endocrine diseases is worth a special mention.

Internal Medicine is a specialty of medicine studying the causes, development and conditions affecting the internal organs of the body.

Modern life with its related stresses, poor eating habits, and environmental changes has a negative impact on our bodies, especially vulnerable are the gastrointestinal tract, endocrine and cardiovascular systems.

The problems related to abnormalities in the functioning of the internal organs are as numerous as the fields of this specialty of medicine:

• Gastroenterology – diseases of the gastrointestinal tract
• Pulmonology – lung disease
• Hepatology – liver disease
• Nephrology – kidney disease
• Cardiology – diseases of the cardiovascular system
• Haematology – blood diseases and the diseases of blood-forming organs
• Rheumatology – connective tissue disease
• Infectious diseases – diseases caused by pathogens
• Endocrinology – endocrine diseases
• Geriatrics – treatment of elderly patients

In Switzerland particular attention is paid to the prevention of diseases caused by poor modern lifestyles. Swiss doctors use the latest high-tech methods of patient examination, making it possible to establish an accurate diagnosis at an early stage, thus preventing any further spread of disease of the internal organs and ensuring effective treatment.

Modern methods of treatment of internal diseases are as diverse as the areas of this specialty of medicine. It is impossible to list the range of resources available to treat diseases of internal organs. However, the progress in treatment of endocrine diseases is worth a special mention.Endocrinology is one of the leading specialties in Swiss healthcare.

A distinctive feature of the Swiss approach in the treatment of endocrine abnormalities is the limitation of hormonal drugs doses prescribed. Swiss endocrinologists are known for their careful selection of drugs for each individual case.

The range of services offered by Swiss clinics in the area of internal medicine is constantly evolving due to new methods of diagnosis and treatment.

INTERNAL MEDICINE

 
Modern methods of treatment of internal diseases are as diverse as the areas of this specialty of medicine. It is impossible to list the range of resources available to treat diseases of internal organs. However, the progress in treatment of endocrine diseases is worth a special mention.

Internal Medicine is a specialty of medicine studying the causes, development and conditions affecting the internal organs of the body.

Modern life with its related stresses, poor eating habits, and environmental changes has a negative impact on our bodies, especially vulnerable are the gastrointestinal tract, endocrine and cardiovascular systems.

The problems related to abnormalities in the functioning of the internal organs are as numerous as the fields of this specialty of medicine:

• Gastroenterology – diseases of the gastrointestinal tract
• Pulmonology – lung disease
• Hepatology – liver disease
• Nephrology – kidney disease
• Cardiology – diseases of the cardiovascular system
• Haematology – blood diseases and the diseases of blood-forming organs
• Rheumatology – connective tissue disease
• Infectious diseases – diseases caused by pathogens
• Endocrinology – endocrine diseases
• Geriatrics – treatment of elderly patients

In Switzerland particular attention is paid to the prevention of diseases caused by poor modern lifestyles. Swiss doctors use the latest high-tech methods of patient examination, making it possible to establish an accurate diagnosis at an early stage, thus preventing any further spread of disease of the internal organs and ensuring effective treatment.

Modern methods of treatment of internal diseases are as diverse as the areas of this specialty of medicine. It is impossible to list the range of resources available to treat diseases of internal organs. However, the progress in treatment of endocrine diseases is worth a special mention.Endocrinology is one of the leading specialties in Swiss healthcare.

A distinctive feature of the Swiss approach in the treatment of endocrine abnormalities is the limitation of hormonal drugs doses prescribed. Swiss endocrinologists are known for their careful selection of drugs for each individual case.

The range of services offered by Swiss clinics in the area of internal medicine is constantly evolving due to new methods of diagnosis and treatment.

DENTISTRY

 
Current achievements in Swiss dentistry have created excellent results both in aesthetic medicine and prosthetics. In Swiss dental clinics you are assured excellent hygiene, sterile environments and equipment and the very best in treatment execution.

Dentistry is the branch of medicine that is involved in the study, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of deseases, disorders and conditions of the oral cavity and maxillofacial area.

Uniform, white teeth are not only an indicator of good health but they also make an attractive smile and frequently it is our smile that makes the difference in life!

In the modern world of dentistry we can create and maintain a beautiful smile, healthy teeth and gums thanks to our state-of-the-art equipment.

At Swiss clinics we utilise the most advanced methods of diagnosis:

• Digital radiography, which creates panoramic pictures. With this method, a doctor can accurately diagnose an altered periodontium, and “have a look” inside the tooth. In addition 3D computed tomography allows medical teams to reconstruct the volumetric structure of the maxillofacial area.
• Electric pulp testing – a method based on determining the sensitivity of receptors in the dental pulp through stimulation by a weak electric shock. This method is mainly used in the diagnosis of periodontitis and neuritis.

The most advanced areas of dentistry are:

• Prosthetics
• Implantology
• Reconstructive surgery
• General paradontology
• Cosmetic paradontology
• Aesthetic restoration
• Orthodontics for Children and Adolescents
• Orthodontics for adults

Current accomplishments in Swiss dentistry allow us to excel in all areas of treatment from prosthetics to aesthetic surgery of the mouth.

Dental specialists in Switzerland have successfully utilised new methods of treatment for deseases of the oral cavity, maxillofacial area and the border areas of the face and neck. Effective prosthetics and modern materials are constantly being developed thanks to the latest medical technologies.

Thanks to new methods of diagnosis and treatments, the range of services offered by Swiss dental clinics is continuously expanding.

DENTISTRY

 
Current achievements in Swiss dentistry have created excellent results both in aesthetic medicine and prosthetics. In Swiss dental clinics you are assured excellent hygiene, sterile environments and equipment and the very best in treatment execution.

Dentistry is the branch of medicine that is involved in the study, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of deseases, disorders and conditions of the oral cavity and maxillofacial area.

Uniform, white teeth are not only an indicator of good health but they also make an attractive smile and frequently it is our smile that makes the difference in life!

In the modern world of dentistry we can create and maintain a beautiful smile, healthy teeth and gums thanks to our state-of-the-art equipment.

At Swiss clinics we utilise the most advanced methods of diagnosis:

• Digital radiography, which creates panoramic pictures. With this method, a doctor can accurately diagnose an altered periodontium, and “have a look” inside the tooth. In addition 3D computed tomography allows medical teams to reconstruct the volumetric structure of the maxillofacial area.
• Electric pulp testing – a method based on determining the sensitivity of receptors in the dental pulp through stimulation by a weak electric shock. This method is mainly used in the diagnosis of periodontitis and neuritis.

The most advanced areas of dentistry are:

• Prosthetics
• Implantology
• Reconstructive surgery
• General paradontology
• Cosmetic paradontology
• Aesthetic restoration
• Orthodontics for Children and Adolescents
• Orthodontics for adults

Current accomplishments in Swiss dentistry allow us to excel in all areas of treatment from prosthetics to aesthetic surgery of the mouth.

Dental specialists in Switzerland have successfully utilised new methods of treatment for deseases of the oral cavity, maxillofacial area and the border areas of the face and neck. Effective prosthetics and modern materials are constantly being developed thanks to the latest medical technologies.

Thanks to new methods of diagnosis and treatments, the range of services offered by Swiss dental clinics is continuously expanding.

CARDIOLOGY AND CARDIAC SURGERY

 
Cardiology and cardiac surgery are highly developed in Switzerland and Swiss cardiology clinics have a worldwide reputation for excellence in the diagnosis, investigation and treatment of patients with all forms of heart disease. Extremely complex operations can be taken on due to the availability of the most up to date equipment and highly skilled medical teams.

Cardiology and Cardiovascular Surgery

Cardiology is a specialty of Internal Medicine, studying the structure and functioning of the cardiovascular system, and cardiovascular diseases. Heart surgery is a surgery specialty devoted to the removal of pathologies of the cardiovascular system.

Cardiovascular diseases are the main cause of disability and premature death among residents of economically developed countries. Today, the part of these diseases in the structure of mortality is of 40-60%, with continued increase among people who are more and more young, making cardiovascular diseases one of the most important medical and social health problems.

Treatment of cardiovascular diseases in Swiss clinics implies first of all accurate cardiac diagnosis, use of modern methods of treatment and latest medical and technical base, followed by an individual program of cardiac rehabilitation.

The arsenal of Swiss clinics has the most advanced methods of diagnosis:

• Medical ultrasonography – it is not only a traditional echocardiography, but also a three-dimensional cardiography and triple rule-out angiography
• X-ray techniques – are foremost a coronary angiography as a type of angiography, which requires minimal access to the femoral artery. In addition, there is currently an alternative to coronary angiography – a three-dimensional CT (computed tomography).

Cardiology and cardiac surgery are traditionally highly developed in Switzerland and Swiss cardiology clinics are worldwide known. They are equipped with the most modern medical utensils and can run operations of any complexity.

The most popular modern methods of treatment in cardiac surgery are:

• Angioplasty and stenting – currently the most efficient methods of treatment for ischemic heart diseases, as well as surgical treatment of cardiac arrhythmias.
• Coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) – the imposition of bypass shunt between the aorta and coronary arteries of the heart.
  Atherectomy.
• Balloon angioplasty and stent implantation in a narrowed or blocked coronary blood vessels, carotid and renal arteries, vessels of the arms, pelvis and legs.
• Valvuloplasty.
• Chemical septal ablation (surgery during which part of pathologically altered tissue is burned (evaporated) with a laser, an electric tool or a chemical element or removed by mechanical means.
• Catheter treatment of cardiac arrhythmias (radiofrequency ablation), treatment of atrial fibrillation and flutter.
• Implantation of cardiac pacemakers.
• Cardiac resynchronisation therapy with special pacemakers for heart failure.
• Implantation of automatic cardioverter / defibrillator for life-threatening arrhythmias.
• Atrial fibrillation.

Thanks to new techniques in anesthesia and recovery, it is now possible to reduce the duration of cardiac operations. If before heart surgery automatically required to stop the heart, currently, newly developed methods allow to avoid this. This not only significantly reduces the risk, but is also an important psychological factor when taking the decision to consent to surgery.

The range of services offered by Swiss clinics in the field of cardiology is constantly growing due to new methods of diagnosis and treatment.

CARDIOLOGY AND CARDIAC SURGERY

 
Cardiology and cardiac surgery are highly developed in Switzerland and Swiss cardiology clinics have a worldwide reputation for excellence in the diagnosis, investigation and treatment of patients with all forms of heart disease. Extremely complex operations can be taken on due to the availability of the most up to date equipment and highly skilled medical teams.

Cardiology and Cardiovascular Surgery

Cardiology is a specialty of Internal Medicine, studying the structure and functioning of the cardiovascular system, and cardiovascular diseases. Heart surgery is a surgery specialty devoted to the removal of pathologies of the cardiovascular system.

Cardiovascular diseases are the main cause of disability and premature death among residents of economically developed countries. Today, the part of these diseases in the structure of mortality is of 40-60%, with continued increase among people who are more and more young, making cardiovascular diseases one of the most important medical and social health problems.

Treatment of cardiovascular diseases in Swiss clinics implies first of all accurate cardiac diagnosis, use of modern methods of treatment and latest medical and technical base, followed by an individual program of cardiac rehabilitation.

The arsenal of Swiss clinics has the most advanced methods of diagnosis:

• Medical ultrasonography – it is not only a traditional echocardiography, but also a three-dimensional cardiography and triple rule-out angiography
• X-ray techniques – are foremost a coronary angiography as a type of angiography, which requires minimal access to the femoral artery. In addition, there is currently an alternative to coronary angiography – a three-dimensional CT (computed tomography).

Cardiology and cardiac surgery are traditionally highly developed in Switzerland and Swiss cardiology clinics are worldwide known. They are equipped with the most modern medical utensils and can run operations of any complexity.

The most popular modern methods of treatment in cardiac surgery are:

• Angioplasty and stenting – currently the most efficient methods of treatment for ischemic heart diseases, as well as surgical treatment of cardiac arrhythmias.
• Coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) – the imposition of bypass shunt between the aorta and coronary arteries of the heart.
  Atherectomy.
• Balloon angioplasty and stent implantation in a narrowed or blocked coronary blood vessels, carotid and renal arteries, vessels of the arms, pelvis and legs.
• Valvuloplasty.
• Chemical septal ablation (surgery during which part of pathologically altered tissue is burned (evaporated) with a laser, an electric tool or a chemical element or removed by mechanical means.
• Catheter treatment of cardiac arrhythmias (radiofrequency ablation), treatment of atrial fibrillation and flutter.
• Implantation of cardiac pacemakers.
• Cardiac resynchronisation therapy with special pacemakers for heart failure.
• Implantation of automatic cardioverter / defibrillator for life-threatening arrhythmias.
• Atrial fibrillation.

Thanks to new techniques in anesthesia and recovery, it is now possible to reduce the duration of cardiac operations. If before heart surgery automatically required to stop the heart, currently, newly developed methods allow to avoid this. This not only significantly reduces the risk, but is also an important psychological factor when taking the decision to consent to surgery.

The range of services offered by Swiss clinics in the field of cardiology is constantly growing due to new methods of diagnosis and treatment.

PLASTIC SURGERY

 
In recent years, plastic surgery has evolved from an elitist medical service to a relatively affordable way to correct physical appearance and bring it closer to a desired ideal.
Plastic Surgery is a medical speciality concerned with repair, restoration, or improvement of lost, injured, defective, or misshapen body parts.

There has been a huge increase in interest over plastic surgery. But for many the question of whether they think they will eventually seek the services of a plastic surgeon is less relevant than the question about the clinic in which they plan to have the surgery.

Swiss plastic surgery is considered to be one of the best in the world. Plastic surgeries are performed in accordance with all internationally recognised safety standards, using high-tech equipment and state-of-the-art materials.

In recent years, plastic surgery has evolved from an elitist medical service to a relatively affordable way to correct physical appearance and bring it closer to a desired ideal. Modern technologies used in plastic surgery allow surgery to be performed almost painlessly, quickly and to minimise the period of rehabilitation.

Plastic surgery can be divided into two main areas – reconstructive surgery and aesthetic surgery:

• Reconstructive plastic surgery is recommended for people who have suffered injuries resulting from trauma or diseases or for those with congenital malformations. Using surgical techniques it can be possible to address a deformed appearance, and to correct or improve some deficiency or abnormality in the function of the body part in question. A successful reconstructive operation often helps to restore self-confidence and significantly improves the quality of life.
• Aesthetic plastic surgery is performed to improve the physical appearance of a patient. Such operations prolong youthful appearances, impart the feeling of beauty and provide a certain individuality. Aesthetic plastic surgery often alleviates emotional stress and removes a feeling of self-consciousness.

The most common plastic surgeries are:

• Mammoplasty : Breasts surgery (mammoplasty) – an operation performed to increase or reduce the size of the breasts. It is used to change the volume and improve the shape of the breasts while preserving the possibility of breastfeeding, to restore the volume of the breast after pregnancy or sudden weight loss, to eliminate the size difference between two mammary glands, and as a recovery process following the removal of a breast tumor.
• Rhinoplasty : Nose surgery (rhinoplasty) – one of the most difficult specialties of plastic surgery – used to change the external contours of the nose through smoothing, removal or moving of the bones and cartilage forming its base. With rhinoplasty it is possible not only to change the shape of the nose, but also to correct congenital defects and breathing problems.
• Otoplasty : Correction of the ears (otoplasty) – plastic surgery used in the case of protruding ears, when the pavilions of the ears are too large or uneven, or in case of deformed ears.
• Rhytidectomy : Facelift and necklift (rhytidectomy) is a procedure aimed at the removal of sagging cheeks, the reduction of strongly marked nasolabial folds and restoration of the contour of the neck and the chin area.
• Blepharoplasty : Eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) – a surgical procedure aimed at the removal of excess skin and fat herniation from the upper and lower eyelids. The operation is performed in cases where lid has severely stretched resulting in sagging skin.
• Cheiloplasty : Plastic surgery of the lips (cheiloplasty) – is performed to increase the volume and improve the shape of lips. Through cheiloplasty it is possible to reduce or increase the size of lips, to change their shape, to remove wrinkles and to plump the lips, as well as to correct congenital defects and problems with facial expressions.
• Abdominoplasty : Tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) – is a way of correcting the silhouette – when it becomes necessary – in the case of a muscle weakening and distention of the abdominal skin, e.g. due to pregnancy or to a rapid weight loss.
• Liposuction : Removal of fat (liposuction) – a method of vacuum removal of local accumulations of adipose tissue. Liposuction is recommended for people who have excess fat in certain areas of the body, while having a normal weight, correct body shape and elastic skin.
• Hair transplant : Hair transplant – a unique method of solving the problem of hair loss or restoring lost hair – it is an excellent alternative to wigs. The procedure does not require hospitalization and is easily tolerated.

Traditionally it has been women who constitute the main clientele of plastic surgeons; however, men are increasingly beginning to resort to surgery. Gradually men prejudice to plastic surgery is weakening as men no longer regard maintaining attractiveness to the sole preserve of women. It appears that men are beginning to understand that success, especially in business, often depends on a certain amount of physical attractiveness. And those who have succeeded in life want to stay young and full of life!

With the very best treatments from Swiss experts, you can be assured of the highest quality results.

PLASTIC SURGERY

 
In recent years, plastic surgery has evolved from an elitist medical service to a relatively affordable way to correct physical appearance and bring it closer to a desired ideal.
Plastic Surgery is a medical speciality concerned with repair, restoration, or improvement of lost, injured, defective, or misshapen body parts.

There has been a huge increase in interest over plastic surgery. But for many the question of whether they think they will eventually seek the services of a plastic surgeon is less relevant than the question about the clinic in which they plan to have the surgery.

Swiss plastic surgery is considered to be one of the best in the world. Plastic surgeries are performed in accordance with all internationally recognised safety standards, using high-tech equipment and state-of-the-art materials.

In recent years, plastic surgery has evolved from an elitist medical service to a relatively affordable way to correct physical appearance and bring it closer to a desired ideal. Modern technologies used in plastic surgery allow surgery to be performed almost painlessly, quickly and to minimise the period of rehabilitation.

Plastic surgery can be divided into two main areas – reconstructive surgery and aesthetic surgery:

• Reconstructive plastic surgery is recommended for people who have suffered injuries resulting from trauma or diseases or for those with congenital malformations. Using surgical techniques it can be possible to address a deformed appearance, and to correct or improve some deficiency or abnormality in the function of the body part in question. A successful reconstructive operation often helps to restore self-confidence and significantly improves the quality of life.
• Aesthetic plastic surgery is performed to improve the physical appearance of a patient. Such operations prolong youthful appearances, impart the feeling of beauty and provide a certain individuality. Aesthetic plastic surgery often alleviates emotional stress and removes a feeling of self-consciousness.

The most common plastic surgeries are:

• Mammoplasty : Breasts surgery (mammoplasty) – an operation performed to increase or reduce the size of the breasts. It is used to change the volume and improve the shape of the breasts while preserving the possibility of breastfeeding, to restore the volume of the breast after pregnancy or sudden weight loss, to eliminate the size difference between two mammary glands, and as a recovery process following the removal of a breast tumor.
• Rhinoplasty : Nose surgery (rhinoplasty) – one of the most difficult specialties of plastic surgery – used to change the external contours of the nose through smoothing, removal or moving of the bones and cartilage forming its base. With rhinoplasty it is possible not only to change the shape of the nose, but also to correct congenital defects and breathing problems.
• Otoplasty : Correction of the ears (otoplasty) – plastic surgery used in the case of protruding ears, when the pavilions of the ears are too large or uneven, or in case of deformed ears.
• Rhytidectomy : Facelift and necklift (rhytidectomy) is a procedure aimed at the removal of sagging cheeks, the reduction of strongly marked nasolabial folds and restoration of the contour of the neck and the chin area.
• Blepharoplasty : Eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) – a surgical procedure aimed at the removal of excess skin and fat herniation from the upper and lower eyelids. The operation is performed in cases where lid has severely stretched resulting in sagging skin.
• Cheiloplasty : Plastic surgery of the lips (cheiloplasty) – is performed to increase the volume and improve the shape of lips. Through cheiloplasty it is possible to reduce or increase the size of lips, to change their shape, to remove wrinkles and to plump the lips, as well as to correct congenital defects and problems with facial expressions.
• Abdominoplasty : Tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) – is a way of correcting the silhouette – when it becomes necessary – in the case of a muscle weakening and distention of the abdominal skin, e.g. due to pregnancy or to a rapid weight loss.
• Liposuction : Removal of fat (liposuction) – a method of vacuum removal of local accumulations of adipose tissue. Liposuction is recommended for people who have excess fat in certain areas of the body, while having a normal weight, correct body shape and elastic skin.
• Hair transplant : Hair transplant – a unique method of solving the problem of hair loss or restoring lost hair – it is an excellent alternative to wigs. The procedure does not require hospitalization and is easily tolerated.

Traditionally it has been women who constitute the main clientele of plastic surgeons; however, men are increasingly beginning to resort to surgery. Gradually men prejudice to plastic surgery is weakening as men no longer regard maintaining attractiveness to the sole preserve of women. It appears that men are beginning to understand that success, especially in business, often depends on a certain amount of physical attractiveness. And those who have succeeded in life want to stay young and full of life!

With the very best treatments from Swiss experts, you can be assured of the highest quality results.

ORTHOPEDICS

 
Swiss orthopedics attracts patients from across the globe thanks to the comprehensive range of treatments on offer. As a provider of specialist services and treatments coupled with the latest technological developments in this area and full postoperative rehabilitation, Swiss clinics is an excellent choice for orthopedic care.

Orthopedic surgery (orthopedics) is the branch of surgery concerned with conditions involving the musculoskeletal system (bones, joints, muscles, tendons, peripheral nerves). Orthopedic surgeons use both surgical and non surgical means to treat musculoskeletal trauma, sports injuries, degenerative diseases, infections, tumors, and congenital disorders.

In today’s world, where time has increasingly become a luxury, there has been a huge increase in the number of people with disorders of the musculoskeletal system. Conditions and cases that previously resulted in disability are now restorative thanks modern equipment, diagnosis and treatments.

Swiss orthopedics attracts patients from across the globe thanks to the comprehensive range of treatments on offer. As a provider of specialist services and treatments coupled with the latest technological developments in this area and full postoperative rehabilitation, Swiss clinics is an excellent choice for orthopedic care.

Swiss clinics have the most advanced methods of diagnosis:

• Imaging technologies (ultrasound, X-rays, PET, CT and MRI)
• Histological markers
• Biochemical and immunological markers

Switzerland has successfully created new methods of musculoskeletal disease treatment and developed an effective means of prosthetics and endoprosthesis replacement. Modern synthetic materials designed using the latest technologies are used for the replacement of damaged tendons, ligaments and joint capsules.

Swiss orthopedic clinics focus on the preservation of the injured organ and its full recovery. Operations are carried out using minimally invasive surgery (Endoscopic Surgery) and the latest equipment, allowing the patient to return to an active lifestyle as quickly as possible.

ORTHOPEDICS

 
Swiss orthopedics attracts patients from across the globe thanks to the comprehensive range of treatments on offer. As a provider of specialist services and treatments coupled with the latest technological developments in this area and full postoperative rehabilitation, Swiss clinics is an excellent choice for orthopedic care.

Orthopedic surgery (orthopedics) is the branch of surgery concerned with conditions involving the musculoskeletal system (bones, joints, muscles, tendons, peripheral nerves). Orthopedic surgeons use both surgical and non surgical means to treat musculoskeletal trauma, sports injuries, degenerative diseases, infections, tumors, and congenital disorders.

In today’s world, where time has increasingly become a luxury, there has been a huge increase in the number of people with disorders of the musculoskeletal system. Conditions and cases that previously resulted in disability are now restorative thanks modern equipment, diagnosis and treatments.

Swiss orthopedics attracts patients from across the globe thanks to the comprehensive range of treatments on offer. As a provider of specialist services and treatments coupled with the latest technological developments in this area and full postoperative rehabilitation, Swiss clinics is an excellent choice for orthopedic care.

Swiss clinics have the most advanced methods of diagnosis:

• Imaging technologies (ultrasound, X-rays, PET, CT and MRI)
• Histological markers
• Biochemical and immunological markers

Switzerland has successfully created new methods of musculoskeletal disease treatment and developed an effective means of prosthetics and endoprosthesis replacement. Modern synthetic materials designed using the latest technologies are used for the replacement of damaged tendons, ligaments and joint capsules.

Swiss orthopedic clinics focus on the preservation of the injured organ and its full recovery. Operations are carried out using minimally invasive surgery (Endoscopic Surgery) and the latest equipment, allowing the patient to return to an active lifestyle as quickly as possible.