If you have a lump, abnormal findings or any uncertainties, we are there for you at the Claraspital's double-certified breast centre - personally, competently and with everything under one roof. Please contact us, you will receive immediate feedback.
«There are only individual solutions for breast cancer. We find them together in our double-certified breast centre.»
The treatment of breast cancer has developed significantly in recent years and has become more specific, with a variety of different treatment options. The use of these options now offers patients a good chance of recovery.
People with breast cancer receive competent, rapid and sensitive assessment and treatment from an interdisciplinary team of proven specialists. Benign or unclear findings in the breast are also clarified and treated if necessary.
Personalised diagnosis, treatment and care
Diagnosis, treatment and care at the Claraspital Breast Centre are always tailored to the individual patient and discussed with her and her family. The first step is a careful assessment by means of a physical examination and imaging.
Breast cancer and benign breast diseases are diagnosed and treated at the Claraspital's double-certified breast centre in accordance with international standards, promptly and in constant dialogue with the patient.
Certifications
Breast centre
Certifications
Medical training centre
Our telephone hours are as follows:
Mon-Fri 08.00-17.00
Our telephone hours are as follows:
Mon-Fri 08.00-12.00, 13.30-17.00
Tumour board
An interdisciplinary tumour conference is held six times a week. All specialists - radiologists, pathologists, surgeons, medical oncologists and radiotherapists - are present at these meetings. The radiologists demonstrate the relevant X-ray findings, the pathologists comment on the tissue examinations and the surgeons, medical oncologists and radiation oncologists jointly discuss the treatment strategy, which in many cases includes surgical, radiotherapeutic and chemotherapeutic intervention.
General practitioners and attending physicians can also take part in the tumour board and contribute further aspects, including those relating to the patient's family situation and social environment. The clinical picture of each individual patient is discussed together and the therapy plan for the treatment is determined as a team. Registration is requested
