Welcome to our outpatient surgery area. Outpatient surgery offers you numerous advantages, including faster recovery at home, early mobilisation and a lower risk of infection.
Our spectrum covers many specialist areas. Our daily work is characterised by our high standards of the greatest possible patient safety, science-based medical treatment quality and personal attention.
We have a total of four state-of-the-art, air-conditioned operating rooms, three preparation rooms, an air-conditioned recovery room and a separate waiting area in the outpatient operating area.
VR goggles help to reduce anxiety before operations, distract patients with relaxation and support them in preparing for the procedure.
We also offer patients who are travelling a long way to the clinic overnight accommodation directly opposite.
During the specialist consultation hours, your attending doctor will inform you in detail about the planned outpatient procedure - including the procedure, anaesthetic procedure and aftercare.
Please note:
Checklists have long been used in aviation to increase safety in the air. As in the cockpit, checklists are now also used in operating rooms to increase patient safety.
Patient wristbands are used for error-free and safe identification of our patients.
Patients are given their own lockable and transportable locker on the day of the operation.
Surgeons, anaesthetists, surgical assistants, nursing staff and medical assistants work closely together in the area of outpatient surgery. This interprofessional collaboration ensures that all procedures are carried out with the utmost care and in accordance with current medical guidelines.
You will find our outpatient operating area in building A3. You can use our interactive indoor navigation system to navigate directly to the registration desk. Your accompanying person can also collect you from this area after the outpatient procedure.