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Patients
Host Center of Excellence
Not only do we excel in surgery, but we also introduce you to care and support services available to you and your loved ones at our hospital to make living with your disease easier.

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We accompany you
In order to maintain an overview in our clinic, orientation is required. We have compiled the most important information for you about your stay - from preparation to your discharge.

I am carefully examined
now I am to be operated

The pancreas
Diagnostics
My operation
My stay
Postoperative

My EPC
not alone even in everyday life

My diet
My blood sugar
Self-help

The clinic overview

Here you can already get a first impression of our clinic before your stay

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Services
PANCREATIC CANCER
We will not leave you alone with this diagnosis:
The diagnosis of pancreatic cancer is a shock for those affected and their relatives.
Nothing is the way it was, life is suddenly completely out of joint.
Helpless and left alone, thoughts and feelings ride a roller coaster.
No one wants to experience something like that. We want to be there for you.

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Other services
other diseases of the pancreas
How we prevent, treat and rehabilitate.

Pancreatitis
IPMN and cysts
Precaution
Aftercare
Clinical studies

Driving research - we offer opportunities to participate in studies and benefit from new therapeutic concepts

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Innovation
ROBOTIC SURGERY
DA VINCI robot in action at the operating table:
In recent years, robot-assisted surgery with the daVinci® system has opened up new dimensions of operating for us and has now become a permanent fixture in our operating rooms.
The added value of surgery with the daVinci lies in the reduced strain on patients due to smaller incisions, as well as in the excellent overview of the operating field for the surgeons.

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ROBOTICS
The human controls - the machine supports
Robotics is an integral part of our treatment spectrum: surgical education and training, as well as research in this area, is therefore correspondingly important.

Research
Clinical studies
Training
Reform
HeiCuMIC

The Heidelberg Curriculum Minimally Invasive Surgery:
"Modern Surgery - Research, Technology, Innovation":

The Minimally Invasive Surgery Training Curriculum is offered to surgical residents and medical students in the clinical semesters.

Training options
- Robot
- Research
- Clinical studies
- Reform
- Training
- Robot
- Research
- Clinical studies
- Reform
- Training
- Robot
- Research
- Clinical studies
- Reform
- Training
- Robot
- Research
- Clinical studies
- Reform
- Training
- Robot
- Research
- Clinical studies
- Reform
- Training
- Robot
- Research
- Clinical studies
- Reform
- Training
- Robot
- Research
- Clinical studies
- Reform
- Training
- Robot
- Research
- Clinical studies
- Reform
- Training
Team
- Team overview
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+49 6221 56 7807
pankreas@med.uni-heidelberg.de
EPZ - Europäisches Pankreaszentrum Chirurgische Universitätsklinik, INF 420 69120 Heidelberg

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Self-help

Help through self-help

Self-help organization of patients after pancreas surgery

The self-help organization of patients after pancreas operations, the AdP (Arbeitskreis der Pankreatektomierten e. V.), helps with many disease-related or personal problems. Here, patients are active on their own in dealing with their postoperative problems. Contact points distributed throughout Germany offer the opportunity to establish contact with other affected persons, often close to home.

The AdP was founded in Heidelberg in 1976 by pancreas surgery patients and physicians under the motto "help through self-help". Patients affected at that time joined together as a result of previous pancreas operations. Through its many years of activity, the AdP gives affected patients the opportunity to gain more knowledge about the problems and their treatment before and after pancreas surgery. The AdP is primarily supported by the Scientific Advisory Board, in which physicians, psychotherapists, dieticians and social experts work together and contribute their knowledge and experience for the benefit of the patients.

Patients and their relatives receive further help through regular nationwide information meetings, where there is an opportunity to learn about all pancreatectomy issues, including coping with life, in presentations, discussions and individual consultations, and to exchange experiences with those of the same age.

Regional AdP contact points have been set up locally to provide support for those affected and to promote the personal exchange of experiences.

Self-help for the Heidelberg-Mannheim Metropolitan Region

Contact persons

Hans Berg - Regional Management
Giessener Str. 15
64646 Heppenheim
Tel.: +49 6252 796-890

Fax: +49 6252 796 891

E-Mail: adp.berg@web.de

Dates of the REGIONAL GROUPS

Working group of pancreatectomy patients

AdP e.V. - Pancreas patients

House of Cancer Self-Help
Thomas-Mann-Str. 40
53111 Bonn

Phone: +49 228 33889-251
or
Phone: +49 228 33889-252

Fax: +49 228 33889 253

E-mail:

www.adp-bonn.de

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