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Anaesthesia
The anaesthesiologist provides pain control, anaesthesia, artificial sleep, as well as protection and stabilization of the body's vital functions during surgery, childbirth or during a particular examination.
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Aftercare childbirth
After childbirth, you are closely monitored to ensure a good recovery. You will be assisted in caring for yourself and your baby.
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Nursing wards
Our departments and nursing wards each have their own specialization and consist of permanent teams of expert nurses and healthcare professionals. They are divided into five clusters: women & child, critical services, surgical services, internal services and medical-technical services. The head nurse is the central point of contact in the department or ward who manages the team and can answer any questions about the functioning of the department.
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Radiology
Our radiology department is responsible for imaging of the body: radiologists search for the nature and location of a disease, injury or disorder by means of rays or waves. The most commonly used rays are X-rays (X-rays, CT scan), but nowadays sound waves (ultrasound) and magnetic fields (NMR scan) are also increasingly used. A multidisciplinary team is here for you with radiologists, nurses, technologists, secretary and a logistics employee.
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Nuclear medicine
Nuclear medicine uses radioactivity as a means of diagnosis or treatment.