Professor Salatʹs Day Hospital of Hematology and Oncology

About the clinic

Professor Salatʹs Day Hospital of Hematology and Oncology in Munich specializes in treating diseases of the circulatory and lymphatic system. The hospital is part of a larger clinical Rechts der Isar association in Munich and actively collaborates with this hospital , using advantages of modern technical base of Rechts der Isar.

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Professor Salatʹs Day Hospital of Hematology and Oncology: more details about the clinic

Germany, Munich

Professor and founder of the Clinic of Hematology and Oncology Christoph Salat. Since 2007 the hospital is certified according to DIN EN ISO: 2000.

Experienced doctors of Professor Salatʹs Day Hospital of Hematology and Oncology treat such diseases:

Acute and chronic leukemia (blood cancer);
Lymphoma;
Plasmacytoma;
Bronchial carcinoma (lung cancer);
Swelling of the testicles;
Melanoma (skin cancer);
Tumors in the head and neck;
Tumors of the digestive tract.

The hospital is equipped with modern equipment for diagnostics, specialists clinic hematology and oncology professor salad uses modern methods of treatment of cancer. Among them:

cytological methods;
Methods Cytochemistry;
Immunological methods;
Molecular biological research methods (mutation analysis) of blood.

Skilled doctors of hospital help you diagnose a serious illness at an early stage, as well as proper treatment ensures a high percentage of recovery.

The main goal of the clinic is an approach to strictly individual program for each patient. Individual approach allows most accurately understand the problem and establish the best ways of solving it.

The hospital used traditional chemotherapy and stem cell transplantation. Individually doctor choose a multimodal therapy combining radiochemotherapy, adjuvant and neoadjuvant therapy. And also radioimmunotherapy is developed in cooperation with the Clinic of Nuclear Medicine. University Clinic of Hematology and Oncology, has the most experience of using this method, which means that you will get in good hands!

At the hospital you can undergo out-patient treatment, living in a comfortable hotel by at your discretion. As well as inpatient treatment can take place in the Center for the treatment of tumors which is located nearby. The friendly staff of hospital provide psychological help for patients if they need.

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Patient reviews

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5 Google reviews

Wagner E.

I am being treated by Dr.Schreiber.She is a nice, empathetic, objective doctor.Always takes her time and makes a good, objective impression.Is very good in terms of advice and diagnosis.I feel like I am taken seriously and in good hands. .

Sonja So

I was with Dr. Volume, after 2 unsuccessful chemotherapy + antibodies, I am a palliative patient with cachexia and severe symptoms, as there was massive progression of the cancer during these therapies. This is dismissed with 'can happen' and 'is always individual' and the therapy recommendation is: another antibody whose side effects are treated with daily antibiotics (mind you, I have colon cancer and my intestinal microbiome has already been completely destroyed by the chemotherapy) and further (so far unsuccessful) chemotherapy!! The outcome is uncertain because 'it is always individual'. How should I still cope with the side effects? Shrugging. Alternatives: none. In the end, blood was taken, only when asked from the port, because that can Probably not everyone there, and the person who did it probably had little experience. She simply didn't disinfect anything!! I did that myself before she gave me germs via port. And finally, with an incredible arrogance, the young receptionist tried to refuse me the prescription for medical trips with the argument that only patients who were undergoing chemotherapy could get it. I had approval from the health insurance company and I still had to argue about it for 30 minutes! I mean, I'm visibly very weak, I'm on palliative care, I have care level 5 and I'm dependent on these trips and they say, no, we won't issue that! They are obliged to do this and in my situation I have a legal right to it! She wasn't interested. I paid €70 for a one-way trip there (which was completely free)! I arrived home exhausted and very frustrated. This practice is also a purely for-profit practice that makes a lot of money from chemotherapy sales. You can't expect more than that. I can only advise against it.

Martina Jundt

An inhumane chemotherapy factory. 18 chemotherapy beds, like those in an open-plan office. Symptoms weren't taken seriously, and the doctor was only seen once between November and January, despite reports of severe pain—although chemotherapy was still administered. Occupancy there takes precedence over patient welfare: "The time slot must be adhered to." This practice is ethically unacceptable.

R R

Refers to the practice and the attending physician, Dr. Band. A practice that still discriminates against unvaccinated people and only requires them to present a negative test at the appointment does not deserve a recommendation. A year ago, the statement was already that I HAD to get vaccinated. The actual follow-up care for the cancer diagnosis received little attention, so I prefer to forgo further support. Addendum dated July 12, 2023: Even today, the practice's managers are still writing in the "News" section that they are requiring 3G (vaccinated, tested, or tested negative) due to COVID-19. Anyone who still considers this normal in July 2023 will probably need a psychotherapist in addition to an oncologist.