CT (computer tomography) in Confraternitaet & Goldenes Kreuz Private Clinic
About the clinic
Computer tomography (CT) at Confraternitaet & Goldenes Kreuz Private Clinic in Vienna, Austria, provides detailed imaging of internal structures from head to toe. The clinic uses a 32-slice CT scanner to detect bone fractures, tumors, blood clots, and signs of heart disease. This facility holds EFQM validation, which confirms its diagnostic processes meet recognized European management standards.
Diagnostic capabilities and equipment
The radiology department uses a 32-slice CT scanner for both standard and specialized examinations. The equipment allows specialists to perform diverse screenings, including:
- Full-body scanning. Checks all standard areas from the head to the feet.
- Cardiac CT. Visualizes the heart chambers and surrounding blood vessels.
- Angiography. Examines blood flow and identifies blockages in the arteries.
- Virtual colonoscopy. Provides a gentle alternative for inspecting the colon without invasive tubes.
- Dental CT. Creates high-resolution images of the jaw and teeth for dental planning.
- Surgical planning. Generates precise maps for surgeons before complex operations.
Specialized CT applications
The clinic performs CT-guided infiltrations for patients with chronic pain. This method uses real-time imaging to guide needles for nerve root blocks and facet joint blocks. This precision helps deliver medication exactly where it is needed near the spine. These procedures are available for both outpatients and those staying in the hospital.
Expert results and reviews
Staff radiologists interpret all scans and document their findings. If a result is uncertain or shows a complex pathology, a second radiologist reviews the images. This dual-reading approach adds an extra layer of verification for the final report. The clinic accepts patients through private payment and various insurance providers. You can request a consultation for a CT scan at this Vienna facility through Bookimed.
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Treatments prices in the clinic
| treatment | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Chemotherapy | $985 |
Clinic Doctors
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Confraternitaet & Goldenes Kreuz Private Clinic: more details about the clinic
Confraternität & Goldenes Kreuz is a private hospital in Vienna formed in 2026 from two long-standing hospitals: the Confraternität, Vienna's oldest private hospital, whose origins go back to 1729, and the Goldenes Kreuz, home to the largest private maternity department in Austria. Both now operate on a single campus close to the Vienna General Hospital, with a shared new building nearby due to open at the end of 2028. The hospital has around 120 beds, cares for roughly 9,000 inpatients a year, and works with a network of about 350 affiliated specialists, many of them university professors. It belongs to the Mavie Med group, part of the UNIQA insurance group.
Cancer Care
The hospital's certified Breast Health Center diagnoses and treats breast cancer to internationally recognised quality standards, supported by breast cancer surgeons and oncologists. Gynaecological cancers, blood disorders, and cancers of the digestive organs, prostate and other sites are also treated, with surgery, medical oncology and haematology working side by side.
Women's Health and Childbirth
The Goldenes Kreuz hosts the largest private maternity department in the country, with around 1,600 births a year. Specialists in obstetrics, anaesthesia and intensive care are on site around the clock, and a paediatrician with neonatology training is on call day and night. A fertility centre, an endometriosis centre and prenatal diagnostics complete the women's health offering, and the hospital works closely with the university women's and children's clinics nearby.
Surgery and Other Specialties
The hospital's doctors cover the following fields:
- General and abdominal surgery
- Orthopaedic, sports, joint, foot and spinal surgery
- Urology and men's health, with a dedicated prostate focus
- Cardiology, with interventional catheter treatment
- Gastroenterology, with endoscopy
- Ophthalmology
- ENT
- Reconstructive surgery
Treatment is available on an outpatient, day-clinic or inpatient basis, and each patient is cared for throughout by an attending specialist of their choice.
Diagnostics and Comfort
Radiology, a laboratory, anaesthesia and an intensive care unit are on site, and rooms are single or double, designed for comfort and recovery. A strong emphasis on preventive medicine allows illnesses to be detected early through comprehensive check-up programmes.
International Patients
The hospital has long experience caring for patients from abroad, with an international desk and interpreters for the following languages, among others:
- English
- Russian
- Ukrainian
- Romanian
Its central location offers excellent transport links.
Additional services
Patient reviews
Sosna Franciszek • Pancreatic cancer Hungary
Reply from Professor Johaness Drach:
Second opinion is given on the basis of a thorough analyses of provided medical reports. The procedure lasts as long until all questions of the patient have been clarified. If necessary specialists of other disciplines are also involved. The patient always receive a written statement.
Simone Stella-Wolfart • Gastric balloon Austria
Anonymous • Online Consultation with Oncologist Ukraine
Anonymous • Radioembolization for liver cancer Romania
Mihaela • Cataract Romania
Everything was fine
Skodagasse 32, 1080 Wien, Austria
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