Tongue cancer Treatment in Professor Salatʹs Day Hospital of Hematology and Oncology

About the clinic

Professor Salat's Day Hospital is a specialized hematology and oncology clinic in Munich, ISO-certified since 2007. It operates as part of the Rechts der Isar association, gaining access to advanced diagnostics and treatment. The clinic focuses on blood cancers, lymphomas, and solid tumors.

Offers radioimmunotherapy developed in cooperation with the Clinic of Nuclear Medicine.
Treats acute and chronic leukemia, lymphoma, plasmacytoma, lung cancer, melanoma, and more.
Uses stem cell transplantation, multimodal therapy, and molecular blood testing.
Outpatient care with hotel stay or inpatient care at the nearby tumor center.
Provides psychological support for patients and their families.

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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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Accommodation

Hotel (apartments) near the clinic, billed daily

Patient reviews

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5 Google reviews

Sadija Klepo

Apr 3, 2026

For the past two and a half years, Professor Dr. Salat and his team have been treating me at the Nymphenburg Day Clinic, and I can only express my admiration and gratitude. These are not easy times, and good staff is hard to find. The team is international and very dedicated to giving patients the best possible care. It's always busy, but it's also well known that the number of cancer patients has increased dramatically in recent years. Patients go where they can receive good treatment. Professor Salat is the best thing that has happened to me during my illness. His way of interacting with patients is simultaneously comforting, attentive, thorough, professional, humane, and engaging—fascinating to me... Thank you ❤️

Mariia Molchanova

Nov 14, 2025

Good clinic, but terrible doctor. Unfortunately, I cannot be satisfied and say that I receive proper care at this clinic. Once, I was given an appointment a month after my examination, and I hoped that I would already have some information. However, it turned out that the sample from my examination was insufficient, and I was simply given a new tube, even though I shouldn't have had to wait a month and could have had everything done much sooner. After the second attempt, my doctor told me he would call me the following Monday and even asked if I was available. Ultimately, there was no information for over a month. I then called the reception, where, of course, I only reached the answering machine. After a while, I received a text message saying that my doctor would contact me. However, no call followed. Two more weeks passed, and the situation repeated itself. I cannot understand how a doctor can unilaterally promise to get in touch and then not hear from me for more than a month. It's disgusting. I am a patient of Dr. Walther.

Sonja So

Feb 23, 2025

I was with Dr. Band, and after two unsuccessful chemotherapy treatments and antibody therapy, I am now a palliative care patient with cachexia and severe symptoms, as there was a massive progression of the cancer during these treatments. This is dismissed with "it can happen" and "it's always individual," and the recommended treatment is: another antibody whose side effects are treated with daily antibiotics (mind you, I have colon cancer, and my gut microbiome has already been completely destroyed by chemotherapy) and further (so far unsuccessful) chemotherapy!! Outcome uncertain because "it's always individual." How am I supposed to cope with the side effects? Shrugs. Alternatives: none. In the end, blood was drawn, only after the port operator asked, because apparently not everyone there can do it, and the one who did it seemed to have little experience. She simply didn't disinfect anything!! I did it myself before she introduced germs through my port! And to top it all off, the young receptionist, with unbelievable arrogance, tried to refuse my prescription for patient transport, arguing that it's only for patients undergoing chemotherapy. I had approval from my health insurance, and yet I still had to argue for 30 minutes! I mean, I'm clearly very... I'm frail, receiving palliative care, and have care level 5, so I rely on these trips, and they say, "No, we don't issue those!" But they're obligated to, and in my situation, I have a legal right to them! They didn't care. I paid €70 for a one-way trip there (which was completely free)! I arrived home exhausted and incredibly frustrated. This practice is purely profit-driven, making a lot of money from selling chemotherapy. You can't expect much more from them. I strongly advise against using them.

R R

Jul 12, 2023

This refers to the practice and the attending physician, Dr. Band. A practice that still discriminates against people unvaccinated against COVID-19 and requires them to present a negative test result for their appointment does not deserve a recommendation. Even a year ago, I was told I MUST get vaccinated. The actual follow-up care for my cancer was barely addressed, so I'd rather forgo further support. Update on July 12, 2023: Even today, the practice's management still states in the "News" section that they require 3G vaccination due to COVID-19. Anyone who still considers this normal in July 2023 probably needs a psychotherapist in addition to their oncologist.