St. Martinus-Krankenhaus in Düsseldorf, Germany, offers comprehensive care for gastritis. Diagnostics start with a full Check-Up "Gastro" package costing around 4,000€. Inpatient medical and surgical treatment typically runs 14,000€. The clinic provides a multidisciplinary approach at an IFSO-accredited center.
Dr. Viktor Alexander Krol is the Chief Physician in gastroenterology and internal medicine. He specializes in gastroenterology and metabolic diseases. His team works closely with dietitians and behavioral therapists for a holistic approach.
The diagnostic Check-Up "Gastro" aims to identify the cause and extent of gastritis. This comprehensive package includes many tests performed during a short hospital visit.
Patients receive a detailed written examination report and final counseling from their doctor.
Based on diagnostic findings, a personalized treatment plan is created. For cases requiring intensive care or surgery, an inpatient package is available. This involves a hospital stay of 2 to 3 days.
The all-inclusive package covers the entire treatment process. It ensures coordinated care from admission through recovery.
The clinic’s accreditations include the IFSO Obesity Surgery Federation and the German Diabetes Association. This reflects its expertise in related metabolic and digestive health fields. Its location is conveniently 20 minutes from Düsseldorf International Airport. Learn more about your treatment options for gastritis at this specialized German center.
Individual treatment program and cost estimate
Average answering time – 5 minutes
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| Stomach resection | Price on request | |
| Laparoscopic Anti-Reflux (GERD) Surgery | Price on request | |
| Esophagectomy | Price on request |
St. Martinus-Krankenhaus is a multidisciplinary clinic which includes 3 specialized centers and 6 departments, namely, of Ophthalmology, Therapy, General and Visceral Surgery, Traumatology, Geriatrics, and Anesthesiology and Intensive Care.
All centers have passed the accreditation of influential medical associations.
The Center is headed by Dr. Matthias Schlensak who has managed to involve in his team many experienced surgeons as well as other specialists like dietitians, personal coaches, and behavioral therapists. It means that the treatment here is based on the interdisciplinary approach which increases the therapy’s effectiveness.
The physicians of St. Martinus-Krankenhaus perform both traditional bariatric surgeries and innovative interventions.
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Gastric sleeve resection |
The removal of the part of the stomach with high concentration of gastrin (“hunger hormone”). |
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Gastric Bypasses |
During the operation only a small part of the stomach continues functioning. The surgeons use a bypass through the middle or back part of the intestine. |
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Gastric balloon |
The balloon is reduced to the stomach size and placed inside it using endoscopic techniques. Such procedure promotes quicker saturation. |
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Gastric band |
Laparoscopic placement of the ring on the upper third of the stomach, which helps to get rid of the feeling of hunger more quickly. |
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Gastroplication |
A specialized surgery which reduces the gastric lumen by suturing the stomach. The procedure has some contraindications. |
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Endobarrier |
A non-invasive therapeutic method for the patients with type 2 diabetes and obesity, during which a thin liner is inserted into primary and middle sections of the small intestine. The liner prevents interaction of food with these sections and is removed after the therapy. |
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OPTIFAST |
The program conducts monitoring of the patients with the most complex forms of obesity. It helps to choose different approaches which are divided into phases. |
After a long and thorough testing German Diabetes Association (DDG) has specified St. Martinus Krankenhaus Diabetes Center for high achievements in the treatment and care for diabetic patients.
In addition, the Clinic provides training for dietologists from the whole Germany.
Individual treatment program and cost estimate
Average answering time – 5 minutes
