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Chief Physician for Ophthalmology at Asklepios Klinik Barmbek – Dr. Schaudig specializes in corneal transplants and glaucoma treatment.

• 29 years of experience of experience treating eye conditions in adults and children
• Performs vitreoretinal operations to prevent vision loss
• Author of 67 scientific publications with 829 citations
• Member of American Academy of Ophthalmology and European Society of Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery

The doctor is the chief physician and head of the Ophthalmology Department at the Bremen Mitte Clinic, specializing in eye surgery. Graduating with a Bachelor of Surgery from the University of Cape Town in 1977, the doctor furthered studies in Essen, Dusseldorf, and Lübeck. Practicing since 1978, the doctor has been an ophthalmic surgeon at the Bremen eye clinic since 1993. The doctor has authored four scientific works on retina diseases and co-authored 50 medical publications. The doctor is the founder and president of the European VitreoRetinal Society and actively participates in several prestigious ophthalmological organizations.

The doctor is a specialist in the treatment and diagnostics of neurological and psychiatric disorders with over 30 years of experience. Areas of expertise include diseases of the brain, pain, depression, and muscle degeneration.

Utilizing advanced treatments such as acupuncture, magneto-electrical stimulation, laser treatment, and electrical stimulation, the doctor provides comprehensive care.

Graduating from the University of Giessen and trained in New Zealand, the doctor has worked at the University Hospital of Bonn and the Neurological Clinic at Essen University. Currently, the doctor runs a practice in Dusseldorf and teaches at Essen.

Awarded the Venia Legendi, the doctor is also the managing director of Neuroconsult GmbH.

The doctor is the head of the neurosurgery department and has developed a rehabilitation method for post-operative care. Specializing in the treatment of brain and skull base tumors, as well as spinal diseases, the doctor has a robust background in neurosurgery.

Graduating from Friedrich-Wilhelms-University in Bonn in 1993, the doctor conducted research at the Benjamin Franklin University Neurosurgical Clinic from 1995 to 1999, and obtained professional certification in neurosurgery in 1999. The doctor served as a leading physician and Deputy Director at the Charite Neurosurgical Clinic until 2011 and became head of the Neurosurgical Department at the Schlosspark Clinic in 2007.