Marcel Dihne

Specialization: Neurologist
22 years of experience
Speaks:
German, English
Workplace: Germany, Solingen, Medical Center in Solingen
Recipient of the Research Award from the Christian and Claudia Hempel Foundation for outstanding work in clinical stem cell research.
Dr. Marcel Dihne is the Chief Physician of Neurology at the Academic Hospital Solingen. He is a recipient of the Research Award from the Christian and Claudia Hempel Foundation. Dr. Dihne specializes in epilepsy, stroke treatment, and the regeneration of the nervous system. He has authored numerous publications in leading European medical journals.
- Served as the Head of Neurology at St. Lukas Klinik Solingen for 10 years.
- Treats complex conditions like Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, and chronic pain.
- Performs specialized procedures including vagus nerve stimulation and video-EEG monitoring.
- Works at an academic hospital ranked among the top clinics in Germany by Focus magazine.

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Qualifications

Prof. Marcel Dihne is the Chief Physician of Neurology at the Academic Hospital Solingen in Germany. He is a recipient of the Research Award from the Christian and Claudia Hempel Foundation. Dr. Dihne treats strokes, epilepsy, and nervous system regeneration.

Specialization & Focus

Dr. Dihne treats a variety of neurological conditions. He specializes in treating epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, and multiple sclerosis. Furthermore, he treats strokes and peripheral nerve disorders. He also focuses on nervous system regeneration using techniques like stem cell research and microelectrode arrays — sensors that record electrical signals from neurons.

His treatment plans often include:

Vagus nerve stimulation
Medication treatment for epilepsy and essential tremors
Specialized therapies for chronic pain and syringomyelia
Treatment for Alzheimer's disease and West syndrome

Work Experience

Since 2024 – Chief Physician at the Department of Neurology, Academic Hospital Solingen
2013–2023 – Head of the Department of Neurology, St. Lukas Klinik Solingen
2011–2013 – Training at the Neurological University Hospital Tübingen
2011–2013 – Researcher at the Hertie Institute for Clinical Brain Research
2004–2011 – Training at the Neurological University Clinic Düsseldorf
2001–2004 – Training at the Centre for Molecular Neurobiology in Hamburg

Academic Background & Research

Prof. Dihne began his scientific career at the University of Düsseldorf. He has authored numerous publications in medical journals across Germany and Europe. These research works focus on clinical stem cell research and brain function. Additionally, Dr. Dihne investigates the use of microelectrode arrays in neurology.

Memberships & Recognition

German Society of Physicians
Winner of the Christian and Claudia Hempel Foundation Research Award