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Marek Ehrlich
33
years of experience

Marek Ehrlich

  • Specialization: Cardiologist
  • 33 years of experience
  • Speaks:
    German, English
  • Online consultations: available
  • Workplace: Austria, Vienna, Vienna General Hospital (AKH)
  • Published over 100 articles in aneurysm surgery and has managed the aneurysm program at the University Hospital Vienna since 2010.

    Dr. Marek Ehrlich is a cardiac surgeon at Vienna General Hospital (AKH). He has managed the hospital’s aneurysm program since 2010. Dr. Ehrlich specializes in aortic valve replacement and complex cardiac surgery. He completed international training at Stanford, Mount Sinai, and Houston.

    • Published over 100 scientific articles focusing on aneurysm surgical techniques.
    • Performs coronary artery bypass grafting and open-heart surgery.
    • Expert in neuroprotection and endovascular treatment for aortic dissections.
    • Winner of international awards in Germany, England, and Japan.

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Anonymous • Consultation with a heart surgeon
United Arab Emirates
Mar 3, 2020
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Hello. I just wanted to mention some of the things that happened, so that your team is in the loop of what your customers are going through. I was contacted by Dr. Sadeq, which was very pleasant to communicate with. Roman on the other hand, was not clear about anything from the beginning. Saying “don’t worry, it is okay.” After confirming the doctors, and sending all my medical files 2 weeks ahead of time, I came to realise that the doctors have no idea about my condition. I walked in to a confused doctor, not even knowing that I have heart failure. I saw this as quite unprofessional that they haven’t even had time to review my documents. Once the doctor asked for my files, Roman did not have them, and I was forced to give a brief summary of what happened. This made me feel that my case was of no interest or importance to the representative. After finally managing to see the surgeon, he said that was the only day he was available (March 2nd), and that he was flying for work elsewhere. He had asked me to come back on the 16th of March. I could not believe that, as I have paid for tickets, plus hotels for two people (my mother joining) for 10 days in Vienna, when the doctor is not even there to do the surgery I was supposed to do. Do you know what the costs are of this mishap? After that, we ended up seeing another cardiologist recommended by the cardio surgeon. He was great, but when we came back the next day for ROman’s set appointment, it turns out there was no appointment, and he “had to go” and left me to deal with the hospital. The communication with Roman was horrible. I was just waiting in the lobby for 3 days not knowing what will happen, what are the fees, and no warnings or consultations. Especially when an x-ray costs 2,500 euros, I would have appreciated an initial warning of the costs. Not just “come pay” style that he has. That is as much as the biopsy, which I will still have to do in the future. I have experience with companies like yours, but the unprofessionalism, lack of communication, and unorganisation is unprecedented. I am going out of my way just to clarify what my experience was with your team, with handling things. The hospital and doctors were great. It was just the missteps by Roman that was upsetting.
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I was not happy with Roman, the representative in Vienna due to many reasons. I have passed on my experience to Varvara.
Anonymous • Consultation with an ophthalmologist
Ukraine
Feb 20, 2020
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I liked the doctor
I didn’t like the moment that we were eventually recorded to another doctor. I liked the doctor, but we did not have an examination, that is, only a consultation, in general I did not get exactly what I wanted. Lor did not like it at all, did not receive any new information from him, was not happy with the translator, most of what we said he did not know and did not translate
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Anonymous
Romania
Jun 22, 2019
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"Short but encouraging and 'productive' I would say
My hospital stay was short, my appointment with the doctor lasted for 15 minutes. He carefully listened to all I had to say, previous diagnosis I had, stated his recommendation and additionally prescribed me another drug. I have to do a follow up after I finish my medication and return for his opinion regarding my state of health. Short but encouraging and 'productive' I would say. However, I have the feeling we should have discuss more about side effects of the drugs and alternatives if they do not have the desired effect for me.
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I am fully satisfied, I got instant help for may medical stay in Vienna. All details were clearly discussed from the start and what I was informed that will happen was totally confirmed. Sorry it took me so long to respond to your questionnaire. Congratulations to this professional team!
Anonymous • Consultation with a gastroenterologist
Austria
Jan 7, 2026
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Андрей • Melanoma
Moldova
Oct 21, 2019
Verified review.
The results were very satisfactory
We are happy with the visit, I would like to elaborate on the cost of procedures and treatment for each position, sometimes I need help with parsing the procedure (this is a little inconvenient)
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Qualifications

Prof. Marek Ehrlich is a cardiac surgeon who has led the aneurysm program at Vienna General Hospital since 2010. He specializes in aneurysm surgery. He has published over 100 scientific articles in this field. Ehrlich trained at global centers including Stanford University and Mount Sinai Hospital in New York.

Specialization and Surgical Focus

Dr. Ehrlich treats complex aortic diseases and heart valve disorders. He performs procedures such as aortic valve replacement and coronary artery bypass grafting. The surgeon also installs pacemakers and performs radiofrequency ablation — a procedure using heat to treat irregular heartbeats. He treats conditions like mitral valve prolapse and coronary artery disease.

Ehrlich creates individual 3D treatment plans using coronary angiography and echocardiography. He researches neuroprotection to protect the brain during major aortic surgeries. His work includes experimental stent-graft treatments for ascending aortic dissections. This approach improves clinical safety during cardiac operations.

Work Experience

  • 1993–present — Cardiac Surgeon at Vienna General Hospital (AKH)
  • 2010–present — Head of the Aneurysm Program at Vienna General Hospital
  • 2004 — Senior Physician and Head at Vienna General Hospital
  • 1993–1997 — Department of Cardiac and Chest Surgery, AKH Vienna

Education and International Training

  • 1987 — Paracelsus Clinic on Grinzigerberg — Clinical practice
  • 1995–2002 — Vienna General Hospital — General surgery training
  • 1997–1999 — Mount Sinai Hospital, New York — Research under Prof. Randall Griepp
  • 2002–2005 — Medical University of Vienna — Cardiac surgery specialization
  • 2003 — Training in surgery

Scientific Activities Abroad

Completed cardiac surgery training at:

  • Stanford University Hospital, USA
  • University Hospital Birmingham, USA
  • University Hospital of Houston, USA

Research and Awards

Dr. Ehrlich has earned several international honors for his contributions to cardiovascular science. He chairs global medical meetings and delivers lectures on neuroprotection. He is fluent in English and Polish. Additionally, he conducted experimental studies on spinal cord neuroprotection during breast stenting.

  • 1995 — "Brain protection in cardiovascular surgery" Award, Germany
  • 1996 — Best Abstract Award at the Birmingham Aortic Surgery Symposium
  • 1996 — Award for research on aprotinin safety in thoracic aorta operations
  • 1999 — Cardio-Aortic Surgery Strategy Award, Tokyo, Japan
  • 2001, 2002, 2004 — Awards from the International Endovascular Symposium, Tokyo
  • 1995 — Congress Chairperson at the 22nd World Congress of Cardiovascular Surgery, Kyoto
  • Keio University International Symposium, Life Science and Medicine Award

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