Best EEG (Electroencephalography) Doctors in Germany — TOP 5

Professor Ralf Buhl heads the Neurosurgery Department at the Medical Center in Solingen. He has performed 4,000+ successful operations throughout his career.

• Specializes in brain tumor treatment and vascular anomalies
• Uses computerized neuronavigation for precise brain monitoring and operations
• Applies minimally invasive and microsurgical techniques during neurosurgical procedures
• Includes EEG monitoring to assess electrical activity during complex brain surgeries
• Treated high-profile patients including Hollywood actor George Clooney

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.

Professor Kleinschnitz heads the Neurology Department at Essen University Hospital. He uses electroencephalography (EEG) to diagnose complex brain disorders like epilepsy and West syndrome.

• Authored 349 peer-reviewed articles on stroke and inflammatory brain diseases
• Director of the Clinical Research Group for MS and Neuroimmunology
• Former head of the stroke unit at the University Hospital in Wurzburg
• Research impact reflects a Hirsch index of 38 in the scientific community
• Recipient of multiple awards for his contributions to neuroimmunology

Professor Horst Glasner uses EEG to detect brain activity abnormalities at Meoclinic Hospital. He treats complex conditions like epilepsy and West syndrome.

• Authored over 100 scientific publications in the field of neuroscience
• Former specialist at Charité – one of Europe's largest university hospitals
• Treats acute neurological issues including stroke and cerebral hemorrhage
• Uses MRI with contrast to find subtle changes in brain tissue
• Expert in chronic nerve disorders like multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's