Best Stereotaxic radiosurgery Doctors in Germany — TOP 4

Götz Lütjens is a neurosurgeon at the clinic’s MVZ Gamma Knife Zentrum Hannover, working with radiosurgery since 2019. He has been a neurosurgery specialist since 2012 and trained in stereotaxis and functional neurosurgery during earlier hospital roles. In 2024, he deepened his functional radiosurgery expertise through a dedicated course in Marseille led by Prof. J. Régis and Prof. R. Martinez.

Sam Zaboli is a neurosurgeon at the clinic’s MVZ Gamma Knife Zentrum Krefeld, joining the team as a radiosurgical neurosurgeon on 01.08.2024. He became a specialist in neurosurgery in 2017 through the Bavarian Medical Association and brings spine-center leadership experience from Ingolstadt Hospital (Deputy Head, 2022–2024). He also holds a radiation protection qualification (Fachkunde im Strahlenschutz).

Albertus T. C. J. van Eck is a neurosurgeon at the clinic’s Gamma Knife Zentrum Krefeld, with Gamma Knife radiosurgery experience dating back to the center’s early years. He was involved in establishing Gamma Knife treatment in Germany together with Dr. Gerhard Horstmann. After decades at the clinic, he retired at the end of March 2023.

Otto Bundschuh is a neurosurgery specialist at the clinic’s MVZ Gamma Knife Center Hanover and has served as Medical Director (Ärztlicher Leiter) since 2019. He has been conducting Gamma Knife radiosurgery since 2000 and led the Hanover Gamma Knife Center from 2008 to 2018. In June 2023, he presented at the DGNC annual meeting in Stuttgart on radiosurgery options for head tumors.