Krankenhaus Philippusstift Klinik für Radiologie

About the company: Krankenhaus Philippusstift Clinic for Radiology is an institute of radiology and neuroradiology operating within the University Hospital in Essen. The institute specializes in diagnostic and interventional radiology and neuroradiology, led by Prof. Dr. med. Michael Forsting. The institute employs over 200 staff, including doctors, physicists, engineers, medical technicians, and administrative personnel. It offers a wide range of radiological services for patients and conducts educational and research activities at the university level. The institute is equipped with modern diagnostic devices such as computed tomography (CT), positron emission tomography (PET-CT), and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). The institute's locations are situated within the University Hospital in Essen and other medical facilities, such as Elisabeth-Krankenhaus in Essen, St. Marien-Hospital in Mülheim, and Katholisches Klinikum Essen Philippusstift. Services and specializations: The institute offers a wide range of radiological services, including:

• Imaging studies using computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
• Digital angiography.
• PET-CT.
• Neuroradiological diagnostics, including vascular studies of the brain and spinal cord.
• Radiological interventions, such as needle biopsies and embolization procedures.
• Pediatric imaging diagnostics.
• Assessment and interpretation of imaging study results and consultations for referring physicians. The institute also conducts educational activities, including training for medical students and interns, as well as specialization programs for radiologists and radiological technicians. For whom: The institute's offerings are aimed at patients requiring imaging diagnostics and radiological interventions, as well as doctors and radiological technicians seeking specialized training and professional development opportunities. The institute collaborates with various medical facilities in Essen and the surrounding area.