The research of today lays the foundation for the medicine of tomorrow. Every breakthrough brings us one step closer to safer surgeries and new, improved treatment approaches for previously incurable diseases. That is why research is so essential to our work.

Would you like to be part of this important mission and support us with your donation? Your contribution to neurosurgical research helps us advance our projects and give patients new hope. Together, we can shape the future of medicine and improve the chances of healing.

Neurosurgical research

Two neurosurgeons in the operating room. One of the doctors is holding a 3D-printed skull model, while neural imaging can be seen on a monitor in the background.

Neurosurgical research is crucial for further improving the safety and precision of procedures on the brain and spinal cord. Thanks to cutting-edge technologies, we can now visualize vital structures in the brain, making even the most complex surgeries safer.

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Brain tumor research – HORAO

Neurosurgeons perform brain tumor surgery using the prototype of the new state-of-the-art microscope. Multiple screens display detailed scans of the brain, while innovative technology supports the precision of the procedure.

Support our major research project HORAO. We are working intensively on the development of a new surgical microscope that will enable more precise and at the same time gentler removal of brain tumors. The first prototypes are currently being tested in the OR.

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Spinal research

Model of the spine. The cervical and thoracic vertebrae are marked in color.

Research in spinal surgery is crucial for improving treatment of common and complex back conditions like herniated discs, stenosis, and vertebral fractures. Minimally invasive techniques, advanced implants, and regenerative approaches enhance patients' quality of life.

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IONM research

A surgical team monitors important brain functions during brain surgery.

Intraoperative neuromonitoring (IONM) is used to monitor brain functions during surgical procedures. The goal is to prevent neurological damage, especially during operations near delicate brain structures, thereby maximizing patient safety.

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