Clinic for Obstetrics and Gynecology


Prof. Dr. med. Rainer Kimmig

Director:

Prof. Dr. med. Rainer Kimmig

E-Mail:

rainer.kimmig@uk-essen.de

Office:

Jutta Klein

Phone:

+49 (0) 201-723-24 41

Fax:

+49 (0) 201-723-59 62

Homepage:

www.uni-essen.de/frauenklinik/

Deputy Director:

PD Dr. med. Bahriye Aktas

 

Facts and Figures

Breast cancer surgeries, 2/3 of which are breast-preserving procedures: 180

Difficult laparascopic surgeries (myomas, endometriosis, cancer surgeries): 222

Patients with ovarian cancer: 135

Surgeries to treat incontinence and symptoms of a descending uterus: 66

Surgeries for a primary diagnosis of ovarian, cervical, uterus, vulva, or vaginal cancer: 117

Joint breast center with the clinics Essen Nord and Essen Sued, DIN ISO 9001:2000 certified, (Senior Physician [Oberarzt] Dr. S. Kuemmel)

Leading Center for Ovarian Cancer of the Gynecological Cancer Working Group (AGO; Senior Physician [Oberaerztin] PD Dr. P. Wimberger)

Continence Center of the German Continence Society (Deutsche Kontinenz Gesellschaft, formerly Gesellschaft für Inkontinenzhilfe; Senior Physician [Oberarzt] Dr. M. Kumbartski)

 

Focus areas

Uni Breast Center: Treatment of benign and malignant diseases of the breast utilizing tumor and cosmetic surgery procedures (augmentation/reduction, reconstructive surgery). Leading Center for Ovarian Cancer: Focus on gynecological oncology, radical tumor surgery for malignancies (pelvic para-aortic lymphnodectomy, extenerations). Continence Center: Diagnosis and all surgical treatment procedures including state-of-the-art mesh implants. Minimally invasive surgery for less burdensome treatment of both benign and malignant conditions.

 

Fields of Research

 

Special consultations

 

Number of patients

Inpatient: 1,570

Outpatient: 11,340

 

Staff

See Clinic for Obstetrics

Clinic for Obstetrics


Facts and Figures

 

Deliveries, including 50 multiples: 1,037

Deliveries of premature infants <2,500g, including 89 premature infants <1,500g: 239

Guided tour of the delivery center twice monthly, on the first and third Monday of the month

Midwife-led prenatal class once weekly

 

Fields of Research

- Preeclampsia

- Immunology in obstetrics

- Prevention of premature deliveries

- Participation in the "Hello Baby"-study

 

Certified perinatal center (Senior Physician [Oberärztin] Dr. A. Köninger)

Prenatal medicine and ultrasound diagnostics (Senior Physician [Oberärztin] Dr. A. Köninger; Senior Physician [Oberarzt] Dr. C. Birdir)

 

Focus areas

 

As a perinatal center, we care for the highest risk mothers and babies. Our intensive care unit for premature infants is located immediately adjacent to the delivery room. A gynecology specialist, as well as pediatric and anesthesiology specialists, are present 24 hours a day. Both mothers and babies benefit from a birthing environment that combines a natural delivery setting with the best possible safety.

Our long-term experience puts us in a particularly good position to care for pregnant women at risk for premature birth, for those pregnant with multiples and those afflicted by pregnancy-related diseases. Prenatal diagnostics specialists are available to treat the unborn child.

C-sections mostly follow the gentle Misgav-Ladach approach.

 

 

Special consultations

- Prenatal medicine, including invasive diagnostic procedures (amniocentesis, chorionic biopsy, cordocentesis, intrauterine transfusion), Phone: +49 (0) 201-723-3574

- Neonatology, pediatric cardiology, pediatric nephrology, neurosurgery

- Consultations for pregnant women at risk Phone: +49 (0) 201-723-2345

- Registration for delivery Phone: +49 (0) 201-723-2345

 

Number of patients

Inpatient: 2,280

Outpatient: 4,400

 

Staff

The clinic employs 22 physicians including 12 specialists, among them surgical gynecology and gynecological oncologists, as well as 3 obstetrics and perinatal medicine specialists. In addition, there are 66 nurses, 1 breast care nurse, 12 midwives and external midwives with hospital privileges, 1 lactation consultant, physiotherapists, and 2 study nurses.

 

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