Located in Solingen, one of Germany's most advanced medical centers, Städtisches Klinikum Solingen is a comprehensive academic hospital affiliated with the University of Cologne. With 15 specialized clinics, centers, and institutes, it stands among the largest healthcare facilities in North Rhine-Westphalia.
The hospital maintains prestigious certifications from the German Trauma Center, German Cancer Society, WHO, UNICEF, and TÜV RHEINLAND, ensuring exceptional safety standards and treatment quality.
Patients benefit from cutting-edge facilities, experienced German specialists, and an institution recognized for combining clinical excellence with compassionate care.
Most patients fly home on day 3 or 4. Office work with a hat is fine after day 10; client-facing work most patients delay until day 14. Final result settles between months 9 and 12.
Imaging and biopsy define the tumour and the surgical plan is agreed.
Blood tests, anaesthetic review and fitness checks are completed.
The tumour and a healthy margin are removed under general anaesthesia.
Pain control, wound care and early mobilisation begin over the following days.
Examination of the removed tissue guides any further treatment.
Wound checks and surveillance imaging are arranged in the weeks ahead.
This depends on the pathology results; some patients need additional chemotherapy or radiotherapy, while others do not.
Scar size varies with the approach; minimally invasive techniques use small incisions where the tumour location allows.
It ranges from a short stay to a week or more depending on the organ and complexity of the operation.