Your group practice for surgery, Orthopedics and anesthesia in Fürstenfeldbruck
About our practice
Dear Patient,
Dear patient,
In our joint practice we offer you a wide range of diagnostic and therapeutic treatments. We take so much time for each patient, as is necessary for a comprehensive consultation and investigation. We will only discuss the therapy options with you after the diagnosis has been completed, which come into question in your case. We use a wide variety of both conservative and operational options.
If surgical treatment is an option for you, we use modern and safe surgical methods. Outpatient and inpatient interventions, who need general anesthesia, are mainly carried out in the Fürstenfeldbruck Clinic in the modern central OR. Minor interventions in local- or regional anesthesia take place in our practice.
In addition to the broad basic surgical care, the focus of activity is primarily on the areas Hand surgery, Proctologies, Hernia surgery, Foot surgery, orthopedic surgery and trauma surgery.
Another focus of our practice is on Acute care for accidents and surgical emergencies. Of course, no appointment is required for this!
In addition, in our practice the first, episode- and further care of labor, ways- and school accidents (D doctor procedure).
Thanks to the very good cooperation with colleagues from various disciplines in the region, we can care for our patients on an interdisciplinary basis.
Thanks to our parking spaces in the underground car park of the City Point shopping center, our practice is easily accessible for young and old.
Your
Dr. Eberhard Funk Dr. Igor Yakubov Dr. Hella Funk
Our mission statement
It is the basis of our action on the problems and complaints raised by our patients, to work out the best possible way of dealing with the matter for the patient's situation.
Discussing the patient's situation is often an integral part of our efforts. In the case of a painful carpal tunnel syndrome or an abdominal wall rupture with symptoms of entrapment, there is no need for long discussions, surgery is necessary. With osteoarthritis- or overuse complaints, for example, finding an acceptable path can be much more difficult. It is not uncommon for the problem to be cleared up about the specifics of the problem alone (or unfortunately sometimes also 'the least bad') approach, Sometimes there is no 'solution' in the true sense of eliminating the symptoms.
Just influencing the perspective of a problem and the associated change in the patient's expectations, be it with regard to the natural course of his illness or the expected treatment result, can sometimes represent the therapeutic measure.
Basically applies to our treatment philosophy, that the adaptation of the lifestyle to the physical and sometimes also psychological conditions is the more desirable path, than to achieve the desired lifestyle through intervening measures. Given the treatment options available, the associated risks should be weighed.
The implementation of this simplified principle “As much as necessary, as little as possible” must therefore always be determined for the respective situation by analyzing the individual circumstances in personal patient-doctor contact.
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