Private medical practice for neurosurgery and spinal diseases.
Affiliated physician with surgical focus at the Privatklinik Ritzensee Saalfelden, selected surgical care at the Tauernklinikum Zell am See
Dr. med. René Hebecker
In der Privatklinik Ritzensee
Schmalenbergham 4
5760 Saalfelden
Österreich
Tue | 09:00 – 16:00 |
Thu | 09:00 – 12:00 |
And by arrangement |
Interventions on the cervical spine:
Procedures on the thoracic/lumbar spine:
Interventional pain therapy of the spine with image converter assistance (vertebral joint and root blocks, sacroiliac joint, denervations).
Until 2008: Residency and senior physician in neurosurgery at Rostock University Hospital
2009 – 2016: Senior Physician in Neurosurgery Städtisches Klinikum München GmbH, Schwabing and Harlaching sites
2017 – 2019: Senior Physician Kreiskliniken Altötting/Burghausen, Neurosurgery ANregiomed Klinumsverbund Ansbach/Mittelfranken
From 2020: Senior Physician in Spinal Surgery Tauernklinikum Zell am See / Mittersill
Additional qualifications:
Masters Certificate of the German Spine Society
General Medicine – Cardiology – Nephrology – Hypertensiology
Dr. med. René R. Wenzel
Schmalenbergham 8
5760 Saalfelden
Österreich
T: +43 6542 777 2312
M: ordination@rrwenzel.at
H: www.rrwenzel.at
By arrangement |
University lecturer Dr René R. Wenzel has a broad education and decades of experience in all areas of general medicine.
Other special areas of focus include:
In detail:
The focus is on the patient and the detailed consultation.
Special examination methods (laboratory, ECG, echocardiography/TOE, (spiro-) ergometry, duplex sonography, etc.) are carried out if indicated & appropriate.
Philosophy:
12/2003 – now Head of the Department of General Medicine at the Tauernklinikum Zell am See
With a team of 6 medical specialists and 4 assistants, over 5,000 inpatients and over 5,000 outpatients are treated each year. The department has an IMCU as well as a variable bed pool (level concept), a dialysis department including peritoneal dialysis (over 4,000 dialyses/year) as well as a central laboratory (over 300,000 laboratory tests/year). In the OPCU (outpatient primary care unit) established in the last 2 years, acute patients are cared across a range of disciplines.
04/1990 – 11/2003 Department of General Medicine, Essen University Hospital (Germany)
Training as specialist in general medicine, specialist in cardiology and specialist in nephrology. Head of the cardiovascular laboratory from 1996. Head of the outpatient clinic for renal & hypertension diseases and autoimmune diseases from 1998. Senior physician in the department since 1999.
02/1993 – 04/1996 Dept. of Cardiology & Cardiovascular Research, Inselspital Bern (Switzerland)
Training as a specialist in general medicine and cardiology. Interventional cardiology. Clinical research.
04/1995 – 06/1995 Abt. für Kardiologie & kardiovaskuläre Forschung, Mayo-Clinic Rochester (USA)
Klinisches Forschungsprojekt (Endothelin-Antagonisten)
04/1995 – 06/1995 Department of Cardiology & Cardiovascular Research, Mayo Clinic Rochester (USA)
Clinical research project (endothelin antagonists)
12/1989 – 04/1990 Department of Surgery, Ludwigsburg Hospital (Germany)
Assistant in the intensive care unit
03/2002 Specialist in cardiology
Training at the Inselspital Bern, the Mayo Clinic and Essen Hospital
12/2000 Habilitation
Venia legendi et docendi at the University Hospital of Duisburg-Essen
06/2000 Specialist in nephrology
Training at Essen Hospital
04/1998 Specialist in general medicine
Training at Essen Hospital and Inselspital Bern
12/1991 Doctorate
German Heart Institute Berlin, Free University of Berlin
10/1982 – 11/1989 Studies in Human Medicine
University of Padova (Italy), Free University of Berlin (Germany), University of Heidelberg (Germany)
07/1981 – 10/1982 Military service
Regensburg, Starnberg/Munich
1968 – 1981 Primary school and grammar school
Rome (Italy), Naples (Italy), Regensburg (Germany), 1981 school-leaving certificate with focus on natural sciences
12/2003 – regular leadership seminars & coaching
Participation in seminars on employee leadership, leadership in the sandwich position, conflict management, meditation & mindfulness training. Continuous in-service coaching. Annual reteaming seminars with the medical staff (ARGO).
09/2016 valid continuing education diploma of the Austrian Medical Association
Currently 542 DFP points, of which 150 DFP points through own lectures and events.
Regular active participation in national and international general medicine, nephrology and cardiology events and congresses (ÖGIM, DGIM/BDI, ÖGH, ÖGN, ESC, ESH etc.)
12 years Head of the Department of General Medicine, Tauernklinikum Zell am See
14 doctors, including 7 training assistants plus interns
9 years as Medical-Scientific Director of the Health & Nursing School, Tauernklinikum Zell am See
Planning and implementation of training for graduate nursing staff
7 years as Head of Outpatient Department & Cardiovascular Laboratory, University Hospital Essen (Germany)
8 – 10 physicians in the outpatient department and clinical research laboratory
> 26 years of broad general medicine, nephrology and cardiology experience, laboratory medicine
Decades of experience in the treatment of general medicine patients (broad spectrum), in particular cardiology, nephrology and autoimmune diseases, renal replacement therapy, extracorporeal procedures, transplant medicine
Many years of experience in intensive care medicine including invasive and non-invasive ventilation, cardiovascular monitoring, catecholamine therapy, etc.
Broad general medicine spectrum of technical examinations, especially echocardiography (transthoracic/transoesophageal), cardiovascular function diagnostics, (spiro-) ergometry, rhythm studies, pacemaker therapy, duplex sonography of all organs incl. vessels, guided biopsies (organs, tumours), central access (CVC, Shaldon catheter, Permacath, passive pacemaker electrodes etc.)
Renal replacement therapies incl. dialysis procedures (haemo-/peritoneal dialysis/CAPD, plasmapheresis, lipidapheresis, MARS/Prometheus, regional citrate anticoagulation, etc.), transplant preparation and follow-up care
Invasive & non-invasive haemodynamics /reactivity measurement
Coronary diagnostics and intracoronary interventions (STENT-PCI), i.c. haemodynamics / intravascular ultrasound IVUS (until 2003)
Many years of experience in laboratory medicine (haematology, clinical chemistry, immunofluorescence, ELISA, etc.)
11/2014 – present Medical University of Vienna
Visiting professor as part of teaching assignment as teaching hospital with teaching of medical students / practical year
11/2007 – present Paracelsus University Salzburg
Regular lectures as well as bedside teaching
10/2005 – present School of Health & Nursing, Tauernklinikum Zell am See
Over 100 teaching units/year
12/2003 – present National & international lecturer
Over 100 lectures at congresses, seminars and workshops for doctors in training and further education
12/2000 – 07/2011 University Hospital of Duisburg-Essen
Regular lectures and bedside teaching
07/2008 – 11/2017 Board member of the ÖGH (Austrian Society of Hypertension)
Development of guidelines, events for those affected, congress organisations, health days for the promotion of personal responsibility in the population, promotion of scientific projects
European Hypertension Specialist (ESH) &
Austrian Hypertension Diploma (ÖGH)
07/1993 – 07/2005 Research fellowships
German Research Foundation (DFG): Training scholarship, WE 1772/1-1,
Hoffmann-La Roche study scholarship: “Systemic Endothelin Antagonism in CAD Patients”, German Research Foundation (DFG): In-kind scholarship, approx. € 500,000/year, WE 1772/3-1, 3-2, 3-3
Scientific areas of focus
Interactions between sympathetic nervous system, renin-angiotensin system and endothelin system in vivo in humans
Influence of cardiovascular drugs on the sympathetic nervous system & endothelin system
Integrative therapy of hypertension, cardiorenal syndromes, heart failure, autoimmune diseases
Conducting clinical trials (incl. phase II) of cardiovascular pharmaceuticals/antihypertensives (according to Section 40 AMG).
07/2005 – 07/2009 German Society of Cardiology (DGK)
Member of the “Heart & Kidney” working group
09/2013 Master’s examination “Photography”
Master of Photography, qualification as “European Photographer (EP)”
07/1981 – present Sports, etc.
German Silver riding badge, ski touring, hiking, biking, tennis, piano
1962 – present Languages
German, English and Italian fluent in spoken and written French (basic knowledge)
1981 – present IT
Operating systems: MacOS (excellent), Microsoft Windows (good), MS Office (very good)
Graphics programmes Adobe Photoshop, InDesign and others (very good)
Head of the ENT speciality at the Tauernklinikum Zell am See, advanced training diplomas from the Medical Association for Acupuncture and Nutritional Medicine
Praxis Dr. med. Gerhard Herzog
Bahnhofsplatz 4
5700 Zell am See
Österreich
T: +43 6542 73597
M: hno.herzog@sbg.at
H: dr-herzog.stadtausstellung.at
Mon | 08:00 – 12:00 |
Tue | 14:00 – 18:00 |
Wed | 08:00 – 12:00 |
Thu | 14:00 – 18:00 |
Fri | 08:00 – 12:00 |
ENT
Operations
Acupuncture:
Body acupuncture, laser acupuncture, ear acupuncture, Korean hand acupuncture.
Treatment also of diseases that do not fall into the ENT area, incl. addiction treatment
Specialist in obstetrics and gynaecology, operating specialist at the Privatklinik Ritzensee
Ordination Matrei in Osttirol
Lienzer Straße 12
9971 Matrei in Osttirol
Österreich
T: +43 4875 20159
M: bernhard.kinger@med.at
H: kinger.at
Filialordination Mittersill
Zeller Straße 11A (Volksbank)
5730 Mittersill
Österreich
Mon | 15:00 – 19:00 |
Tue | 08:00 – 15.00 |
Wed | 09:00 – 15:00 |
Thu | 13:00 – 18:00 |
Fri | 09:00 – 12:00 |
By arrangement |
Languages:
German, English, Spanish
Specialist in abdominal surgery and vascular surgery, general practitioner, expert in aviation medicine, emergency physician.
Praxis Dr. med. Peter Metzger
Kaprunerstraße 15
5700 Zell am See
Österreich
By arrangement |
Vascular medicine
Early detection of vascular diseases through comprehensive diagnostics (colour-coded duplex sonography of all vessels) and recommendations on preventative and aftercare measures. We also specialise in:
Arterial diseases
Vein diseases
Functional circulatory disorders
are the result of faulty control of the vascular system by the nerves without structural vascular damage.
Aeromedical fitness examinations of all classes
We carry out the legally prescribed aeromedical fitness examinations of all classes in our practice.
General medicine
We are happy to look after your well-being in the case of medical complaints of all kinds.
Professional career:
Born 12.09.1972: in Bruck an der Mur, grew up in Leoben/Styria.
1982 – 1990: Leoben federal grammar school
1990 – 1997: Studied medicine at the Karl Franzens University in Graz
1997: Doctorate
1998 – 1999: Internship at Mittersill Hospital
Since 2005: Qualification as an emergency physician
1999 – 2001: Internship at Schwarzach Hospital
2001: Examination to become a general practitioner
Since 2001: Specialist in general medicine
2001 – 2006: Specialist training in surgery
2006: Specialist examination in surgery
Since 2006: Specialist in surgery
2008: Academic Health Care Manager (HCM) SMBS Salzburg with graduation (with management course)
2010: Additive speciality abdominal surgery
Since 2011: Expert in aviation medicine
2013: Cert. Clin. Risk Manager (“AUSTRIAN STANDARDS PLUS” ONR 49003:2010-1, completed 10/2013)
2011 – 2014: Additive subject vascular surgery at the University Department of Vascular Surgery and Endovascular Surgery of the PMU Salzburg, further work as a specialist in vascular surgery
Scientific activity, various publications
2015: Auditing: Training as “Peer Reviewer in Vascular Medicine” at the Federal Ministry of Health
2014 – 2015: Professional move to Schwarzach Hospital as senior vascular surgeon
2015 – 2018: Head of Vascular Surgery at Göttlicher Heiland Hospital/Vienna
Since 2015: Part-time Senior Medical Assessor at AUSTRO CONTROL GMBH
Since 2018: Head of Vascular Surgery at the St. Johann in Tirol Hospital
After studying medicine in Vienna, I trained as a specialist in obstetrics and gynaecology. In 2015, in addition to my work as a senior physician at the hospital, I opened a private doctor’s surgery.
Fachärztehaus Zell am See
Ordination Dr. Steger / Dr. Wurzer-Stix
Schillerstr. 8
5760 Zell am See
Österreich
By telephone arrangement |
Many girls are afraid of their first gynaecological appointment because they simply don’t know what to expect. I would like to take this fear away from you and therefore offer you an informative talk during your first visit.
I can tell you about the female body, the menstrual cycle, any menstrual problems, contraceptive issues and what is done at the annual gynaecological check-up.
You can come alone or with a caregiver.
The conversation will of course be treated confidentially.
If you wish to take the pill, I will take blood samples which will tell me whether the pill is suitable for you from a medical point of view. A decision about the contraceptive can then be made at a follow-up appointment.
I only perform a gynaecological examination on girls who are no longer virgins.
Otherwise I just do an ultrasound of the abdomen.
Birth control pill:
Combination pills (oestrogen and progestogen), with pill break where bleeding occurs
Mini-pill (progestogen) without a pill break and menstrual bleeding is absent (however, spotting is often described)
When prescribing a combined pill for the first time, I always take a coagulation status by means of a blood test, as the pill can influence blood coagulation and the risk of thrombosis and embolism is increased if there are congenital factors.
Smokers and overweight women are also advised not to take the combined pill.
Adverse side effects could include mood swings, headaches, sexual desire, nausea, spotting and water retention.
Implanon (hormone rods):
Pure progestogen preparation, is placed under the skin on the inside of the upper arm after local anaesthesia. The active substance is continuously delivered. Since some react with spotting, I have the women try a progestogen pill for 3 months to check their tolerance.
If well tolerated, the hormone rod can be left in place for 3 years.
Contraceptive patch:
Weekly change with 1 week break where menstruation comes.
Vaginal ring:
3 weeks, then one week ring-free where the period comes.
3-monthly injection:
Depot injection every 3 months,
side effect: decrease in bone density, not suitable for young girls.
Hormone IUD:
is inserted into the uterine cavity and releases the hormone there continuously for 3 or 5 years (depending on the preparation).
Copper IUD: The effect is that the change in the lining of the uterus prevents the fertilised egg from implanting, and it also impairs the mobility of the sperm.
This type of IUD is suitable for women who do not want artificial hormones, but the disadvantage could be that menstrual bleeding could become heavier.
I offer to carry out at least 5 mother-child examinations (as provided for in the Mother-Child Pass).
At every check-up, an ultrasound is performed, blood pressure is measured, urine is checked and, of course, your questions are answered.
Two blood samples and a streptococcus B smear will be taken at the scheduled time.
However, I recommend two specific examinations elsewhere, namely first trimester screening between the 11th and 14th week of pregnancy and organ screening in the 20th week of pregnancy carried out by specialised colleagues.
I am happy to advise you in this phase of your life, which is not always easy.
The interplay between the female hormones oestrogen and progesterone no longer works and the “hormone carousel” begins.
Whether you counteract this with lifestyle changes, mental and physical exercise, a healthy diet, herbal supplements or hormones, it is important that you experience an active and happy second half of life.
I grew up in Vienna and Saalfelden.
After completing my medical studies in Vienna, I started at the hospital in Zell am See as an intern and graduated as a general practitioner after 3 years.
Luckily for me, a training position in obstetrics and gynaecology became available, so I was able to start my training there and successfully complete it as a specialist in the minimum time.
In 2015, alongside my work as a senior physician at the hospital, I opened a private doctor’s surgery.
I have been happily married since 2018 and am a mother to one son.
Ordination
Dr. med. Adolf Kaindlstorfer
Schillerstraße 8a, Fachärztehaus
5700 Zell am See
Österreich
Mon | 07:30 – 11:30 |
Tue | 07:30 – 11:30 |
Wed | 14:00 – 18:00 |
Thu | 14:00 – 18:00 |
Fri | 07:30 – 11:30 |
By arrangement |
Ordination Dr. med. Peter Schatzl
Almerstraße 2
5760 Saalfelden
Österreich
Mon | 14:00 – 18:00 |
Tue | 07:30 – 11:30 |
Wed | 14:00 – 18:00 (Mittersill) |
Thu | 08:00 – 12:00 |
Fri | 07:30 – 11:30 |
By arrangement |
ENT
Operations
Dr Karl Miller, Professor of Surgery, is one of the pioneers of laparoscopic bariatric surgery. He has practised general surgery for more than 32 years, 22 of which he has dedicated to developing and perfecting bariatric surgery.
Dr. med. Karl Miller
DOZ (Dialyse- und Ordinationszentrum)
Privatklinik Wehrle-Diakonissen
Guggenbichlerstraße 20
5026 Salzburg
Österreich
T: +43 662 905 09-270
M: office@miller.co.at
H: www.miller.co.at
By arrangement |
Now there is a new, less invasive surgical alternative to aid weight loss. If you have tried diet after diet without ever achieving the weight loss you want and need – for appearance or health reasons – you may be a candidate for the POSE (Primary Obesity Surgery Endolumenal) procedure. In this procedure, surgeons use new types of instruments to sew folds into the stomach, reducing its capacity. This makes you feel fuller more quickly, i.e. you feel less hungry, eat less and feel satiated. The surgeon performs the procedure entirely through the mouth, as in a gastroscopy, without any external incisions in the body.
As there are no external incisions, the POSE procedure offers important advantages as expected, e.g. lower risk than traditional open or laparoscopic surgery, minimal post-operative pain, fast recovery and no scars. There are patients who have undergone this procedure on a Friday and were back at work on the Monday, without bandages or pain and without anyone noticing anything. No one at all needs to know that you have undergone this procedure.
Weight loss is important for better health and can help prevent problems associated with obesity, such as type II diabetes, heart disease, joint disease and respiratory problems. If you have tried to lose weight but have not been successful, find out if the POSE method would be suitable for you.
Professional career:
Medical studies at the Karl Franzens University in Innsbruck
1983 Doctorate at the Karl Franzens University in Innsbruck
2001 – 2015 Primary physician in the Department of Surgery at Hallein Hospital
2015 President of IFSO (International Federation for the Surgery of Obesity and Metabolic Disorders)
Specialty:
Specialist in general and abdominal surgery
Advisory board memberships and teaching activities:
Since 1994 Faculty Member at the European Surgical Institute / Jonhnson and Johnson Institute
Since 2002 International Advisory Board Member at Saad Hospital Al Khober
Since 2005 Advisory Board Member of “World Clinics and Hospitals”
Since 2005 IVOW Clinical Advisory Board Member
Since 2010 teaching bariatric surgery at the Sharjah Surgical Institute (SSI) United Arab Emirates