Brain tumors
Under the vague clinical term "brain tumors" all tumors lying within the central nervous system of the skull are summarized. The World Health Organization (WHO) distinguishes more than 130 subtypes according to their growth behavior, their cellular origin and cell composition. These so-called primary brain tumors are relatively rare; most often are meningiomas, pituitary tumors and glioblastomas. As secondary brain tumors, however, are defined metastases in the brains of non-CNS cancers.
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| Meningeomas | Gliomas | |
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Our Expertise
- Complete spectrum of neurooncology and surgical options
- Close interdisciplinary cooperation with the Department of Radiation Therapy, Clinic of Internal Medicine I etc.
- Participation in oncological tumor board
- Neurooncological research
Medical Contact Person
Prof Dr. med. J. Oertel
HSA-Consultation Hours:
Monday 10am-1pm
Thursday 2pm-4pm
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OA PD Dr. med. R. Ketter
Email: Ralf.Ketter @uks.eu
HSA-Consultation Hours:
Tuesday 9am-2pm
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OA Dr. med. S. Linsler
Email: Stefan.Linsler @uks.eu
HSA-Consultation Hours:
Monday 1-3pm
Wednesday 9am-12am
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Registration HSA:
Tel.: 06841-1624412
