Green criticize closure: What happens to breast centers in MG?

Green criticize closure: What happens to breast centers in MG?

The dispute over the future of breast centers in Mönchengladbach is heading. The Greens in the city are vehemently committed to ensuring that both the Bethesdiakrankenhaus and the Elisabeth Hospital keep their care-critical offers for breast cancer patients. According to RP Online Karl-Josef Laumann (CDU) decided not to take the Senology into account in the supply plan at the Elisabeth Hospital. This decision is regarded by the Greens as a massive deterioration in medical care for affected women.

The Greens criticize the decision that is considered legally and professionally problematic and speak of “remote” plans in the country. According to the Greens, this could have negative effects on the care of thousands of women in the region who rely on these specialized medical offers.

high -quality supply in the breast center

The breast center of the Mönchengladbach city clinics offers comprehensive and high -quality care for breast cancer patients. Here, over 20 years of experience in the operational treatment of breast cancer can be used. The chief physician MD Bashar Youssef, specialist in gynecology, has been working exclusively in breast surgery since 2004 and has made a name for itself through the development of own surgery techniques, as the information from Städtische Clinics Mönchengladbach

Medical care is based on the latest scientific standards and takes place both surgically and non-operational. Continuous care is particularly emphasized before, during and after the operations. The trusting relationship between doctor and patient is a central aspect of treatment.

Cooperation in focus

The city clinics attach great importance to good cooperation and communication with resident gynecologists and radiologists. This cooperation is crucial for the best possible care of the patients. The health state of women is at the top, which significantly influences the decisions in the treatment.

While the Greens continue to work for the preservation of the two breast centers, the clinics are devoted to continuous improvement in care for breast cancer patients. The challenges that arise from the political decisions show how important it is to campaign for medical offers close to home.