Dr Ulrich Kusenack
Since meanwhile 25 years I am active in the field of vascular medicine - most recently as a Long-standing chief physician of a vascular surgery university clinic in North Rhine-Westphalia.
Born in Passau (Lower Bavaria) in 1968, I graduated from the University of Study of human medicine I trained as a surgeon at the Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich. I completed this in 2001 with the acquisition of the Specialist for surgery from.
Afterwards I specialised in to the still young but rapidly developing field of vascular surgery. After my recognition as a Specialist for vascular surgery In 2006, I was initially Senior Consultant and Deputy Head of Vascular Surgery at the Helios University Hospital in Wuppertal. From December 2010 to the end of 2018, I headed this clinic and the Bergisches Gefäßzentrum as Chief Physician.
During this time, I was intensively involved with the Phlebology - the study of veins, their disease and treatment - and successfully passed the examination to become a qualified vein specialist at the North Rhine Medical Association. Phlebologists from.
As Expert on behalf of the North Rhine Medical Association I also assess disputed courses of treatment and offer you my support in such matters.
If you need a medical consultation before a planned procedure Second opinion need, I will be happy to provide you with an objective assessment.
THROUGH EXPERIENCEIN GOOD HANDS
Chief physician:
01.12.2010 – 31.12.2018
Chief Physician of the Clinic for Vascular Surgery
Head of the Bergisch Vascular Centre
Helios University Hospital Wuppertal
Heusnerstrasse 40
42283 Wuppertal
Senior consultant:
01.03.2006 – 30.11.2010
Senior Consultant at the Clinic for Vascular Surgery
Clinic for Vascular Surgery
Helios University Hospital Wuppertal
Chief physician: Dr S. Fraunhofer
Specialist training:
01.01.2003 – 28.02.2006
Assistant doctor in the process of becoming a specialist in vascular surgery
Clinic for Vascular Surgery
Solingen Municipal Hospital
Chief physician: Dr G. Hoffmann
01.11.2001 – 31.12.2002
Assistant doctor in the process of becoming a specialist in visceral surgery
Clinic for General, Visceral and Vascular Surgery
Evangelical Hospital Düsseldorf
Head physician: Prof Dr H.-J. Krämling
01.10.1997 – 31.10.2001
Assistant doctor in the process of becoming a specialist in surgery
Clinic for General, Visceral and Vascular Surgery
Evangelical Hospital Düsseldorf
Head physician: Prof Dr H.-J. Krämling
15.07.1996 – 30.09.1997
Internship doctor (AiP)
Clinic for Surgery
District hospital Weilheim/ Upper Bavaria
Head physician: PD Dr G. Hauer
Student teaching
01.06.2013 – 31.12.2018
Lectureship at the University of Witten/Herdecke
Lectures and teaching at the patient's bedside
Promotion
„Long-term survival after surgical treatment of gastric carcinoma“
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität zu München
2001
Medical licence to practice medicine
20 February 1998
University studies
November 1988 - May 1996
Human medicine
Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich
- Specialist for vascular surgery
- Specialist for surgery
- Phlebologist
- Endovascular specialist DGG
- Endovascular surgeon DGG
- Expertise in radiation protection „Interventions“
- Expertise in radiation protection „Arterial and venous vascular system“
- Specialist knowledge „Rescue service“
Stein, F/ Kamper, L/ Meletiadis, K/ Kusenack, U/ Haage, P
Endovascular reconstruction of the aortic bifurcation for limb preservation in advanced systemic scleroderma
German Medical Weekly (1946)
2017 Volume 142, Issue 1, Page 43-46
Plett, M/ Tosch, M/ Kusenack, U/ Lehmann, P/ Hofmann, SC
Lymphoedema as the first sign of a malignant tumour
The dermatologist
2017 Volume 68, Issue 3, Page 224-228
Kusenack, U/ Kamper, L/ Haage, P/ Zirngibl, H/ Meletiadis, K
Young women - problem patients in vascular surgery
Zentralblatt für Chirurgie
2015 Volume 140, Issue 5, Page 554-560
Kusenack, U/ Haage, P/ Terzis, A/ Meletiadis, K
Aortocaval fistula with cardiac decompensation as a late complication after aortic stenting
Vascular surgery
2015 Volume 20, Issue 3, Page 214
Kamper, L/ Ekamp, H/ Meletiadis, K/ Kusenack, U/ Haage, P
Safe radiological diagnostics and therapy for dialysis patients
Vascular surgery
2015 Volume 20, Issue 8, Page 559
Kusenack, U
The treatment of aortoiliac vascular lesions through the ages
Cardiac medicine
2015 Volume 32, Issue 4, Page 25-33
Floros, N/ Meletiadis, K/ Kusenack, U/ Zirngibl, H/ Kamper, L/ Haage, P/ Dreger, NM
Ruptured Mycotic Aortic Aneurysm after Bacille-Calmette-Guerin Therapy
Ann Vasc Surgery
2015 Volume 29, Issue 7, Pages 1450.e1-4
Kusenack, U/ Haage, P/ Zirngibl, H
85-year-old with swelling of the thigh 3 years after vascular surgery
German Medical Weekly (1946)
2015 Volume 140, Issue 17, Page 1263, 1319
Plett, M/ Hofmann, CS/ Kusenack, U/ Lehmann, P
Atypical aneurysm of the great saphenous vein clinically presenting as a subcutaneous tumour of the thigh
Journal of the German Dermatological Society
2014 Volume 12, Issue 6, Page 511-513
Faizy, T/ Kamper, L/ Meletiadis, K/ Kusenack, U/ Haage, P
Endovascular therapy of iatrogenic renal perforation after fenestrated aortic prosthesis (fEVAR)
German Medical Weekly (1946)
2014 Volume 139, Issue 34-35, Page 1707-1710
Kamper, L/ Meletiadis, K/ Kusenack, U/ Haage, P
Central venous obstruction in patients with dialysis shunt - diagnostics and endovascular therapy
Vascular surgery
2014 Volume 19, Issue 8, Page 709
Kusenack, U/ Meletiadis, K/ Isenmann, S/ Haage, P/ Zirngibl, H
Surgical stent explantation from the internal carotid artery for symptomatic kink stenosis
Vascular surgery
2014 Volume 19, Issue 7, Page 654
Kusenack, U
Long-term survival after surgical treatment of gastric carcinoma
Munich, University, Diss., 2001
Schardey, HM/ Krämling, HJ/ Cramer, C/ Kusenack, U/ Hadersbeck, J/ Schildberg, FW
Risk factors and pathogenic microorganisms in patients with insufficient oesophago-jejunostomy after gastrectomy
Zentralblatt für Chirurgie
1998 Volume 123, Issue 1, Page 46-52
Schardey, HM/ Krämling, HJ/ Cramer, C/ Kusenack, U/ Hadersbeck, J/ Schildberg, FW
Risk factors and pathogenic microorganisms in patients with insufficient oesophago-jejunostomy after gastrectomy
In: Rötscher V (ed.): The complicated anastomosis
J Barth, Leipzig, Page 133-142
Krämling, HJ/ Hatz, R/ Kusenack, U/ Cramer, C/ Schildberg, FW
Advances in the diagnosis and treatment of gastric carcinoma
1994 Bay Int 5, Page 4-25
Many years of expertise and experience
the basis of holistic vascular medicine.
Dr Kusenack
Why a private practice?
Working in a private practice has many advantages for you as a patient:
- Detailed response to your complaints without time pressure
- Short appointment waiting times
- Individualised treatment using all diagnostic and therapeutic procedures
- State-of-the-art medicine according to the latest scientific findings
- No budget constraints with restrictions on therapy
- Less bureaucracy and therefore more time for your treatment
As a private practitioner, I invoice all my services according to the Scale of fees for doctors (GOÄ) transparent and comprehensible.
Practice location and equipment
Thanks to modern examination techniques, I am able to offer you a pleasant practice atmosphere Vascular medicine at a high level offer:
- High-resolution vascular ultrasound (duplex sonography) for the early detection of venous and arterial diseases
- Oscillography to determine the peripheral blood flow in the legs
- Unidirectional Doppler device for determining the ABI (Ankle-Brachial Index)
- Light reflection rheography (LRR) to determine vein function before and after varicose vein surgery
- Venous occlusion plethysmography (VVP) for follow-up after deep vein thrombosis
- Veinlite incident light for better visualisation of veins, e.g. for sclerotherapy of spider veins and varicose veins
You will find my Private practice for vascular surgery, vascular diagnostics and venous disorders Centrally located in the heart of Düsseldorf located. The building is located directly on Königsallee.
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