Ambulances

Ambulances

The oncological outpatient clinic includes the initial consultation with a review of the previous medical history, the review of the patient’s medical records, the examination of the patient and the preparation of a treatment plan. The other tasks are follow-up care as well as drug therapy including chemo-hormone, immunotherapy and targeted tumor therapy.

Mission Statement of the III. Medicine:

“The patient’s claim to dignity, freedom from illness and self-confidence through care, care and science”

Ambulance doctors


Priv. Doz. OA Dr. PhD Lukas Weiss
E-Mail: lu.weiss@salk.at


OA Dr. Gabriel Rinnerthaler
E-Mail: g.rinnerthaler@salk.at


OA Dr. Kon­stan­tin Schlick
E-Mail: k.schlick@salk.at


Ass.Dr. Volker Hauck
E-Mail: v.hauck@salk.at


Ass. Dr. Clau­dia Sar­t­ori

E-Mail: c.sartori@salk.at

Nurses

Nurses Oncological ambulance
Head: DGKS Jela Prgic

In the context of the haematological outpatient clinic, diseases of the haematopoietic system, both benign and malignant, are comprehensively cared for: All forms of anaemia, whether congenital or acquired, whether acute or chronic, are shown diagnostically and therapeutically. Bone marrow failure processes from aplastic anaemia to myelodysplastic syndromes are supervised as well as the overproduction of blood components in the context of myeloproliferative diseases. Of course, the treated spectrum of diseases also includes diseases of the lymphatic system such as lymphoma (lymphoma), myeloid diseases and all types of leukaemia. Comprehensive clarification of pathological findings in the blood count is part of our task profile, such as the care of patients with a range of specific immune and autoimmune diseases.

We take great care to explore complex interrelationships, to browse the relevant diagnoses and to create modern therapy plans.

More about haematological outpatient clinic

Investigations:
We make every effort to provide patients with a brief, outpatient assessment of their findings (including, for example, outpatient bone marrow examinations without a necessary inpatient stay). A wealth of highly specialized, cytological, molecular biological and immunological procedures are used in diagnostics in close cooperation with the molecular cytological laboratory located directly in the outpatient area for diagnostics.

Therapy planning and management:

The latest therapy methods are adapted to the state of the art, used and supplemented by the possibility of obtaining very early access to medical progress in the context of clinical therapy studies. The therapies are partly provided by the day clinic of the III. Medicine in the field of oncological outpatient care. This is done under control and guidance of the therapy by the haematological outpatient clinic. In this context, transfusion therapies are also carried out, which are also predominantly outpatient.

Genetic advice:

Advice to the entire family on congenital diseases of the blood-forming system is provided at any time.

Ambulance doctors


A.o. Univ.-Prof. Dr. Alexander Egle
E-Mail: a.egle@salk.at


Assoc. Prof OA Dr. PhD Thomas Melchardt
E-Mail: t.melchardt@salk.at


OA Dr. Norbert Stute
E-Mail: n.stute@salk.at


FA Dr. Maria Che­ver­esan
E-Mail: m.cheveresan@salk.at


Ass.Dr. Bianca Radl
E-Mail: b.radl@salk.at


Ass.​Dr. Felix Ren­ne­berg
E-Mail: f.renneberg@salk.at

Nurses

Nurses Haematological outpatient clinic

Head: DGKS Jela Prgic

The coagulation outpatient clinic deals with the diagnosis and therapy of diseases caused by disorders of the balance in the blood clotting, which can cause bleeding tendencies as well as thrombosis tendencies. After a detailed discussion with the patient, a targeted blood sample is taken in the coagulation laboratory of the central laboratory, where the apparatus is diagnosed. Upon receipt of the laboratory findings, the diagnosis and a therapy proposal are prepared in conjunction with the current clinic and medical history.

More about the coagulation outpatient clinic

The term “HÄMOSTASE” refers to a complex interplay of processes, tissues, cells and substances, which on the one hand ensures the flowability of the blood at any place and at any time, and on the other hand ensures its coagulation after injury – again at any place and at any time. The regulation of these interactive systems takes place at different levels:

Through cell surfaces

Cell receptors and cell products
as well as by activators and inhibitors

Disorders of these tightly regulated systems can cause bleeding tendencies as well as thrombotic tendencies. Symptoms can be mild to life-threatening, congenital or acquired. If there is a slight suspicion of a disease with haemorrhagic diathesis or thrombophilia, a clotting diagnosis should be carried out in a special outpatient clinic.

As in any clinical sub-area, a thorough medical history is an essential part of the diagnosis of sufficient time must be devoted. For this reason, and in order to ensure a patient-friendly process, it is essential to make an appointment, and of course the urgency is addressed. If preliminary analyses have already been carried out abroad, these should be brought along for reasons of time and cost savings. After a detailed discussion with the patient, a targeted blood sample is taken in the coagulation laboratory of the central laboratory, where the apparatus is diagnosed. Upon receipt of the laboratory findings, the diagnosis and a therapy proposal are prepared in conjunction with the current clinic and medical history. In some diseases, multiple blood samples and tests are required, and the patients are informed in detail.

Hemophilia – Centre

In addition to this diagnostic activity, we also care for haemophilia patients as a haemophilia centre in the province of Salzburg. On the one hand, the affected adult patients are subjected to regular checks, during which the most up-to-date forms of therapy are discussed. On the other hand, a therapy plan is drawn up both in acute situations and before planned operations. Particularly in the case of interventions in haemophilia patients, close and reliable cooperation is required between the surgeons, the central laboratory and the responsible haemostatic biologist who draws up the therapy plan. “

Ambulance doctors


OA Dr. Simon Gampenreider
E-Mail: s.gampenrieder@salk.at


Ass. Dr. Si­byl­le Jäger
E-Mail: s.jaeger@salk.at

Nurses

Nurses Coagulation outpatient clinic

Head: DGKS Jela Prgic

The focus of our services is the outpatient and consiliary treatment of patients with chronic infectious diseases such as HIV and hepatitis.

Field of activity:

  • Counselling, information, therapy decision and follow-up of HIV-infected patients
  • Clarification and, if necessary, treatment of HIV-associated complications
  • Consultative activity following possible exposure to HIV or other infectious diseases (e. g. B. Needle stick injury)
  • Carrying out HIV post-exposure prophylaxis and other post-exposure measures (e. g. passive hepatitis B immunisation)
  • Free-of-charge HIV test with individual advice
  • Outpatient evaluation and treatment of patients with acute and chronic infections, tropical travellers, patients with unclear fever
  • Infectiological Consiles for Practitioners

Ambulance doctors

A.o. Univ.-Prof. Dr. Alexander Egle

E-Mail: a.egle@salk.at


Ass.Dr. Carmen Lehner

E-Mail: c.lehner@salk.at

Nurses

Nurses Infectiological outpatient clinic

Head: DGKS Jela Prgic

The rheumatological outpatient clinic deals with the diagnosis and therapy of inflammatory and non-inflammatory diseases. In order to ensure that our outpatient work proceeds as quickly as possible, it is advisable to bring along laboratory findings (reduction, CRP value, blood count, liver and kidney function parameters) freshly carried out by the family doctor during the initial presentation at our outpatient clinic as well as during ongoing checks. if available, take older rheumatoid-related disease reports from external hospitals with you.

The rheumatism outpatient clinic can be used by patients assigned by a specialist in internal medicine, a specialist in physical therapy, a specialist in orthopaedics and a specialist in general medicine.

Ambulance doctors

OA Dr.​PhD Oskar Psenak

E-Mail: o.psenak@salk.at


OA Dr. Andrea Studnicka-Benke


FA Dr. Hannah Fsadni

E-Mail: h.fsadni@salk.at


Ass.​Dr. Fe­li­ce Mo­re­la Rusen

E-Mail: f.rusen@salk.at


Ass.​Dr. Bas­har Ya­coub

E-Mail: b.yacoub@salk.at

Nurses

Nurses Rheumatological outpatient clinic

Head: DGKS Jela Prgic

The recurring questions of our oncological patients about further supportive measures in addition to medical care (chemotherapy, radiation, pain therapy, etc. ) has set up the lifestyle outpatient clinic at the 3. Medicine led. Topics that serve the well-being of our patients and the improvement of the quality of life are discussed here. This includes nutritional counselling, complementary medical counselling, guidance on sports, psycho-oncological discussions as well as – if necessary – counselling on sexual-medical problems. Furthermore, a supportive treatment with acupuncture is offered and an access to qigong and relaxation with music via our psycho-oncology is made possible. The discussions are conducted by experts who speak individually, either with the patient alone or, if desired, with the relatives.

Our range of services includes:

  • Cancer & Nutrition
  • Cancer and Complementary Medicine
  • Cancer and Sexuality
  • Cancer & Sport
  • Psycho-oncology
  • Acupuncture/ Laser Acupuncture

Sexuality plays an important role in the life of each individual and in a variety of ways for society as a whole. Sexuality and its disorders as well as physical, psychosocial problems as a result of sexual disorders become particuarly manifest or de novo in the context of numerous illnesses or their therapy and pose a particular challenge to the patients. Our experts are at your disposal to discuss all your questions on this topic. They are members of the Austrian Academy of Sexual Medicine: www.oeasm.org

Ambulance doctors

OA Dr. Claudia Monzo-Fuentes

E-Mail: c.monzo-fuentes@salk.at