The upper level of medical care!
At Clinic Bel Etage, we do rare things frequently. Our specialists are constantly in interdisciplinary exchange, which means that you as our patient benefit from their expertise several times over. There is always an alternative you must know it! Our specialists are world-renowned experts in their fields and therefore know more than just one form of therapy. Due to the intensive exchange of our doctors with national and international experts, we can help you even in difficult situations. You have been undergoing medical treatment for a long time, but the desired therapeutic success has not been achieved yet. The Clinic Bel Etage is the place to go for a well-founded second opinion and will support you with its entire expertise on your road to recovery. We will be happy to advise you in detail about your concerns and are available to answer your questions at any time.
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Dann hoffe ich das alles gut geht nächsten Freitag
God bless you if you ever need anything like this.
Could tell how much the cost of each lumbar and cervic for 1 or 2 level cost tq?
Hallo, sie hatten auch mal ein Video zum Thema posttraumatische Kyphose. Wo finde ich das ?
War voriges Jahr zwei mal dran war sehr angenehm hat super geklappt alles das Narkose Team war Super nett 👍🏻
What the hospital name
Sehr netter Anästhesist und sehr professionell und gut erklärt! Etwas Angst hab ich jetzt ablassen können!👍🏽
Ich habe tatsächlich überhaupt keine Angst vor dem eigentlichen Eingriff, aber sehr große Angst vor der Narkose, dass etwas schief geht und ich nicht mehr aufwache.
Schon mal gehört, dass einer wegen Narkose gestorben ist? Garantiert nicht. Oh Gott, was für ein Weicheivolk!
Geht mir auch so
Danke sehr ❤
Ich habe immer die Angst, aus einer Narkose nicht mehr aufzuwachen ! Je älter ein Mensch ist, desto mehr ist halt die Angst da, vor allem, je länger eine OP dauert ! Danke für dieses sehr interessante Video !
Danke, ich habe jetzt bisschen weniger Angst 🙏❤️
Wovor Angst? Hast wahrscheinlich auch Angst über die Straße zu gehen. Oh Gott.
Danke! Sehr gut und ruhig erklärt.
Vielen Dank, das beruhigt mich jetzt sehr ❤
Ohne dieses Video würdest du jetzt vor Angst zittern, oder was? Schon mal gehört, dass einer wegen Narkose gestorben ist? Garantiert nicht. Oh Gott, was für ein Weicheivolk!
Tolles Video.
Mir fehlt hier die Intubation...
Habe eine 2stündige op in einem Monat.. bin schon sehr aufgeregt.. hatte so angst nicht mehr aufzuwachen aus der narkose.. in diesem video aber wirklich toll erklärt alles.. nimmt mir tatsächlich ein wenig die angst.. danke ❤
Und? Alles gut?
Super tolles Video, herzlichen Dank 😊
Das Video hätte ich mir vor meiner Augen OP anschauen sollen. Es ging Alles gut und danke für Ihren Beitrag
Bei einer Augen-Op. wäre mir das kalte Grausen nicht wegen der Narkose gekommen!
tolle Erklärung
Hallo Herr Dr. Nitschke, Ihr Video zur Erklärung und Erläuterung zur Allgemeinen Anästhesie ist wirklich sehr schön und verständlich. Es macht einen sehr positiven und absolut professionellen Eindruck. Absolut kompetent.
Dont go any surgery, body has own mechanism of healing its own
While discs can heal from trauma, such as herniation, they do not regenerate, therefore potentially requiring surgical solutions
Prof Rischke fixed my back too.
I owe my life (literally my life) to this guy. I found Dr. Schmitz by pure accident. Total fluke. I exchanged a couple of KZread comments with a random girl from California, when I was at my wits end living paralyzed on the floor for a year...and she heard of Dr. Schmitz, and that he was pretty good...but that is all she knew. I was in Germany at that time, with my wife, looking for a doctor to fix me (my surgery was very risky, because my nerve roots had foreign substance grown into them, so cutting around the nerve roots was NOT a thing that most US surgeons wanted to do, given the risk of permanent - irreversible paralysis of the right leg). Just like this guy Mike, all that I was offered in the US, were badly outdated, ball-and-socket, artificial discs, which present a lot of instability and wear out the fact joints in the back of the spine. Fusion was the other option. At 35 years old, I refused fusion. I wanted to remain active and avoid subsequent destruction of adjacent discs, which fusion inevitably causes over time). With a little bit of research I found the ESP implant. I have read some NBCI studies since about long term outcomes. I liked the design from the engineering perspective (all 6 degrees of freedom - very similar to the human disc returning to center with it's own forces). So I had an implant chosen with a lot of confidence. I just needed a doctor. Once the girl from California mentioned Dr. Schmitz "in the Dusseldorf/Cologne" area, my wife drove us there and I just walked into the clinic. We asked for Dr. Schmitz. I had no clue he was actually the one who owned and ran the entire clinic. He came out of his office and as soon as he heard wife and I speak English, he got excited himself. I remember that there was a line of several German patients in front of us, but I will never forget his "one-liner", that told me a lot about him as a person. He said to the German patients waiting in the lobby: Excuse me everyone - please allow Americans first - they came to see me from across the Ocean". He let us in with excitement. Immediately started joking "How come he is so famous?" ...we explained how we learned about him, and we really needed someone to take the risk with my surgery. He spent an entire hour with us, we set the surgery date, and, now, 5 years later, I am walking, running, riding bicycles, a motorcycle...and able to do anything I want to do within reason. I was able to do it all just 3 months after the surgery, and Dr. Schmitz thought I was crazy doing it all a little early (6 months is recommended), but I am still here in perfect shape, so no regrets. Humble doctor with superb skillset and amazing bedside manner who never stops taking care of patients. To one of the main points in this video, the old philosophy on spine injuries is, that one should wait as long as the pain allows them, and only as the very last resort, basically when you cannot walk or start losing your motor skills in your arms, that you should resort to the surgery. I think, that philosophy is starting to change. FDA, takes a very long time in the USA to approve a medical device and it also takes tens of Millions of dollars. My understanding is, that, there is a deluge of European data on the ESP disc, and its overall success, but FDA will not consider it. They want their own people test the devices in randomized trials. One funny thing about that process is, that looking at an outcome 3 years out of surgery and considering it long-term, is not reasonable in my opinion, in case of an artificial disc, because the facet joints may still be OK and NOT worn out at 3 years out of surgery, but a few more years later, with the obvious mechanical flaw of the design (no internal stabilizing mechanism returning the prosthesis/implant to the neutral position reliving pressure of the facets), the facet joints will ultimately wear out and cause chronic pain at the facet joints, likely inflaming the nerve endings at the facets. Also, with enough extension force under sufficient load on the facets with the ball-and-socket design artificial discs offered in the US, facet joints have been known to break off. At that point, the ball-and-socket disc permanently tilts to one side, causing a permanent tilt at the segment in the spine, and the only way to fit it is a risky revision to fusion. A few years from now, my comment here will be read with a 20-20 hindsight, and it will no longer be funny, that a French artificial disc, implanted by a couple experienced pioneers of the procedure in Germany, becomes a standard in spine care. In the US we tell too many people to wait and suffer in pain. Fortunately the opioid therapy is available to those who cannot function with the level of their pain, but why not fix the spine with the prosthesis that works, as soon as the pain becomes unbearable? Had I known about the ESP disc and Dr. Schmitz 10 months sooner, instead of waiting as I was told, I would not have a permanently damaged nerve root now. I personally know several people with a story similar to mine: Waited too long with a compressed nerve root, and even though they ultimately decompressed it via whatever surgery (fusion, artificial disc, foraminotomy), and now they will suffer the chronic pain from a damaged nerve root for life. Sometimes you need to be your own doctor and your own advocate, because only you feel the level of pain and your own symptoms, and there is no better information you can receive, than your body telling you what to do, and how soon to do it. If you got this far reading my comment... you will thank me later. Now, my wife was recently involved in a bad car crash (she got rear-ended at a high rate of speed by another driver), which resulted in severe damage to the discs in her lumbar and cervical spine. She is currently undergoing pain management, because the pain is severe. Guess where we are going to get her spine fixed? ...and yes, we are doing it really soon. Best of luck to everyone suffering spine issues out there!
Schmitz IS the man bro! 2 level lumbar, 1 level cervical.. ESP's 💪 I've never met a more sincere or experienced surgeon, when I met him I knew almost instantly!! Amazing facility, location, and people!! Worth every penny.
Hello, thanks for sharing your spine surgery experience. I didn't catch what exactly procedure you have done, how many levels and how approximatelly it costs. I have a huge problem, had 3 spinal surgeries in past. In 2013 I had fusion for L5/S1 spondilolisthesis and DDD, and in 2021 I had removal of my left side implants and nerve decompression. But during that latest surgery, thay cut my liquour and had to go to another urgent surgery - patching my dural liquour likng. Now surgeons here in my country are in dillema what to do: fusion of my lumbar scoliosis, or fusion of my left sacroiliac joint. Thanks for your answer in advance, and all the best
Thank you for this very rich feedback!
Dr Schmitz is the man, phenomenal surgeon and hospital!! !💪🙏
Vielen Dank! Super informativ und leicht zu verstehen 👍🏼 hat mir geholfen!
What’s the difference between this appliance and a LT cage that contained a sponge with growth hormone? That manufacture was sued.
What is the maximum age of artificial disk... Is it for life time or it need to be replaced after some time ?
Doctors should answer the exact information after the examination. Many factors and causes can affect the life span of the artificial disc. You can get more information & details about ESP Disc Replacement and have an imagination at betterdiscreplacement.com/esp-disc-replacement/ . Your www.clinicbeletage.de Team
Thanks for your response..
Thank u 👍ji
Happy new year 🎉 🙏
Not in SA
Any surgeons in Nashville, Tn. that perform this?
Dear Dave, If you have any questions you can address them to us- at [email protected] Your www.clinicbeletage.de
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Could they use that on any level of the spine
Dear Carlos, The ESP disc prosthesis was designed for both lumbar and cervical disc replacement. If you have any questions you can address them to us- at [email protected] Your www.clinicbeletage.de
Benera2 tehnologi yg canggi dn tepat hasil bisa normal lagi ada resiko nya tidak kalu di oprasi gitu
Do you perform cervical stenosis surgery ?
Dear Arlene, If you mean cervical spinal stenosis, yes, we do! You can check either the links under the message or just send us an email at [email protected] for further information. Our patient managers will help you individually. clinicbeletage.de/wirbelsaeulenchirurgie/ clinicbeletage.de/bandscheibenprothetik/ clinicbeletage.de/neurochirurgie/ Your www.clinicbeletage.de Team
Sehr interessantes Interview, danke fürs hochladen.
Es freut uns sehr, dass das Video hilfreich ist! Ihr www.clinicbeletage.de Team
Do you have a video from a patient with vasculair compression syndromes? Iam a patient with this rare syndrome and very difficult , iam losing my trust in the Docters and there treatments in the netherlands..
Dear @@dk-fy8bs, First of all, thank you for your question. Currently, our team is scheduling to post an informative video about Compression syndrome with our world-renowned Prof. Dr. med. Wilhelm Sandmann. Meanwhile, you can find dozens of information sessions about Compression syndrome on our website and the patient feedback on Clinic Bel Etage's IG, or send us an email at [email protected] then our patient managers will answer all your questions. You can find links under the commentary. clinicbeletage.de/kompressionssyndrom/ instagram.com/clinic_bel_etage/ instagram.com/p/CZPV0S0tdUC/? Your www.clinicbeletage.de Team
@@ClinicBelEtage thank you very much for sending the information❤
Dankeschön sehr gut erklärt aber nicht in jede Klinik gibt es diese hirnström messung leider...
Es freut uns sehr, dass das Video hilfreich ist! Ihr www.clinicbeletage.de Team
Klar gibt es immer in jedem Kkh
Danke für diesen wirklich informativen und sehr gut erklärten Beitrag von Ihnen, der mir sehr viele Fragen beantwortet hat.
Es freut uns sehr, dass das Video hilfreich ist! Ihr www.clinicbeletage.de Team
Vielen Dank für den tollen Beitrag, super erklärt.
Not on USA 😪😢
Dear Bobby, Clinic Bel Etage is an international clinic. If you have any questions you can address to us- at [email protected] Your www.clinicbeletage.de
to na pewno zdrowy i nie bede boli plecy nogi
Сколько этот диск служит?
Longer then the ones we have I bet.
Врачи должны дать точный ответ после обследования. Многие факторы и причины могут повлиять на срок работы протеза искусственного диска. Получить более подробную информацию о замене искусственного диска и иметь представления вы можете на сайте betterdiscreplacement.com/esp-disc-replacement/ . Ваша команда www.clinicbeletage.de
Wow, super klasse erklärt!!
Es freut uns sehr, dass das Video hilfreich ist! Ihr www.clinicbeletage.de Team
Ein wirklich beruhigender Vortrag Vielen Dank für die Mühen 👍🏻
Richtig gut. Danke
Wenn was nicht stimmt wird abgebrochen und holt ihr denn Patienten zurück geht das
Ein sofortiges zurückholen bzw. Abbrechen ist nicht immer möglich. Wenn am offenen Herzen operiert wird und der Patient an der Herz-Lungen-Maschine hängt ist ein sofortiges Abbrechen schlecht. Oder bei Transplantationen. Auch da kann nicht plötzlich abgebrochen werden. Aber Sie können glauben, dass die Anästhesisten eine Vielzahl an Möglichkeiten haben Schwankungen der Vitalfunktionen sofort wieder in den Griff zu bekommen. Es können Medikamente während der Narkose verabreicht werden, die sofortige Wirkung zeigen sowohl in die anregende Richtung als auch in die Sedierende. Man braucht keine Angst haben. Sehr schwere Komplikationen sind in der heutigen Zeit mit dem jetzigen Stand der Wissenschaft sehr selten.
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