When treating premature babies and newborns, a particularly child-friendly environment and examination are important, as well as a personal, unhurried discussion and comprehensive counselling. For this reason, consultation appointments are flexible and generously scheduled. As many parents also have several appointments in different clinics/departments, we adapt our consultation hours to suit the youngest children. A video consultation is also planned for the near future, so that physical distance will not be a problem. We work closely with your paediatrician and our neonatologists.
In our prenatal consultation hours, you will get to know us during your pregnancy. We try to ease your fears before the diagnosis and are happy to answer any questions you may have after the birth.

In the paediatric gynaecology and urology consultation, we deal with the diagnosis and treatment of urological and gynaecological problems that occur in children from before birth to adulthood. We have non-invasive (sonography, uroflow) and invasive (urodynamics, cystoscopy, MSU) diagnostics at our disposal so that comprehensive counselling, treatment recommendations and alternative solutions for the relevant problem can be found and explained to the child and parents. Competent contact persons are therefore always available.

Adequate outpatient follow-up care is crucial after a thermal injury. Whether scar strands, which can be both cosmetically and functionally significant, develop over time is significantly influenced by consistent follow-up treatment. This requires the prescription of compression garments, silicone pads and any necessary physiotherapy treatments.
In order to ensure close patient care, we therefore offer our special consultation hour once a week for the aftercare of burns and scalds. For more information click here

In our gastrointestinal consultation, we work closely with our paediatric gastroenterologists (gastrointestinal specialists). We clarify whether your child needs an operation, whether for diagnostic purposes, for example in the case of chronically constipated children, or for the surgical correction of a malformation. Surgery is also sometimes necessary for inflammatory diseases such as Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis. After the operation, some children are cared for here and receive further treatment. For more information  click here

Differences of Sex Development (DSD), abbreviated as DSD.

Interdisciplinary care for people with congenital biological deviations in sex development. This refers to a deviation in development between the chromosome set, the structure of the gonads (testicles/ovaries) and the external appearance of the person.
DSD encompasses a variety of different deviations in normal sexual development, with more than 20 different causes currently known. These include
- gonadal dysgenesis (complete, partial, mixed gonadal dysgenesis)
- disorders of androgen biosynthesis (enzyme defects)
- androgen resistance
- forms of adrenogenital syndrome

As well as still unexplained forms of
- hypospadias, Mayer-Küster-Hauser syndrome, complex syndromes with genital malformations

As part of the Centre for Rare Diseases (ZSE), we offer an interdisciplinary consultation to advise parents, families and patients.