Corona or is in quarantine," explains Professor Eder. "Then we would have conditioned the patient or the patient and the urgently needed donor stem cells would not be there." To prevent such life-threatening [...] transplantation of bone marrow and blood stem cells is a complicated and very stressful procedure for patients. Nevertheless, it is often the only chance for a cure. In the Department of Haematology, Haemostaseology [...] and specialists involved. In 2019, 90 stem cell transplants were performed at the clinic. In adult patients, stem cell transplants are mainly performed for malignant diseases of the blood formation. "Mostly

implanted the first Aurora defibrillator in Germany in a patient. One week later, he performed the second implantation of this type. The second patient is Bastian K. from Hanover. The 37-year-old suffers from [...] our patients the maximum possible safety," explains PD Dr. Hanke. The cardiac surgeon also considers the Aurora device to be a good alternative to conventional defibrillators for certain patients. "In [...] used, depending on the type of cardiac arrhythmia and the needs of the patient. "We attach great importance to high-quality patient care and want to offer the latest clinical advances in the treatment of

the cardiologist. The size of the patient's access vessels, in turn, determines whether the procedure can be applied via the groin. "In about ten percent of our patients, the vessel diameter is just 5 to [...] closing. A heart valve replacement is the only treatment option for aortic valve stenosis. For many patients today, a catheter-based replacement of the aortic valve, or TAVI (Transcatheter Aortic Valve Im [...] Director of the Department of Cardiology and Angiology, explains the effect. On 1 June, a 91-year-old patient from the Baltic Sea resort of Boltenhagen received the new system in a 45-minute procedure. "She

skills, the aim is to increase the patients' activity. Which trial works for which people? Which of the two treatment methods shows the better effect in the patient group with chronic depression? That [...] for us to find out which of the two therapies works better in which patients and why," explains Professor Kahl. A total of 396 patients are included in the ChangePDD project. All of them will undergo a therapy [...] action of psychotherapies in order to better adapt the treatment to the individual needs of the patients," explains Professor Dr. Kai Kahl, head of the MHH study centre. The ChangePDD project is funded

coronary artery through a heart catheter, many patients suffer irreversible damage to the heart muscles, the so-called infarction. SSO2 therapy is performed in patients who have suffered the most dangerous form [...] damage the heart so severely that patients who survive it develop severe heart failure due to the large scarring of the heart muscle," explains Professor Schäfer. These patients can benefit from SSO2 therapy [...] Despite good medical care, many are left with reduced cardiac output. This is particularly true for patients with severe heart attacks: more than 30 percent of those affected develop heart failure, and almost

although this group of immune cells is reduced in the blood of patients with liver cirrhosis, it is increased in the abdominal fluid of these patients and exhibits an activated, tissue-resident phenotype here [...] Christian Niehaus, MD , has submitted his dissertation "Mucosal-associated invariant T cells in patients with liver cirrhosis" to Professor Markus Cornberg, MD, Department of Gastroenterology, Hepatology [...] Diseases and Endocrinology. The data of his dissertation work provide extensive new results in patients with advanced liver cirrhosis and open up mucosa-associated invariant T (MAIT) cells as a new potential

precisely than before, in order to be able to offer customised treatments for individual patients or groups of patients in the future," emphasised Professor Dr Dirk Heinz, Scientific Director of the HZI. MHH [...] derived optimised and customised prevention and personalised therapy for the benefit of the individual patient. It is unique in Europe in its orientation. The construction costs of 24.9 million euros are covered [...] CiiM's interdisciplinary research groups the opportunity to realise their vision of better individual patient care." "By using the latest molecular, imaging and data-based technologies, research is being conducted

seriously ill patients is deteriorating in a life-threatening way, and they have to do so under great time pressure because every minute counts. The stress level increases even more when the patients are children [...] diagnostic models from disease data Medical informatics is already helping to document patient data. The Patient Data Management System (PDMS) collects recorded vital parameters such as blood pressure [...] death of the patient. ELISE is no substitute for medical staff Now the research team aims to further develop the CADDIE idea. In a first step, ELISE will be fed with the data of 5,000 patients who were treated

identified biomarker BDNF. This marker can predict that patients will generally not respond to antidepressants. "We can then treat these patients immediately with alternative methods such as intensified [...] now being launched that aims to tailor the treatment of depression more closely to the individual patient than before. The project, entitled "Personalised, Predictive, Precise and Preventive Medicine to [...] biomarkers, but also magnetic resonance imaging, brain wave measurements and sleep diagnostics. While patients with depression have so far all been treated according to the same regimen, P4D aims to determine

response. If such specific T lymphocytes are transplanted into the body of PML patients, they fight the JC virus there and the patient's condition stabilises. MHH T-cell donor register identifies the matching [...] treatment, scars are still visible in the affected brain regions, but the patients are largely stable. In the meantime, three more PML patients have been successfully treated at the clinic. "This means we are well [...] Hannover Medical School (MHH) has found a way to stop the spread of the virus. They treated two PML patients with certain defence cells that were able to push back the JC virus in the body of the affected