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Dr. Clemens Hammer

Dr. Clemens Hammer

Urology
Fund contract: BVAEB, KFA
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Dr. Clemens Hammer absolvierte 1985 seine Promotion und spezialisierte sich anschließend an der Universitätsklinik Mainz (unter Prof. Rudolf Hohenfellner) sowie an der KA Rudolfstiftung Wien (unter Prof. Michael Marberger und Prof. Walter Stackl) zur Facharztausbildung in Urologie. 1992 erlangte er die Facharztanerkennung und erhielt 1994 das europäische Facharzt-Diplom (FEBU). Seine Ordinationseröffnung erfolgte 1994 in Wien, Barichgasse 22. Von 2017 bis 2021 leitete er die urologische Abteilung der KA Rudolfstiftung. Seit 2021 führt er seine Ordinationstätigkeit fort und führt regelmäßig urologische Operationen am Rudolfinerhaus durch. Sein Behandlungsspektrum umfasst Allgemeine Urologie, Prostatavorsorge, urologische Onkologie (Niere, Blase, Prostata), rekonstruktive Urologie, Steinbehandlungen sowie die Behandlung erektiler Dysfunktion.

Diplomas & Certificates

FEBU

Services

General Urology and Prostate Prevention

Treatments

Reconstructive UrologyUrological oncology (Tumors of kidney, bladder, prostate)

Conditions

Erectile DysfunctionStone Diseases (Bladder and Kidney Stones)
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Last updated: 12/10/2026, 14:22

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