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Univ. Prof. PD Dr. Martin Schillinger

Univ. Prof. PD Dr. Martin Schillinger

Innere Medizin und Angiologie
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About the doctor

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Univ. Prof. PD Dr. Martin Schillinger ist Facharzt für Innere Medizin, Kardiologie und Angiologie. Er bietet lösungsorientierte Medizin auf Basis aktuellster wissenschaftlicher Erkenntnisse. Seine Patientinnen und Patienten kommen vorrangig mit Herzbeschwerden, Blutdruckproblemen und Durchblutungsstörungen. Er führt Herzultraschall, Gefäßultraschall, Herzkatheter mit Stentimplantation, Gefäßkatheter, 24-Stunden-EKG und Blutdruckmessungen durch. Er promovierte mit Auszeichnung, habilitierte in Angiologie und Innerer Medizin und gründete 2012 die Gruppenpraxis IMED19 gemeinsam mit Dr. Reinoud Homan.

Diplomas & Certificates

Habilitation AngiologyHabilitation Internal Medicine

Services

24-Hour ECGCardiac UltrasoundVascular UltrasoundPreventive Examinations24-Hour Blood Pressure MonitoringHeart Catheter with Stent ImplantationVascular Catheter with Stent ImplantationInternal Medicine with Special Area Heart and Vessels
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Last updated: 12/10/2026, 14:22

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