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G. Prof. Dr. Peter Weibl, PhD

G. Prof. Dr. Peter Weibl, PhD

Urology
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Prof. Dr. Peter Weibl ist Leiter der Urologischen Abteilung des Landesklinikums Korneuburg und international für seine Expertise in der rekonstruktiven und minimalinvasiven Urogenitalchirurgie anerkannt. Sein operativer Schwerpunkt umfasst die Behandlung von Nieren-, Blasen- und Prostatakrebs, sowie die chirurgische Therapie der männlichen Inkontinenz. Er veröffentlichte zahlreiche wissenschaftliche Arbeiten und erhielt mehrere internationale Auszeichnungen, darunter Anerkennungen der EAU, AUA, SUS und der Österreichischen Gesellschaft für Urologie. Seit 2017 ist er Gastprofessor an der Medizinischen Universität Wien. Zu seinen klinischen Schwerpunkten zählt die urologische Onkologie.

Diplomas & Certificates

PhD

Services

Urological Oncology

Conditions

Kidney CancerBladder CancerProstate CancerMale Incontinence
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