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Prof. Dr med. Stefan R. Bornstein (Prof. Dr. med. Stefan R. Bornstein) is the Director of the Medical Clinic and Polyclinic III (Medizinische Klinik und Poliklinik III) at University Hospital Dresden. As a specialist in internal medicine, he manages clinical care and diagnostic evaluations for patients with complex internal organ conditions in Dresden. Patients consult him for structured medical examinations, second opinions, and inpatient care planning.
Where the doctor practises and what they do
Prof. Dr med. Stefan R. Bornstein leads the Medical Clinic and Polyclinic III at University Hospital Dresden. His department focuses on internal medicine, dealing with the comprehensive diagnosis, monitoring, and non-surgical treatment of internal organ diseases. Patients arriving for diagnostics in Germany at this department receive thorough clinical evaluations to clarify complex symptoms and establish targeted therapy strategies.
The clinic works in close interdisciplinary cooperation with other departments of the medical centre to provide coordinated patient care. International patients seeking specialized internal medicine care can receive comprehensive medical management adapted to their clinical needs during their stay for treatment in Germany.
How we arrange an appointment
AlenMed assists international patients in organizing consultations and medical stays with Prof. Dr med. Stefan R. Bornstein at University Hospital Dresden. Our team manages the translation of medical documentation, coordinates appointment scheduling directly with the hospital, and provides qualified medical interpreters to accompany patients throughout their consultation. All treatment costs are paid directly to the clinic according to its standard tariff system. To request an appointment, submit a request form on our website.
This material is for informational purposes only and does not replace a professional medical consultation. The possibility and final results of treatment are determined individually after an in-person medical examination.