
Prof. Dr med. Torsten Loop (Prof. Dr. med. Torsten Loop) serves as Deputy Medical Director of the Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care at Freiburg University Hospital. He also acts as Site Head for the Heart Centre in Bad Krozingen. Patients and surgical teams rely on his medical expertise for general anaesthesia, perioperative monitoring, and intensive care management.
Where the doctor practises and what they do
Prof. Dr med. Torsten Loop practises at Freiburg University Hospital within the Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care. In his position, he supervises the provision of anaesthetic services and intensive care treatment across complex surgical disciplines. His daily clinical work involves administering general and regional anaesthesia, managing patient airway safety, and monitoring vital functions during major surgical interventions.
His department is responsible for critical care monitoring and organ support for patients recovering from extensive operations. The clinical spectrum also covers post-operative pain management protocols and specialized intensive care support. Patients undergoing complex surgical treatment benefit from structured medical procedures and high standards of safety maintained throughout the university medical center.
How we arrange an appointment
AlenMed organizes medical consultations, inpatient treatment, and diagnostics with Prof. Dr med. Torsten Loop at Freiburg University Hospital. Our team assists with translating medical documents into German, coordinating clinical schedules, and managing administrative admission processes. During your stay in Germany, a qualified medical interpreter provides personal language assistance during all doctor consultations. Treatment expenses are paid directly to the clinic based on its official billing rates. To initiate the process, please complete our online application form.
This material is provided for reference purposes only and does not replace a professional medical consultation. The feasibility and results of treatment are determined individually following an in-person examination.