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Prof. Daniel Perez — visceral surgeon

Prof. Dr med. Daniel Perez

Prof. Dr med. Daniel Perez (Prof. Dr. med. Daniel Perez) is the Chief Physician of the Department of General and Visceral Surgery at Asklepios Hospitals in Hamburg. Patients consult him for surgical treatment of diseases of the abdominal organs, general surgical conditions, and proctological disorders.

Where the doctor practises and what they do

Prof. Dr med. Daniel Perez serves as Chief Physician of General and Visceral Surgery at Asklepios Klinik Altona within Asklepios Hospitals in Hamburg. His clinical work focuses on general surgery, visceral surgery (surgery of the internal abdominal organs), special visceral surgery, and proctology (treatment of diseases of the rectum and anus). Patients seeking specialized medical care can undergo digestive system diagnosis in Germany or consultation regarding proctology in Germany.

What they are known for

In 2021, Prof. Dr med. Daniel Perez was certified as a Senior Bowel Surgeon (Senior-Darmoperateur) by the German Cancer Society (DKG). He holds official medical training authorizations for special visceral surgery (36 months), visceral surgery (48 months), general surgery (24 months), and proctology (12 months). Patients requiring surgical intervention for intestinal conditions may also access specialized colorectal cancer treatment in Germany under his department’s oversight.

How we arrange an appointment

AlenMed assists foreign patients in organizing consultations and medical care with Prof. Dr med. Daniel Perez at Asklepios Hospitals. We coordinate the translation of your medical reports, arrange appointment dates, provide an interpreter for your clinic visits, and ensure all services are paid directly to the hospital according to official tariffs. To start the process, submit your inquiry via our online request form.

This material is for informational purposes only and does not replace a doctor’s consultation. The possibility and results of treatment are determined after an in-person examination.