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Prof. Dr med. Gero Puhl (Prof. Dr. med. Gero Puhl) is the Chief Physician of the Department of General, Visceral, and Minimally Invasive Surgery and Head of the Centre for Robotics at DRK Hospital Berlin. As a qualified specialist in general and visceral surgery, he provides care for patients requiring surgical interventions for abdominal organ conditions, gastrointestinal malignancies, and severe metabolic disorders. Patients consult him for surgical evaluation and operative treatment.
Where the doctor practises and what they do
Prof. Dr med. Gero Puhl carries out surgical treatments at DRK Hospital Berlin. His clinical work encompasses general surgery, visceral surgery (abdominal organ surgery), minimally invasive surgery (keyhole surgical techniques), and robotic surgery using modern robotic systems. He performs surgical interventions for colorectal cancer, visceral oncology (tumour surgery of digestive organs), and bariatric surgery (obesity operations).
What they are known for
Prof. Dr med. Gero Puhl holds a professorship and is a certified specialist in surgery. Alongside his position as Chief Physician, he directs several certified specialized medical units, including the Visceral Oncology Centre, the Centre for Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIC), the Centre for Robotics, the Obesity Centre, and the Bowel Cancer Centre. His work integrates surgical cancer treatment with organ-preserving minimally invasive techniques.
How we arrange an appointment
AlenMed organises consultation and treatment with Prof. Dr med. Gero Puhl at DRK Hospital Berlin. We translate your medical documents into German, coordinate consultation dates with the surgical department, and provide a qualified medical interpreter to accompany you during your stay in Berlin. All treatment expenses are paid directly to the clinic according to official hospital rates. You can request an appointment through our application form.
This material is provided for reference only and does not replace a consultation with a doctor. The possibility and outcome of treatment are determined after an in-person medical examination.