Prostata Behandlung in der Klinik am Ring Köln

Welcome to the Westgerman Prostate Center Cologne.

Since 2002, the West German Prostate Center Cologne has been one of the leading high-volume centres in Europe, offering the entire spectrum of diagnostics, therapy and follow-up for prostate diseases.
The centre focuses on prostate cancer treatment with innovative brachytherapy and external beam radiation techniques as well as benign prostate enlargement using modern endoscopic techniques and laser procedures.

Whether you come for advice or prevention, to clarify symptoms or for treatment of a known disease - we will make you feel well treated and informed.
The union of experienced specialists under one roof, two decades of experience and the constancy of our team provides patient care at highest levels.

Our centre is a contact point for patients and doctors alike:

An extensive selection of study results and press releases can be found in our news section:
"latest studies and news".

Prostate cancer patients also have the opportunity to contact our experts and will obtain a competent and independent second opinion.

On the following pages you will find detailed information about examinations and modern therapy of prostate cancer and benign enlargement.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

We look forward to seeing you!

Videos and Media

See our information film showing the main focuses and team philosophy of our centre. You will also find a selection of films, interviews and publications, that have been published on the internet, radio and television.

Radiation or Surgery for Prostate Cancer?

No other cancer faces such a wide range of opinions. Large international studies have shown that radiotherapy has at least the same cure rates for prostate cancer in the early stages and superior cure rates in advanced diesase compared to surgery.

What is the "best" therapy?

The international Prostate Cancer Results Study Group (PCRSG) has developed a unique decision support tool to compare the cure rates of all modern therapies, depending on the risk profile of the tumor. This is based on a scientific analysis of all relevant studies on localized prostate cancer in more than 52,000 patients.

Less blood loss due to laser treatment

In benign prostate enlargement, treatment with modern laser techniques not only leads to fewer complications than transurethral resection (TURP) but also has a significantly lower risk of bleeding.