Expert Advice Requires Expertise
Expert Advice Requires Expertise
A urological second opinion helps to confirm diagnoses and compare treatment options. It can be beneficial if:
- you would like a second assessment of a proposed treatment
- invasive procedures are being considered
- the diagnosis is unclear
- you are seeking a treatment better suited to your personal circumstances
A well-founded second opinion can provide greater clarity and confidence in medical decision-making.
Dr. Jörg Minner – Qualifications and Expertise
Surgical Procedures
Extensive experience gained through numerous minimally invasive urological surgical procedures involving the prostate, kidney, and urinary bladder.
Laser Therapy
Co-initiator of Holmium Laser Enucleation of the Prostate (HoLEP) in southwest Germany.
Expert in minimally invasive treatment modalities
Rezūm® therapy, iTIND® procedure, OPTILUME® therapy
Systemic Anticancer Therapy
Additional certification by the Medical Chamber for the administration of a wide range of modern systemic cancer therapies.
Member of the Continuing Education Committee of the South Baden Medical Chamber
Examiner for the board certification examination in urology.
Member of the Continuing Education Committee of the South Baden Medical Chamber
Examiner for the board certification examination in urology.
Medical Research and Clinical Trial Management
Conduct and leadership of numerous scientific studies as principal investigator and author.
Subject-matter expert in guideline-based treatment
Reviewer and auditor in accordance with the standards of the German Cancer Society for the certification of cancer centers.
Member of the Examination Board of the European Board of Urology
Member of the examination committee for the European Board of Urology specialist examination in Leuven, Belgium.
Holistic therapy concept
Additional qualification in psychosomatic primary care, preventive medicine practitioner according to DAPM.
Specialty-Related Human Genetic Counseling
Diagnostics and counseling in accordance with the Genetic Diagnostics Act for hereditary cancers in the field of urology.
