This profile summarizes practical information published by the hospital for patients who live abroad and are considering planned care in Germany. It is not a hospital ranking and does not assess whether this center is appropriate for an individual diagnosis.
International patient support
According to the hospital's official international-patient information, the following administrative services or pathways are available:
- International Patient Unit and treatment application pathway
- Pre-treatment review based on detailed information about the illness and requested care
- Pre-calculated treatment estimate before admission
- Advance payment required before planned treatment
- Additional payment request if treatment becomes more complex, with refund of excess after final billing
- Official invitation for entry or visa purposes after treatment acceptance where needed
- Help finding an interpreter for an inpatient stay when requested
- Published guest accommodation options on or near the hospital campus
Verified treatment & diagnostic programs
Official hospital sources document 6 relevant services across 4 categories. These are evidence links, not rankings or confirmation that an individual case will be accepted.
Functional Neurosurgery1 program
Deep brain stimulation (DBS) →
Tübingen publishes a dedicated deep-brain-stimulation pathway for Parkinson disease, tremor and dystonia, with specialist neurological assessment and functional neurosurgical implantation including robot-assisted techniques.
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Tübingen deep brain stimulation program ↗Hematology3 programs
CAR-T cell therapy →
University Hospital Tübingen states that its ZZT provides modern CAR-T cell therapies for children and adults and offers all approved commercial CAR-T products as well as selected locally manufactured cellular products.
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Tübingen ZZT CAR-T and cell therapy program ↗Leukemia →
The Tübingen ZZT explicitly lists leukemias among the diseases treated with cellular therapies and stem-cell transplantation, and Internal Medicine II publishes dedicated leukemia specialist clinics and clinical-study contacts.
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Tübingen ZZT and leukemia specialist services ↗Lymphoma →
The Tübingen ZZT explicitly lists lymphomas among its cellular-therapy indications, while Internal Medicine II maintains a dedicated lymphoma clinic and lymphoma board.
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Tübingen ZZT and lymphoma specialist services ↗Neurology & Neurosurgery1 program
Epilepsy surgery →
Tübingen operates an interdisciplinary epilepsy center and dedicated epilepsy-surgery clinic with presurgical evaluation including high-resolution MRI, routine and long-term video EEG, neuropsychological testing and individualized surgical planning.
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Tübingen epilepsy surgery clinic ↗Neurosurgery1 program
Brain tumor surgery →
Tübingen lists brain-tumor surgery, neuro-oncology and intraoperative imaging among the core specialties of its university neurosurgery department.
Treatment guide → · Cost guide →
Tübingen neurosurgery specialties ↗Before sending a treatment request
Check the hospital's current submission instructions first. International offices commonly need a concise medical history and recent reports, and some departments may request imaging or pathology before deciding whether an appointment or treatment proposal can be offered.
Open official international-patient page ↗