Friedl, Dr. med. Peter G.

General surgeon

Since its foundation in 1991, the joint surgical practice of Dr.med. Friedl and Dr.med. Rappold has covered mainly three focal areas.

  • Surgical, minimally invasive treatment of all stages of varicosis (cryostripping, radio wave frequency therapy)
  • The entire range of treatments for colo-rectal diseases including endoscopic diagnostics of the upper and lower intestinal tract using total videocoloscopy and video esophagogastroduodenoscopy
  • Hernia surgery – inguinal herniae and abdominal herniae (individually adjusted repair procedures for tension-free reconstruction of the abdominal wall integrity)

Range of services

Phlebology / venous diseases

Coloproctology / colo-rectal diseases

Haemorrhoid treatment:

  • Rubber band ligation (Barron)
  • U-patch plasty acc. to Fansler Arnold (closed method, ULFA)
  • Surgery acc. to Milligan-Morgan (semi-open method)
  • HALO (Haemorrhoidal Artery Ligation Operation) with RAR (recto-anal repair)
  • Stapler haemorrhoidopexy (surgery acc. to Longo)

Depending on the individual anal topography, we readily combine the above-mentioned procedures, subanodermal haemorrhoidectomy with reconstructive anal lifting acc. to Fansler being the most frequent intervention.

Fistula therapy: depending on the individual functional anatomy, different procedures are used, such as fistulotomy, mucosal advancement flap, plugs, thread drainage, etc.

Fissure repair: surgery acc. to Gabriel, muscle-relaxing salves, expansion, stool regulation, etc.

Hernia surgery

Inguinal herniae: Shouldice/Lichtenstein repair - first choice therapy is herniotomy and hernioplasty acc. to Shouldice under general anaesthesia with a brief inpatient stay. If repair is not possible in a tension-free manner, surgery acc. to Lichtenstein is indicated (light-weight mesh with bioresorbable and non-bioresorbable portions).

Scar / navel / abdominal herniae: primary closure or mesh insertion in sublay technique, if required.

Study

  • Medical studies at Ludwig-Maximilian University Munich
  • General surgeon since 1985

Clinical career

  • Further qualification at the University Clinics Munich, Ulm and Heidelberg with subsequent function as Senior Physician at the Surgical University Clinic Heidelberg for several years
  • Additional clinical qualification in Switzerland, the U.S.A. and Great Britain

Additional titles

  • Additional qualification in phlebology (1996)
  • Additional qualification in coloproctology (2007)

Memberships in professional societies

  • DGFCH (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Chirurgie / German Society for Surgery)
  • BDC (Berufsverband der deutschen Chirurgen / Professional Association of German Surgeons)
  • DGK (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Koloproktologie / German Society for Coloproctology)
  • BCD (Berufsverband der Coloproktologen Deutschlands e.V. / Professional Association of German Coloproctologists)
  • DGAV (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Allgemein und Visceralchirurgie e.V. / German Society for General and Visceral Surgery)
  • CACP (Chirurgische Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Coloproktologie der DGAV / Surgical Workgroup for Coloproctology of DGAV)
  • AFE (Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Fasciotomie u. Endoskopie in der Venenchirurgie / Workgroup for Fasciotomy and Endoscopy in Vein Surgery)
  • BAD (Bundesverband für Ambulantes Operieren e.V. / Federal Association for Outpatient Surgery)
  • Professional Association of German Phlebologists

Coefficients of performance

1991 - 2009

  • Crossectomies - ca. 11,780
  • Cryostripping of saphenous veins - ca. 12,840
  • Phlebectomies - ca. 28,420
  • Inguinous herniae - ca. 670
  • Haemorrhoid surgeries - ca. 2,670
  • Sinus pilonidalis rhomboid transposition flap plasty - ca. 430
Friedl, Dr. med. Peter G.

Venous and Rectal Disorders/Endoscopy

Consultation hours:

Monday - Thursday 09:00 - 12:00 and 15:00 - 18:00

Friday 08:00 - 13:00

Phone: +49 (0)6221 / 983 - 340

E-Mail: friedl@atos.de

Website:
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