General Surgery in Germany

Dr. Robert Grutzmann, a distinguished general surgeon in Germany, boasts extensive experience in the field with a focus on liver, pancreatic, and stomach cancer treatment, pancreatitis, GERD, gallstones, and gastritis. His illustrious educational journey includes receiving medical education from Charité University in Berlin from 1990 to 1997, followed by enrollment in Dresden University clinic, where he earned multiple medical degrees and a master's degree in business administration. With a career marked by excellence, Dr. Grutzmann spent almost eight years at the Mayo Clinic in the USA. In 2012, he joined Carl Gustav Carus Dresden University hospital, initially serving as a senior physician across three departments—vascular, abdominal, and thoracic surgery. His dedication and expertise led to his appointment as the deputy head of the vascular surgery department in 2013 and subsequently as the director of the pancreatic cancer unit in 2014. Since 2015, Dr. Grutzmann has been a chief physician at Erlangen University hospital. Actively engaged in professional societies, Dr. Grutzmann is a member of CALGP society and actively contributes to organizations like DGAV, DGCH, and DGG. His outstanding contributions have been recognized with awards such as the Carl Gustav Carus Award, Dr. Walter Seipp Prize, Langenbeck Prize, Educational Award from the Technical University of Dresden, and the prestigious Edgar Ungeheuer Prize in 2013. Dr. Robert Grutzmann's expertise makes him the preferred choice for a spectrum of medical conditions, including anal fistula, esophageal hiatal hernia, lung cyst, and various abdominal concerns.