Adhesiologicum Germany Adhesiologicum Germany - The Place For a Successful Adhesiolysis

Logistics around Adhesiolysis

Making The Difference - Our Concept
We don’t use gas for insufflation, we use our own procedure of Gasless Lift-Laparoscopy.
We use special self designed scissors for meticulous hemostasis.
We use Adhesion Barriers (SprayShield) to prevent Adhesion Reformation.
We perform 2nd and 3rd looks to prove the success of the Adhesiolysis.

Let the quality decide…
Surgery in Germany is far less expensive than a surgical treatment in the US. Many insurances cover the treatment in Germany if you submit a claim before your treatment.
If you pay yourself, you will be able to save around 30-70% of the cost you would need to spend in US.

Dr. Daniel Kruschinski is specialized in adhesions surgery for over a decade of successful adhesions surgeries on the most difficult Adhesions Related Disorder cases utilizing Dr. Kruschinski’s own method; Gasless Lift-Laparoscopy. Showcasing specific prevention techniques and effective adhesions barriers, all procedures were performed by gasless Lift-Laparoscopy using effective adhesion barriers, followed by an early second-look laparoscopy and in some cases, by a third-look laparoscopy.
By using gasless lift- laparoscopy, he avoids insufflation of carbon dioxide, which has been shown by the aforementioned studies to be a co-factor in adhesion formation. Since wound surfaces are always formed during any surgery because tissue layers are being separated, the formation of adhesions can additionally be prevented by covering wounded surfaces with SprayShield™. Gasless lift-laparoscopy and SprayShield™ is an ideal combination that prevents adhesions formation.

Dr. Kruschinski has now performed adhesiolysis on around 1000 cases since 2001 using the technique of gasless lift-laparoscopic adhesiolysis with SprayGel™ / SprayShield™ application
Dr. Daniel Kruschinski is one of the very few surgeons in the world, who performs a second look laparoscopy (SLL) about seven days after the initial surgical procedure. In Dr. Kruschinski’s experience the risk of adhesions resulting in the need for a subsequent surgery is greatly reduced. He has mastered the required advanced microsurgical laparoscopic techniques and has logged thousands of hours in performing very difficult, time-consuming, risky surgical procedures. Repeat surgery for adhesions in these cases is usually less extensive and does not usually involve the same amount of dissection that led to the formation of adhesions in the first place
Here are some of Dr Kruschinski’s results in general
About 84,9 % are adhesion free at the 2nd laparoscopy at 7 days postoperative.
In those patients who have small adhesion attachments to the surgery sites at the second look laparoscopy 7 days post-operatively, these attachments are removed very easily by simply touching them with an instrument or aqua dissection without any bleeding.
Only 10% continuued with pain after surgery and had a third look laparoscopy in which adhesions were seen to be the cause of pain, the scores were reduced when compared to the initial surgery, especially in grade and severity. In other cases there were other reasons fo pain like adnexal tumor, appendicitis and others.