Second opinion

Second opinion on prostate cancer, bladder or kidney tumour

A cancer diagnosis forces a decision few people are prepared for. A second look costs you one conversation and a few days — and it confirms the chosen path just as often as it points to another one. Either is a good outcome.

You do not have to switch hospitals and you do not have to decide anything. You remain in the care of your own urologist.

Second opinion

Received a diagnosis? We will go through your findings with you in the second-opinion clinic.

+49 2381 681-1589 Book an appointment onlineDoctolib Send an e-mail More about the second opinion

How it works

  1. 1

    Make an appointment

    Through the urology secretariat, by telephone or by requesting a callback.

  2. 2

    Bring your documents

    Findings and images – the list is below.

  3. 3

    The consultation

    We review your findings and discuss with you which options come into consideration.

  4. 4

    Your decision

    You decide calmly – together with your urologist.

What you should bring

  • — Referral from your urologist — with Knappschaft, the insurance card is sufficient; privately insured and self-paying patients do not need one
  • — Your PSA history — ideally every value with its date, not just the most recent one
  • — The biopsy report and, if available, the number of the tissue block
  • — MRI or CT images on CD or DVD — the images themselves, not just the written report
  • — Doctors' letters from your treatment so far
  • — A list of your medications

If something is missing, come anyway. Much of it can be requested afterwards — the appointment need not fail because of it.

Rather be called back?

Please include the area code.

When may we call?

Please do not enter any findings or details about illnesses – we will discuss those on the phone.

Who advises you

Your surgeon

Frequently asked questions about the second opinion

How do I get a second opinion?

A cancer diagnosis forces a decision few people are prepared for. A second look costs you one conversation and a few days — and it confirms the chosen path just as often as it points to another one. Either is a good outcome. You do not have to switch hospitals and you do not have to decide anything. You remain in the care of your own urologist.

Find out more: Second opinion on prostate cancer, bladder and kidney tumours

What should I bring to the second opinion?

Referral from your urologist — with Knappschaft, the insurance card is sufficient; privately insured and self-paying patients do not need one; Your PSA history — ideally every value with its date, not just the most recent one; The biopsy report and, if available, the number of the tissue block; MRI or CT images on CD or DVD — the images themselves, not just the written report; Doctors' letters from your treatment so far; A list of your medications If something is missing, come anyway. Much of it can be requested afterwards — the appointment need not fail because of it.

Find out more: Second opinion on prostate cancer, bladder and kidney tumours

How do I get an appointment?

Appointments are arranged by the urology secretariat. +49 2381 681-1589Book an appointment online

Find out more: Contact, appointment and second opinion — Urology Hamm-Heessen

Contact

Second opinion and appointments

You have received a diagnosis and are unsure what comes next? Talk to us about the options. Please bring previous findings and imaging with you if you can.

Consultation hours

  • Tuesday · 09:00–14:00
  • Thursday · 08:30–16:00

PD Dr. med. Sami-Ramzi Leyh-Bannurah. Appointments are arranged by the urology secretariat.

Book an appointment onlineDoctolib Call us +49 2381 681-1589 Send an e-mail urobotik@barbaraklinik.de Request a callback We will call you back – in a time window that suits you.