
Michael Hünerbein
born in Essen, Germany
Current appointment
Professor of surgery
vice chairman
Dept of Surgery and Surgical Oncology
Helios Hospitals
Berlin, Germany
Education
1984/85 1985 1985-1992 1990-1991 |
University Bochum, chemistry University Cologne, medicine University Heidelberg, medicine University College and National Medical Laser Institute, London |
M.D. thesis
1988-1991 |
“Optimization of photodynamic diagnosis and therapy by enhancement of tumour selctivity and improved diagnosis with 111 In porphyrins |
surgical training
1992 since 1992 |
Dept. of Surgery, University of Heidelberg (Prof. Dr. C. Herfarth) Dept. of Surgery band Surgical Oncology, Charité, Campus Buch Humboldt university Berlin (Prof. Dr. P.M. Schlag) |
1998-1999 | Dept. of Trauma and Reconstructive Surgery, Charité, Campus Virchow Klinikum (Prof. Dr. N.P. Haas) |
Board certification
2000 | General Surgery |
academic carrer
2002 |
Ph.D. degree and appointment as assiociate professor |
2002 |
election as successor of Prof. Dr. B.C. Manegold, Dept of Surgery, University of Mannheim (declined) |
2004 |
head of the center of excellence for surgical endoscopy and approval as instructor by the German Society of Surgery |
2004 |
head of the center of excellence for surgical ultrasound and approval as instructor by the German Society of Surgery |
2007 |
appointment as professor of surgery , Charite University of medicine |
2007 |
vice chairman |
clinical interests
- Surgical Oncology
- Endoscopic and Minimal Invasive Surgery
- Ultrasound and Endosonography
- Interventional Procedures
scientific interests
- Computer assisted Surgery
- Combined Endoscopic-Laparoscopic Approaches
- Natural Orifice Transluminal Endoscopic Surgery
- postoperative endoscopic Management of Complication
- Fluorescence imaging of tumors
- 3D/4D Ultrasound
- Telemedicine
Awards and honors
1997 |
Poster award: German society for endoscopy and imaging |
1997 |
Best Abstract award: Three country ultrasound meeting |
2000 |
Kretztechnik Clinical 3D-Contest |
2000 |
Medison Research Award |
2001 |
Poster award: German society of endoscopy and imaging |
2001 |
Mickulicz Radecki award for endoscopic surgery: German society of surgery |
2002 |
Poster of distinction award: Society of American gastrointestinal endoscopic surgeons. |
2002 |
Karl Storz Poster award: German Society of Surgery |
2003 |
Travel grant of the German society of surgery to the congress of the Japanese surgical society |
2004 |
Helios innovation award |
2005 |
Poster award: Int. Sarcoma Meeting, Stuttgart |
2007 |
Pilot Grant Award, 5 th International Symposium on Intraductal Approach to Breast Cancer |
2007 |
Video award: German Society of Surgery |
2008 |
Scientific award of the German society of ultrasound in medicine |
2008 |
Fresenius innovation award |
2010 |
Poster award, Society of North western German Sugeons |
2011 |
Karl Storz award, CAES, German Society of Surgery |
2011 | Poster award,Society of North western German Sugeons Feasibility of a delayed hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy (HIPEC) in the event of unexpected complications Z. Mohr, C.Hirche, B. Rau, M. Hünerbein |
editorial board membership and reviewer
since 1995 |
Reviewer: Endoscopy |
since 1998 |
Reviewer: Der Chirurg |
since 2002 |
Editorial Board: World J Surg Oncology |
1999-2002 |
Reviewer: European Journal of Ultrasound |
2003 |
Grant referee : Scottish Hospital Endowments Research Trust (SHERT) |
since 2005 |
Reviewer: International Journal of Colorectal Diseases |
2006 |
Reviewer: Ph.D. Comittee University of Odense, Dänemark |
membership in professional societies
since 1996 |
German Society of Surgery (DGC) |
since 2002 |
Surgical Society for Endoscopy and Ultrasound (CAES) |
since 1999 |
German Society for Ultrasound in Medicine (DEGUM) |
since 2001 |
Surgical Society for Computer–assisted Surgery (CTAC) |
since 2002 |
German Society for Visceral Surgery (DGVC) |
since 2003 |
German Society for Endoscopy and Imaging (DGEBV) |
since 2004 |
Germman Society for Surgical Oncology (CAO-V) |
since 2007 |
German Surgical Society for Minimal Invasive Surgery (CAMIC) |
since 2007 |
European association of endoscopic surgeons (EAES) |