Welcome to the Thyroid Centre-
your specialist practice
for thyroid nodules.

We offer state-of-the-art methods for the treatment of thyroid disorders.

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Scar-free procedure instead of thyroid surgery!

Find out more about the possibility of minimally invasive treatment of your thyroid nodule by thermoablation or radiofrequency ablation (RFA).

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Please note: Due to increased demand, we are currently unable to process enquiries by telephone.
We ask our patients to make their enquiries by email.

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Are there alternatives to thyroid surgery?

Thyroid surgery should only be performed if no other treatment leads to the desired success. In addition to medication, thermoablation, for example, is a safe, minimally invasive method of removing or reducing benign nodules and thus alleviating symptoms.

Is thermoablation painful?

No. The minimally invasive thyroid therapy we perform is carried out under local anaesthetic and is painless. Pain is also not to be expected after the procedure, as it is a particularly tissue-conserving procedure that does not leave any scars.

Are the costs covered?

Yes, radiofrequency ablation therapy is a recognised service that is covered by both statutory and private health insurances.

 




Thermoablation
Treating thyroid nodules with heat

Thermoablation or bipolar radiofrequency ablation (RFA) is a modern, safe and particularly tissue-conserving procedure for treating benign thyroid nodules. Under local anaesthesia, a thin probe is inserted through the skin into the desired area and the affected tissue is heated with pinpoint accuracy.

The thermally treated cells are deactivated and the tissue is broken down by the body within a few weeks or months.

With this method, which is performed without a permanent scar, the thyroid gland is preserved and even recovers, so that in most cases it is not necessary to take thyroid medication after the procedure.


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These are the advantages
of thermoablation:

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Treatment with local anaesthesia

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No radioactive substances

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Short therapy duration: Only a few minutes per treatment

 
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Protection and preservation of healthy thyroid tissue

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Reduction of the nodule volume by about 50% after three months

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No dreaded surgical scar

 
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Quick return to a normal daily routine

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Usually no medication needed after surgery

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Treatment can be repeated if necessary

 




Doctors with experience


portait celebi hoffmann

MD
Dr. Christian Çelebi-Hoffmann

Specialist in radiology and
Nuclear medicine


Vita
portrait richter

MD
Dr. Johannes-Paul Richter

Specialist in radiology and nuclear medicine
Medical physics expert


Vita

 

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Dr. med.
Christian Çelebi-Hoffmann

Specialist in radiology and nuclear medicine

1994
Medical approbation

1994-1996
Residency at the FU Berlin - Steglitz

1996-2001
Employee of the Radiology Department of the FU Berlin - Steglitz (Charité CBF)

2001-2006
Staff member of the Nuclear Medicine Department of the FU Berlin - Steglitz (Charité CBF)

2004
Specialist examination in diagnostic radiology

2005
Doctorate at the FU Berlin

2006
Specialist examination in nuclear medicine

2007-2013
Staff member in nuclear medicine practice

2013-2016
Head of MVZ Nuclear Medicine Charité CCM

2016-2019
Staff member in nuclear medicine practice

Seit 01.07.2019
Owner of the MVZ AnthroNUK

Memberships
German Society for Radiology
German Society for Nuclear Medicine
Berlin-Brandenburg Society for Nuclear Medicine
Berlin-Brandenburg Society for Radiology

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Dr. med. Dipl.-Phys.
Johannes-Paul Richter

Specialist in radiology, specialist in nuclear medicine and medical physics expert

2005
Degree in physics (TU Berlin)

2008
Licence to practise medicine (Charité Berlin)

2009-2014
Staff member of the radiology department

2014
Specialist examination in radiology

2014
Doctorate at the University of Tübingen

2014-2018
Staff member in nuclear medicine

2018
Specialist examination in nuclear medicine

2019
Qualification as medical physics expert

seit 01.07.2019
Medical director and owner of the MVZ AnthroNUK

Memberships
German Physical Society
German Society for Radiology
German Society for Nuclear Medicine
Berlin-Brandenburg Society for Nuclear Medicine
Berlin-Brandenburg Society for Radiology

 



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Öffnungszeiten

Opening hours
Mon–Thu 08:00–15:00
Fri 08:00–13:00

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Adresse

Locations
Paul-Gerhardt-Stift
Müllerstraße 56-58
13349 Berlin

Bundeswehrkrankenhaus Nuklearmedizin
Scharnhorststr. 13
10115 Berlin

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