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Medical specialist for vascular & endovascular medicine with specialisation in chronic pain management with focus on vascular medical diseased patients including specialisation in cardiovascular medicine at the SRH Clinic in Karlsbad-Langensteinbach in Germany. Humanitarian medical professional with Medical Teams International USA & Tshemba Foundation South Africa.
After graduating from high school, studied law, then switched to the medical faculty with obtaining the license to practice medicine and doctorate in radiology, in the field of magnetic resonance imaging. After working for several years in a primary care hospital in the field of internal medicine and surgery, clinical university training at the University Hospital in Kiel, in the field of internal medicine, with a focus on cardiology to become a specialist in internal medicine and cardiology, as well as several years of work in cardiac medicine. vascular surgery and transplantation medicine. As part of further training, training as a sports, nutrition and traffic medicine doctor. Then switch to outpatient medicine, worked as a partner in a specialist practice for internal medicine in Lower Saxony, then took over a specialist practice for internal medicine in Schleswig-Holstein. Expansion of the original individual practice over several years into a medical care center at 5 locations, each with general practitioner, specialist cardiological and gastroenterological care, with the aim of optimal care “everything under one roof”. Another goal was to link outpatient and inpatient medicine in the region. This was achieved with a large hospital supplier in the region. This concept turned out to be beneficial for everyone involved, especially for patients. Professor Tesch has been an honorary judge at a state social court since 2016.
Prof. Dr.med. Reza Akhavan-Sigari studied human medicine from 1993 to 2000 at University Medical Center Goettingen in Germany. Following his Doctoral Dissertation (PhD) in brain metastasis there, his research has focused on expression of vascular endothelial growth factor receptor 2 (VEGFR-2), inducible nitric oxide synthase (iNOS), and Ki-M1P in skull base chordoma and many other topics related to neurosurgery in general and skull base surgery in particular. He completed the German Board of Neurosurgery in 2006 and the subspecialization in Spine Surgery in 2013 and peripheral Nerve Surgery in 2016.
He is a talented scientific writer who has contributed several well-published papers to the neurosurgical literature. He also works as a reviewer for a number of peer-reviewed journals and has supervised many doctoral theses himself.
In June 2015, Prof. Dr. Reza Akhavan-Sigari got his „Habilitation“ through the Faculty of Medicine at University of Goettingen, granted Venia Legendi in Neurosurgery.
He is now chief physician in Neurosurgery at Paracelsus Clinic in Bremen/ Germany and gives lectures in Neurosurgery at Tuebingen Medical Center in Germany.
