3 Best Neurologists in Bremen, Germany

“Dr. Andreas Peikert specialises in providing treatments to nerve and brain problems. He studied human medicine in Münster/Westphalia and Munich. He received doctorate at the Psychiatric University Hospital Münster. Dr. Andreas Peikert received specialist training at the University Hospital of Munich in neurology and psychiatry. He became specialist in neurology in 1991. He is also a specialist in psychotherapy, pain therapy and physiotherapy. He worked as a senior physician in Neurology and Clinical Neurophysiology at the Munich Harlaching Municipal Hospital. He received authorisation for further training in the field of neurology in 2001. Dr. Andreas Peikert is a regional representative of the German Migraine and Headache Society.”

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“Dr. Gisbert Wortmann is a specialist in neurological treatments. He studied medicine at the universities of Bochum and Essen. He also received his doctorate in Essen. Dr. Gisbert Wortmann completed specialist training in the neurological and psychiatric clinics of the Bremen East Hospital and the neurological clinic of the Bremen Central Hospital. Dr. Gisbert Wortmann is a partner of the clinic, Neurological Practice on the Wall. The clinic has been in existence for over 30 years. The clinic offers services and treats the entire range of neurological and psychiatric disorders. Patients can contact the clinic by phone for appointment or any other information.”

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“Dr. Boris Platte specialises in treating patients suffering from neurological problems. He offers comprehensive diagnostics and advanced treatments for all areas of neurology. The clinic has facilities for carryout diagnostics such as a Doppler sonography of the extra. and intracranial vessels, EEG recording of brain waves, NLG examination of peripheral nerve function, visually evoked potentials, sensory evoked potentials, auditory evoked potentials and dementia diagnostics. Dr. Boris Platte provide efficient diagnostics to the diseases of the peripheral nerves such as carpal tunnel syndrome, ulnar groove syndrome and peroneal palsy.”

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