The Center for Chronic Immunodeficiency CCI is an internationally recognized institution in Germany where immunologists, infectious disease specialists, hematologists and transplant physicians collaborate to provide optimal care for immunodeficient patients of all age groups. The excellent translational research program allows rapid transfer of research results into state-of-the-art diagnosis and treatment of patients with immunodeficiency. The CCI provides clinical and laboratory services to pediatric and adult patients with diseases of the immune system associated with infection susceptibility, inflammation or autoimmunity.
This includes an active program of stem cell transplantation for pediatric and adult patients with severe immunodeficiencies. We provide inpatient services and outpatient clinics for adult and pediatric patients and we have an interdisciplinary CCI conference for the discussion of complex cases. Therefore the two scientific cornerstones of the CCI are 1 basic research and 2 clinical studies in immunology and infection and immunity.
The integration of both activities within our institution facilitates the transfer of knowledge from basic research to the improved patient care. Number of patients with primary immunodeficiencies registered in by German immunodeficiency centers. Medical Services. Clinics and departments. Second Opinion. Plan your visit. Before Your Arrival. During Your Stay. After the Treatment. Online consultation.
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Diagnostic services. Advanced immunological diagnostic services Genetic diagnosis of all known immunodeficiencies Genetic counseling for immunodeficiency Numerous research programs offering innovative diagnostic tests Next generation sequencing to detect so far unknown diseases.
