All the specialists of the Joint ENT Practice have had many years of wide-ranging and specialized training and continual advanced training including executive positions. Numerous memberships in national and international specialist associations network the specialist team with their specialist colleagues and the current scientific landscape.
As highly esteemed specialists, Prof. Wustrow, Prof. Kornmesser and Prof. Zenner, thanks to a large number of scientific specialist publications, the co-creation of treatment guidelines and practical research, have made a significant contribution to the standards of modern otorhinolaryngology. Zenner was involved, for example, in the development of ENT guidelines for chronic tinnitus, cervical spine injuries and hearing disorders in childhood.
As the longstanding Director of the University ENT Clinic in Tubingen, he was also the authorized physician of the Medical Association for the advanced training of the junior medical specialists. Zenner is the author of several specialist medical textbooks in ENT medicine and is particularly committed to patient clarification by means of YouTube videos, on his own channel. Like Prof.
Zenner as a prominent specialist in his field. Zenner developed the first hearing implant in Tubingen in collaboration with fellows. Zenner had already received an award for the preliminary research in , and the first successful implantation of a cochlear implant was performed in A respectful basis of trust between the physician and the patient is a priority for the Joint ENT Practice on Wittelsbacher Platz and this is lived out daily with great empathy.
A great deal of though is given to the personal consultation in order that patients will be able to make the appropriate treatment decision for their ENT conditions with a good feeling and with certainty. The focus at the Joint Practice is on conditions and congenital conditions affecting the entire ear, nose and throat region. These include hearing disorders, tinnitus and vertigo, dysphonia and speech disorders, sleep disorders and snoring, allergies and problems with the paranasal sinuses.
