Doctors

Doctor of General and visceral surgery, FMH member, Specialization-General and visceral surgery, hernia and eventration Surgery, Laparoscopic and minimally invasive surgery, Venous Doppler, proctology.
Participation in professional communities: Member of the Swiss society of surgery, Member of the European society of herniology, member of the Vaudoise Medical society, Member of the Global Committee of the world Congress on vascular access, Member of the International medical Association of Lourdes.

He is a recognized authority in Europe, the USA and the CIS countries in the treatment of vascular pathology. The doctor is one of the founders of modern vascular surgery in Germany. Founder of the German Society of Angiosurgery.
Specializes in acute circulatory disorders-thrombosis, thromboembolism (including PE), inflammatory lesions of the vascular wall of veins and arteries, surgical interventions for aortic aneurysms and large arteries, treatment of atherosclerosis of the carotid arteries, varicose veins and trophic ulcers of the lower leg, diabetic angiopathy and other microcirculation disorders.

Specialization – treatment of vascular diseases and circulatory disorders, the Doctor was one of the first to use the technique of implantation of stents (a special micro-frame for the expansion of veins and arteries). This new approach has become the "gold" standard in the treatment of circulatory disorders in the cervical vessels and the prevention of stroke. The Professor is the author and co-author of more than 200 scientific papers. He taught advanced placement courses in internal medicine and angiology.

President of the European Association of cardiothoracic surgery (EACTS), he heads the research programs on lung transplantation at the University clinic of Vienna. Professor Klepetko is also the head of the Department of thoracic surgery at the Central clinical hospital of Vienna (AKH). Specialization: lung cancer, lung transplantation, surgical treatment of pulmonological hypertension, surgery of functional lung diseases.