Hôpital Foch

The neurology was has 41 beds, including 8 intensive care beds and 5 day hospital beds.

The neurosurgery ward has 40 beds.

Within the neuroscience centre, alongside neurology and neuroradiology, neurosurgery treats all conventional and functional pathologies of the brain and marrow in adults.

A specific pathway dedicated to acute cerebrovascular accidents has been set up since 2007. Neurological care is provided and allows us to deal with Cerebral Vascular Accidents 24 hours a day.

A programmed activity accounts for the other half of the stays, including day hospitalisation for various pathologies.

In addition, the state-of-the-art simulation centre at the Foch Hospital has a high-performance brain surgery simulator that is unique in France, a valuable tool for the training and education of neurosurgeons.

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The gynaecology ward of Foch Hospital offers comprehensive medical and surgical care for most gynaecological pathologies.

The town-hospital network functions very efficiently and allows our correspondents (general practitioners and gynaecologists) to be actors in the care of our patients.All types of operations are carried out in our unit for both benign and malignant pathologies, from the most common to the most complex.

• Conization
• Coelio-assisted robotic surgery
• Cosmetic surgery of the vulva / nymphoplasty
• Endometriosis surgery
• Hysterectomy
• Hysteroscopy
• Infertility surgery
• Laparoscopic hysterectomy
• Myomectomy
• Vulvar cancer surgery
• Tumorectomy
• Uterus transplant
• Urinary incontinence treatment
• Surgery for uterine cancer
• Surgery for cervical cancer
• Prolapse cure
• Sentinel node
• Ovarian cancer surgery
• Laparoscopic myomectomy
• Mastectomy
• Laparoscopy

The maternity ward of the Foch Hospital is one of the largest in Western Paris. Since its creation in 1949, it has seen the birth of more than 145,000 babies, including 3,554 for the year 2019.

Constant accompaniment, monitoring pregnancy and childbirth, intervening when necessary, acting to deal with the unpredictable: these are the four main missions we carry out every day.

24 hours a day, our medical teams are ready to intervene alongside midwives in a high-level medical-surgical environment. They are composed of an obstetrician, an anaesthetist and a paediatrician.

The dedication and humanism of our team and its great capacity to listen and accompany, ensure a real link with our patients and their families.

Sustained activity making the AMP Foch Centre one of the most important in the country.

The AMP centre in Foch was completed in 2018 :
- More than 15,000 fertility consultations
- 1,250 oocyte punctures
- 1,100 frozen embryo transfers

This growth in activity, which places the Foch Centre amongst the 5 most important in the country, has been accompanied by an improvement in the course of care in all these stages.

However, the primary objective remains the improvement of the chances of pregnancy, as the maternal age at the time of first care is higher every year. On average, the first ovarian puncture is nowadays performed at the age of 36 and over.

Thus, the pregnancy rate after the first transfer is 33% for all ages, over 50% for patients under 36 years of age and over 60% for those under 30 years of age.

The year 2018 saw the birth of the tailor-made fertility assessment programme: the "One Day Fertility".

This innovative programme allows couples to assess their fertility by combining medical consultations on a single day. The results of this global exploration are given and explained during a clinico-biological consultation and sent to the treating and referring doctors.

• Assisted hatching / hatching
• Classic in vitro fertilization (IVF) with spouse or donor
• Consultation with expert biologists in ART
• Consultation with expert gynecologists in assisted reproduction
• Consultation with expert urologists in assisted reproduction
• Couple information meetings
• Embryo freezing / vitrification
• Testicular biopsy / Use of surgical sperm
• Prolonged embryo culture (up to D5-D6)
• Oocyte activation
• Sophrology consultation
• Embryonic photo recording / embryonic kinetic study
• IMSI (Intracytoplasmic Morphological Sperm Injection)
• Embryoscope®: Incubator Time laps
• Intrauterine insemination with spouse or donor
• Intro cytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI)
• Endometrial receptivity test (uterine)
• Group of lyrics

The oncology ward of Foch Hospital offers to patients suffering cancer a comprehensive, local care service focused on excellence and innovation in the field of clinical research in partnership with the Curie Institute (Institut Curie).

The oncology ward of Foch Hospital receives all patients presenting a tumour pathology. It develops close links with all the wards of Foch Hospital, in particular with the surgery wards, the medical speciality wards, including internal medicine and geriatrics (with a geriatrician dedicated to onco-geriatrics), the intensive care units and the Emergency Department (open to patients 24 hours a day).

It has access to cutting-edge therapeutic innovation in the context of numerous national and international therapeutic trials as well as early trials with the Curie Institute.

Multidisciplinary meetings are performed in the following medical disciplines:

• Digestive surgery
• General Oncology
• ENT
• Neurology
• Pneumology/Thoracic Surgery
• Senology/Gynecology
• Urology
• Bone Necrosis

• Care course
• Addictology / Tobacco
• Onco-rheumatology
• Oncogeriatrics
• Paramedical consultations
• Patient information: Meeting and Information Space (ERI®)
• Therapeutic education
• Wounds and healing

• Chronic pain structure - Medical consultations
• Chronic pain structure - Medical hypnosis
• Chronic pain structure - Mobile team
• Chronic pain structure - Nursing consultation
• Chronic pain structure - Psychological consultation (mobile palliative care team)

• Brain tumor surgery
• Breast cancer surgery
• Breast reconstruction surgery
• Transfusions
• Conventional intravenous chemotherapy
• Immunotherapy
• Targeted therapies
• Intra-Thoracic Hyperthermic Chemotherapy
• Surgery for thoracic tumors
• Surgery for thyroid and parathyroid cancers
• Oral chemotherapy
• Surgery for gynecological cancers
• Surgery for urological cancers
• Surgery of sarcomas and soft and connective tissues
• Surgery for cancer of the face and neck
• Surgery for osteoarticular tumors
• Surgery for cancers of the male reproductive system
• Surgery for digestive cancers

Foch's urology ward is known to be regularly quoted among the best in France in weekly newspapers such as Le Point, Le Nouvel Observateur or more recently in the magazines called Capital or Sciences et Avenir.

This success is not only due to the excellence of the practising doctors and the "high-tech" technical platform, but also to the professionalism and dedication of the nurses, the secretary-assistants, the nursing assistants and the management.

The entire ward provides more than 10,000 consultations per year, with 3,600 hospitalisations for around 3,500 surgical operations.

With three major studies in progress and many other projects, our team has established itself as one of the main players in French urology research for bladder, prostate and kidney cancer.

Our work is regularly presented and cited at international congresses. This research activity is in fact closely linked to the intensity of clinical activity.

• Adults

• Applying vaginal strips
• Artificial urinary sphincter
• Bipolar prostate resection
• Bladder surgery and reconstruction
• Endoscopic kidney surgery
• Endoscopic treatment of the bladder
• Enucleation
• Interventional radiology
• Urethral repair and surgery
• Ureteroscopy
• Impotence (erectile dysfunction) surgery
• Placement of urethral strips
• Robotic prostatectomy
• Transperineal prostate biopsy
• Laser
• Percutaneous surgery
• Perineum repair surgery
• Prostate embolization
• Penile implantology
• Kidney conservative surgery
• Laparoscopic surgery (laparoscopic)
• Mircrosurgery
• Reconstructive and restorative surgery of the penis
• Vaginal surgery

At Foch Hospital, the care offered by the cardiology department is based on three areas: consultations, explorations and hospitalisations.

Cardiology consultations

Our cardiologists are available for general cardiology consultations (treatment and follow-up of arterial hypertension, heart failure, coronary diseases, etc.) and for rhythmology consultations (management of heart rhythm disorders, monitoring of pacemakers, etc.).

Functional explorations

This area covers examinations aimed at diagnosing cardiac diseases. These examinations most often use imaging techniques. These techniques are of two types:

Non-invasive techniques :

Transthoracic, transesophageal and stress ultrasound (stress and dobutamine);
Stress testing;
Rhythmic Holter ;
Cardiac MRI (morphological and stress).

Invasive techniques (requiring vessel puncture):

Coronary angiography and angioplasty;
Electrophysiological investigations.

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