Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics

To improve the quality of the services of our maternity hospital, we have decided to cancel “Registration for Childbirth”. The first visit to the maternity hospital, known as Check-In, should take place between the gestational age 36+0 and 37+6. Appointments from the 32nd week of pregnancy. Learn more about Check-In HERE.

We continue to be here for you throughout your pregnancy, birth and postpartum period. We will be happy to guide you through recommended prenatal screenings or prenatal preparation.

We try to update our website regularly to always bring you new information.

Obstetric department:

We provide comprehensive care to pregnant women, women with high-risk pregnancy, expectant mothers and women during spontaneous delivery and Caesarean section.

• Our department is a proud holder of the Baby Friendly Hospital label. We work very closely with the National Centre for Breastfeeding established at TUH.
  Website of the National Centre for Breastfeeding.
  (Baby Friendly Hospital – this title guarantees a friendly environment for mother and child, aimed at supporting breastfeeding according to the WHO-UNICEF 10 Steps to Successful Breastfeeding (.pdf))

Gynecology department:

We provide treatment of women's health diseases and conditions. We offer surgical procedures, including micro-invasive surgery, treatment of inflammation, endometriosis and sterility.

• The first contact of patients with our department takes place in the entrance hall of Pavilion U. This is the reception area of ​​the gynaecology and obstetrics department, where you will get basic information.
• The outpatient emergency service is available 24 hours a day.
• You can make an appointment for special outpatient clinics or for surgery by calling +420 261 082 355 between 12^PM and 3^PM.

Virtual tour of the department

> CHECK-IN TO THE MATERNITY CLINIC <
for more information call: +420 61 082 390, Mon–Fri 8^AM-1^PM

> ON-LINE RESERVATION <
(Check-in, antenatal classes, tour of the delivery room
and 3D ultrasound)