Luminary in Korneuburg

The doctor that mothers trust

Dr. Imhof with his well-coordinated team and Bettina Haidinger-Schindlder, the happy mother of little Lea.

(Bild: Antal Imre/Imre Antal)

Infinitely gentle, deeply experienced and able to precisely sense the needs of young mothers - all these skills are what make Professor Martin Imhof at the Korneuburg maternity ward so special!

Little Lea weighed a delicate 3460 grams when she came into the world on October 12 - carefully guided into the world by Dr. Martin Imhof and his courageous team of experienced midwives and ward nurses. "The girl is adorable," says the doctor, who enjoys the trust of so many expectant and "perfect" mothers, to the happy young mother Bettina Haidinger-Schindl from Göllersdorf. After our visit to the clinic, we can only confirm this. "I felt safe and secure here from the very first second - and even more so when my little girl was born," says the 35-year-old woman with a smile - her child lovingly cared for.

The art is to allow the naturalness of a birth as far as possible, but to provide the woman and child with maximum medical support.

Primarius Martin Imhof, Leiter der Geburtenabteilung Korrneuburg

"With Professor Imhof, we have a real luminary for our regional hospital care network," says the responsible regional councillor Ludwig Schleritzko. The medical career of the likeable doctor is indeed impressive. He is not only the head of gynecology and obstetrics at the Korneuburg hospital, but also head of the teaching hospital and head of the renowned Institute for Cell-Oriented Therapy in Gynecology.

1200 births
Of the 1,200 or so births in his career, Imhof, who is also the founder of a center for fertility medicine, has a special memory of his first caesarean section: "I didn't want to give up that tender baby." But every birth is a miracle of life in its own right. In any case, his medical credo is touching: there is strength in calm. "And not just for expectant mothers, but also for their partners," smiles the professor.