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We examine and treat children under 13 years of age in need of specialised child psychiatry services and their families.

We treat patients over the age of 70. The most common reasons for treatment are severe depression or anxiety, bipolar disorder, psychotic disorder or severe psychiatric symptoms related to memory disorders and substance abuse issues.

We treat families with a history of substance abuse and patients with a dual diagnosis. A dual diagnosis means that the patient simultaneously has a severe substance abuse disorder or behavioural addiction and a severe mental disorder. The detoxification and replacement therapy team…

Heart tests are used to examine possible functional disturbances of the heart. The most common heart tests are electrocardiogram (ECG), echocardiogram, and 24-hour ambulatory ECG.

In acute psychiatry, we provide specialist-level emergency and outpatient assessments and treatment for acute mental disorders. Our services also include psychiatric consultations.

In the department of mood disorders, we treat patients with severe mood disorders whose treatment requires special expertise. The most common reasons for treatment are severe depression, bipolar disorder, personality disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and generalised anxiety or…

We treat young people with mental health issues and their families. We see 13–18-year-olds based on a referral, as well as 19-year-olds if their previous treatment period at the Tyks Adolescent Psychiatry Unit (Nuorisopsykiatria) was less than a year ago. The treatment relationship with…

Prostate cancer is the most common form of cancer among men. Of all cancers, prostate cancer is, in fact, the most common form of cancer in the whole population.

Magnetic Resonance guided High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound (MR-HIFU) therapy is a thermal ablation method, which can be used for treating solid primary tumours and metastases located deep within the body.

The European Union defines rare diseases as diseases which affect no more than 5 persons per 10,000 people. It has been estimated that about 300,000 Finns have some rare form of disease, impairment, syndrome or malformation.