Christian Brickmann

Dr. Christian Brickmann is a Senior Physician in Neonatology at the Clinic for Neonatology, München Klinik, and a researcher at Technical University Munich (TUM). He specializes in pediatric intensive care medicine, neonatal morbidities, and child protection, contributing to advancements in neonatal healthcare and epidemiological research.

Dr. Brickmann completed his medical training at the University of Marburg, where he earned his MD degree. He later worked at university clinics in Marburg and Freiburg im Breisgau, gaining extensive experience in pediatric and neonatal intensive care. In Munich, he serves as a senior attending physician at München Klinik, where he leads clinical care and research initiatives in neonatal medicine.

His research focuses on epidemiological aspects of neonatal morbidities, exploring risk factors, early interventions, and long-term outcomes for newborns with critical health conditions. He has contributed to studies on neonatal emergency care, including umbilical vein access techniques and neonatal circulatory support. His work integrates clinical neonatology with advanced medical education, ensuring that healthcare professionals receive specialized training in neonatal intensive care.

Beyond his clinical and research work, Dr. Brickmann is the head of the Child Abuse Centre at München Klinik, where he plays a key role in child protection and advocacy. His work focuses on early detection, intervention strategies, and multidisciplinary collaboration to safeguard vulnerable children.

Dr. Brickmann has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals, contributing to neonatal emergency medicine, pediatric intensive care, and child protection research.

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