You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed The European Football Championship is about to begin and the Croatian national team is in full swing preparing for the upcoming matches They have already completed their first training sessions at the Mark Brandenburg resort in the German town of Neuruppin which serves as the Croatian national team's base The Croatian National Tourist Board has recognized the presence of the Croatian national team in Neuruppin as an excellent opportunity to further promote Croatia as a high-quality and attractive tourist destination The goal is to bring Croatia closer to all citizens of Neuruppin and potential guests by showcasing natural beauty and highlighting Croatian greats who have left an eternal mark on both Croatian and world history the Croatian National Tourist Board is organizing a photo exhibition titled "Experience Croatia" in Neuruppin's city gallery Numerous visitors will have the opportunity to see photographs of Croatian landscapes The exhibition will be officially opened on June 14 at 4:00 PM in the exhibition rooms of the city gallery Seepromenade 10 Guests will be greeted by Kristjan Staničić director of the Croatian National Tourist Board The exhibited photographs will be available for viewing daily during the championship from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM with free admission Croatian coastal tourist regions will be presented and all guests and visitors will have the chance to enjoy the richness and diversity of Croatian gastronomy There will also be accompanying entertainment and musical content will address the gathered guests in the square The presentation of Croatia will undoubtedly be significantly enhanced by sculptures of Croatian greats who are well-known worldwide These include sculptures of the inventor Nikola Tesla These sculptures will be placed at various prominent locations around the town reminding all citizens and visitors of Neuruppin that Croatia is a country of great people May 06, 2025 91 Interviews May 06, 2025 324 Dubrovnik May 05, 2025 291 Times Travel May 05, 2025 570 Dubrovnik May 04, 2025 1012 Croatia May 04, 2025 691 Opinion May 04, 2025 900 Croatia May 03, 2025 970 Dubrovnik May 03, 2025 1173 Croatia Put bana Josipa Jelacica 25, 20207, Brasina, Mlini. This picture was not taken at this particular shop Photo: CanvaPork contaminated with African Swine Fever virus (ASFv) was delivered from a finishing herd in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern to a butcher in Neuruppin The Ostprignitz-Ruppin district administration announced this on Thursday (June 13) in a press statement The meat containing the virus came from a finishing herd in the Vorpommern-Greifswald district in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Last week the news broke that a farm was found infected there on June 5 Epidemiological investigations subsequently revealed that 8 days previously animals from the herd affected by ASF had been slaughtered and then delivered to the butcher in Neuruppin The district’s authorities ordered an immediate production and sales halt for the butcher while the investigation into the exact whereabouts of the meat is being carried out The company was able to fully prove the whereabouts of the meat delivery in question The district commented that the disposal “took place under the supervision of the official veterinarian both the production and sales halt for the butcher were immediately lifted.” The authorities emphasised that the butcher is not to blame. In terms of animal disease control, measures immediately introduced were “unavoidable and absolutely necessary” in order to reduce the possible risk of the ASF pathogen spreading. The local media outlet MOZ.de enquired whether the meat had made it to consumers He responded that “none of the infected meat ended up on the sales counter but was disposed of under official supervision.” The discovery of ASF on a German farm last week was the 9th in total ever since the virus was found in Germany in 2020 There hadn’t been any outbreaks on farms since January last year The latest farm outbreak sent some ripples through Germany with stress about another potential case (which proved to be false alarm) and a withdrawn export permission for a slaughterhouse in Weissenfels 6 farms were found infected with ASF early June with in total now 514 farms having reported the virus Outbreaks on farms there are a seasonal happening in summer mostly because then fresh yet infected hay is supplied to the pigs Daniela Rogulj Photo by www.resort-mark-brandenburg.de 2023 – The Croatian Football Federation has chosen the Neuruppin base camp for the Croatia national team during EURO 2024 The Neuruppin base camp includes the Mark Brandenburg Resort on the shore of Lake Ruppiner and the associated Volksparkstadion training ground which is only a seven-minute drive from the hotel The Croatian Football Federation selected four options in each of the three Euro regions on July 11 the HNS delegation visited the selected options which placed Croatia in the northern region and spokesperson Tomislav Pacak performed a final inspection of the best options in the region In agreement with HNS president Marijan Kustić and coach Zlatko Dalić Neuruppin was chosen as the best option for Croatia “We always start from the fact that it is our duty to provide the national team with the best possible conditions and therefore we started the whole process in 2022 we did not burden the national team staff with this topic before and during the qualifications Neuruppin was one of the most sought-after camps in the entire Uefa catalog and I am happy that our logistics managed it well and outpaced numerous other national teams We are geographically positioned perfectly for the group stage We will have an idyllic environment and excellent sports conditions which is the most important thing for the national team,” emphasized the HNS president Neuruppin is located 75 kilometers from the Olympic Stadium in Berlin where Croatia opens EURO 2024 against Spain Hamburg (225 kilometers) and Leipzig (227 kilometers) are also quickly accessible by bus meaning Croatia will not need flights even to their games against Albania and Italy The Mark Brandenburg Resort has an excellent fitness center and quality facilities for recovery “I have great confidence in the logistics of the Federation which was confirmed during the past competitions as we had excellent conditions from Russia to Doha I had a positive impression of this camp based on the detailed analysis provided because it offers exactly what we strive for the most – excellent sports conditions from the fitness center to the training center and we will not waste a lot of time traveling so I am convinced that Neuruppin is a complete hit,” said coach Zlatko Dalić To follow the latest sports news in Croatia, follow TCN’s dedicated page and website in this browser for the next time I comment Staatliche Museen zu Berlin which first went on show at the Kupferstichkabinett in Berlin (September 2012 to January 2013) before travelling to the Hypo-Kunsthalle in Munich (February to May 2013) The public award ceremony was held on the 235th anniversary of Karl Friedrich Schinkel's birth at the Schinkel monument and in the neighbouring Kulturkirche in Neuruppin your new go-to podcast to spice up your weekday mornings with relevant news and behind-the-scenes from Brussels and beyond From the economy to the climate and the EU's role in world affairs this talk show sheds light on European affairs and the issues that impact on our daily lives as Europeans Tune in to understand the ins and outs of European politics Dare to imagine the future with business and tech visionaries Deep dive conversations with business leaders Euronews Tech Talks goes beyond discussions to explore the impact of new technologies on our lives the podcast provides valuable insights into the intersection of technology and society Europe's water is under increasing pressure floods are taking their toll on our drinking water Join us on a journey around Europe to see why protecting ecosystems matters and to discover some of the best water solutions an animated explainer series and live debate - find out why Water Matters We give you the latest climate facts from the world’s leading source analyse the trends and explain how our planet is changing We meet the experts on the front line of climate change who explore new strategies to mitigate and adapt The northeastern German town of Neuruppin has said that it wants to welcome refugees into its community despite the popularity of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AFD) in the surrounding region The town has said that it has space for as many as 75 refugees Neuruppin's declaration comes after a fire devastated the overcrowded Moria camp on the Greek island of Lesbos says he believes it's the right thing to do: "When we see the images of Moria it is not a question of dissenting on major political decisions We have the opportunity to help people in need head of the alliance of collectives "Neuruppin Stays Colourful" and also former head of the district's 18 shelters for asylum seekers says "I see a lot of people who have learned German and have found work here The nursing school recruits its apprentices from among the refugees because few young Germans choose these care professions," Osinski said "Integration is taking place and in my opinion it is not only a duty of the newcomers but also a matter of giving and taking." Images of the Moria fire prompted the town's leader to speak out The fire left 13,000 people without shelter Chancellor Angela Merkel agreed that Germany will take in 1,500 migrants and Neuruppin wants to take its share Just 16 of them are in former East Germany The five regions that make up the former communist state have been markedly more hostile to migrants and refugees particularly in the wake of the 2015 migrant crisis when more than one million resettled in Germany Tapping in anxieties over undocumented migration AFD enjoyed its highest levels of support in former East Germany winning three constituencies in the state of Saxony from Merkel's CDU in the federal election in 2017 The microscopic remains of political prisoners executed by the Nazis and dissected by a controversial anatomist are to be buried in Berlin on Monday, more than seven decades after the end of the second world war. About 300 tissue samples, each one no more than a hundredth of a millimetre thin and one square centimetre in size, were discovered in 2016 by descendants of Hermann Stieve, a former director of the Berlin Institute of Anatomy who specialised in research into the female reproductive system. Though Stieve was not a member of the Nazi party, he developed a relationship with the regime whereby he was allowed to do research on recently executed political prisoners in return for helping to obliterate any traces of their remains. Read moreStieve was particularly interested in obtaining the bodies of “abruptly” deceased women where more than 2,800 people were put to the guillotine or hanged between 1933 and 1945 was able to meet Stieve’s demand for what he described in a 1938 letter to the Nazi health minister as “raw material of the kind possessed by no other institute in the world” The bodies were picked up by car and sometimes ended up on Stieve’s operating table as soon as 15 minutes after death the bodies were immediately cremated and buried in anonymous graves Stieve’s own autopsy records list 184 names the Nazis murdered 42 resistance fighters from the Red Orchestra an anti-Nazi group formed around the Luftwaffe officer Harro Schulze-Boysen the writer Adam Kuckhoff and the economist Arvid Harnack Stieve dissected the bodies of 13 of the 18 female members of the group executed in this period Hermann Stieve was never prosecuted and continued his career as a scientist in the Soviet-administered East Germany until he died of a stroke in 1952 The remains will be buried at the Dorotheenstadt cemetery a professor of anatomy at Brandenburg Medical School in Neuruppin who was tasked with determining the origin of the samples told AFP that such microscopic tissue samples were usually not deemed worthy of burial because they came from people who were actively denied graves so that their relatives would not know where they are buried.” where the remains of the political prisoners will be laid to rest at 3pm on Monday is also home to the graves of the playwright Bertolt Brecht the novelist Heinrich Mann and the philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel as well as a number of prominent anti-Nazi resistance fighters As part of a ceremony conducted by a Catholic priest a small sarcophagus containing the remains will be lowered into a grave adjacent to a stone block that commemorates the men involved in the failed plot to assassinate Hitler on 20 July 1944 the director of the German Resistance Memorial Centre which is organising the special event with the Charité hospital respecting the wishes of some of the victims’ descendants no names would be listed either during the ceremony or on the commemorative plaque fixed to the grave This article was amended on 13 May 2019 to correct the details of Andreas Winkelmann’s place of work; he is a professor of anatomy at Brandenburg Medical School in Neuruppin Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker A 101-year-old man believed to be a former concentration camp guard was convicted by a German court of being an accessory to 3,518 counts of murder The man, identified only as Josef S. due to Germany’s strict privacy laws, was sentenced Tuesday to five years in prison by The Neuruppin Regional Court, according to The New York Times He's believed to be the oldest living person to be tried on charges from the Holocaust era Josef S denied the allegations that he worked as an SS guard at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp prosecutors were unable to directly link him to the deaths of the prisoners A lawyer for the man said he would appeal the decision if the authorities attempt to send him to prison It is also unclear if he'd get a medical commission clearing for his health that'd allow him to face confinement The man claimed he worked as a farm laborer during the time convicted but it was determined that he aided in the murder machinery of the Nazis Our grandmother lived 100 years.: Her legacy of saving Jewish children from Nazis lives on. "You willingly supported this mass extermination with your activity," presiding Judge Udo Lechtermann said "The court has come to the conclusion that you worked in the concentration camp as a guard for about three years." The man's conviction comes as a byproduct of two recent developments One is that Germany's highest criminal court ruled this year that people who worked as guards at concentration camps could still be convicted concentration camp records by the Red Army were examined in Moscow "We go by the simple principle that murder does not have a statute of limitations,"  Thomas Will a leader for the German government office who investigates Nazi-era crimes "It is what’s right and of course it would have been what was right 70 years ago." Sachsenhausen was established in 1936 just north of Berlin as the first new camp after Adolf Hitler gave the SS full control of the Nazi concentration camp system It was intended to be a model facility and training camp for the labyrinthine network that the Nazis built across Germany More than 200,000 people were held there between 1936 and 1945 Tens of thousands of inmates died of starvation as well as through medical experiments and systematic SS extermination operations including shootings in a lowland world of lakes and quiet beauty follow in the footsteps of a 19th-century writer who documented the natural landscape The train cuts west across Berlin and then veers north Suburbs of pale stucco houses peter out into birch and pine forest Beyond these is the Bruchland of the North German plain: sandy-soiled A few shaggy horses drink from troughs in silver fields It’s early in the day and mist still rises from the ground Next to me in the carriage are local teens travelling between towns to pass their Saturday and young couples visiting their families in the small villages north-west of the German capital A cluster of literature buffs have clambered aboard too We’re making the 90-minute journey to Neuruppin the birthplace of 19th-century author Theodor Fontane little-known to English readers but sometimes called the German Charles Dickens Fontane was born on 30 December 1819 – 200 years ago this month – and the town has spent the year celebrating his bicentennial with events I first discovered Fontane for myself after moving to Berlin five years ago I read translations of his famous novels – Effi Briest and The Stechlin – and was then transfixed by his enthralling non-fiction five-volume work Wanderungen durch die Mark Brandenburg (Rambles through Brandenburg state) Fontane took inspiration from the English habit of documenting the minutiae of rural life and published the Wanderungen between 1862 and 1889 to render his home region in the same style In a country where 20th-century history weighs heavily Fontane offers a long gaze on the landscape I was transported to a time when the wilderness of the east became the centre of the Prussian empire to when Berlin industrialised and the state of Brandenburg emptied as workers sought jobs in urban factories a century after the same had started to happen in Britain The natural world he described – with birch and alder stands in sandy soil and marshes so thick that cattle would become mired in mud – remains visible in traces today Heinrich Theodor Fontane (1819-1898) is regarded as Germany’s Charles Dickens Photograph: De Agostini Picture Library/Getty ImagesI’m visiting Neuruppin to follow one of Fontane’s journeys taking footpaths from his birthplace and along the shores of the lake looking for a thread between his past and Germany’s present He could hardly have imagined that his hometown would become known for him: as Fontanestadt (Fontane Town) Crowds disembark from the train and gather for local tours – Fontane’s old haunts are handily marked out for visitors – but I wander the town alone Where he described the town bathed in summer warmth I find cold December sun pouring over the cobbled streets Calling Neuruppin pretty would be an understatement: rebuilt in neoclassical style following an enormous fire in 1787 (leaving it “like a loaf of bread of which only the heels remained” with wide streets and stately pastel townhouses Miniature Christmas decorations hang from lamp posts and a small farmers’ market occupies the central square the traces of the region’s more recent history linger: I head for the water past the Apotheke above which Fontane was born following Karl-Marx-Strasse and passing Friedrich-Engels Strasse – the town served as a garrison for Soviet troops from 1945 until the Wall fell Neuruppin’s main square: the town was rebuilt after a fire in 1787 Photograph: Jessica Lee/GuardianFontane’s stories centred on the everyday: the details of the landscape and the lives of villagers the intrigues of local counts and crown princes He wrote of picturesque villages tucked into woodlands trading stories of the Seven Years’ or Napoleonic wars a wellness spa named for Fontane rises from the water cold Nordic wood and metal against the town’s Prussian houses Luxury apartments are under construction next door paved roads turn to sand and a forest track wanders off northward Fontane travelled often by boat; I decide to test the water with an icy swim I’ve traced his boat journeys south of Berlin in much the same way and found lakeside villages still quiet despite the capital city on their doorsteps The countryside here still manages to feel remote Lake Ruppin is still as Fontane described – sandy-bottomed and clear under gentle slopes that seem at odds with the flat fields beyond I can see the length of it – almost 10km end to end Ruppiner See makes for a bracing swim I walk a few more kilometres until the lake narrows to a canal and then arrive at another lake altogether: Molchowsee lined with crumbling dachas and newly built mansions Fontane said that despite its lack of mountains this land of lakes – the Ruppiner Schweiz (Ruppiner Switzerland) – is beautiful because of its wealth of clear waterways and vast forests this watery landscape could offer more than enough The sun dips low on the horizon so I turn back toward the railway station As I ride home to the city past the unchanged fields surrounded by refreshed spa visitors and Berliners clutching their novels I see a sparrow hawk hunting along a hedgerow and count baubles of mistletoe high among the trees Jessica J. Lee is author of Turning: A Swimming Memoir and Two Trees Make a Forest (both Virago), and the founding editor of thewillowherbreview.com Looking for a holiday with a difference? Browse Guardian Holidays to see a range of fantastic trips has submitted the final list of players for Euro 2024 The Croatian coach Zlatko Dalić has made the decision on the final list of players for the UEFA European Championship (schedule) in Germany, which the team manager, Iva Olivari, has sent to UEFA within the set deadline, according to the HNS website There are no changes to the list compared to the one announced by the coach on May 20 The final list of Croatian national team players for the European Championship in Germany with the numbers they will wear during the tournament: The Croatian national football team will play a friendly match against Portugal in Lisbon today where they will stay in their base camp in Neuruppin during the European Championship Croatia's first match in the Euro will be on June 15 against Spain in Berlin followed by a match against Albania on June 19 in Hamburg and then a match against Italy on June 24 in Leipzig Israeli graffiti designer and street artist from Tel Aviv invited by the Brandenburg Medical School (MHB) to decorate various free walls and other surfaces on campus and in Neuruppin Not least his designs for plaster strips have made him famous worldwide Eric Hoffmann contacted Dede in February and suggested a joint project with the Brandenburg Medical School: “Strips of plaster serve and help to heal injuries and close wounds and may be seen as symbols of medical care in general – thus of the MHB as well The MHB was after all founded to heal and close an open wound in Brandenburg – the shortage of physicians and psychotherapists This is why Dede’s artistic bandaid designs fit in well with the MHB Dede was excited about the idea of collaborating with a medical school right from the start His planned visit to Neuruppin had to be postponed repeatedly But following a stay in Prague in November Dede finally came to Neuruppin for close to one week is that he frequently includes site-specific elements as clear references to their place of origin This applies to his many variants of bandaids and plaster strips and also to the wild animals Dede often depicts in his designs but in the case of Neuruppin Dede opted for wolves in allusion to the fact the Brandenburg has more packs of wolves than any other part of Germany He selected red and grey for his colour scheme in adherence to the corporate design of the MHB.” Hoffmann is pleased to note the widespread approval and support for this project The local clinic group assumed part of the costs for material and Dede enjoyed free accommodation and meals on the hospital grounds Further support came from the association of MHB supporters Günter Fleischer welcomed this additional opportunity to draw public attention to the MHB by way of visual art Three bus shelters in the vicinity of the cultural centre Kulturkirche Neuruppin were released for the street art project and also parts of a wall near the townhall who utilizes various mediums to communicate within the public arena He started creating his works after finishing his military service and continued to develop and elaborate them while completing his undergraduate studies at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design Nowadays his works can be viewed at galleries various art events and in the streets of art capitals around the world And since end of November 2021 in Neuruppin For more detailed information see his homepage Go back In order to be able to offer you a personalized and optimized user experience statistical cookies and localStorage entries for technical functions We use localStorage entries for technical functions that are necessary for a smooth and effective use of our website Our optional statistical cookies are used to collect information about the use of our website Eclipse.outdated-browser: "confirmed" Here is the translation of the text values in the code: Here is the translation of the text values into English: ```plaintext 15 December 2017 – The consortium consisting of BAM-PGGM and HABAU has been appointed preferred bidder for the project Availability Model A10 / A24 AS Neuruppin to AD Pankow in Germany by DEGES GmbH This publicly owned project management company is representing the Federal Republic of Germany The A10 / A24 is the first of 11 projects of the so called ‘new generation’ wave of infrastructure PPP projects that was launched by the Ministry of Transport in 2015 The project is located near the German capital Berlin Financial close is expected to be reached in February 2018 maintain and operate contract comprises the widening of the A10 to six lanes for a length of 29.6 km of motorway and the complete reconstruction of the A24 with four lanes plus an extended hard shoulder for a length of 29.2 km In addition to the motorway the construction scope of works also includes several bridges (27 replacement constructions rest areas and secondary/agricultural roads The construction activities will be carried out by BAM’s German civil engineering company Wayss & Freytag Ingenieurbau in cooperation with HABAU The O&M services scope (including winter maintenance) covers the entire contract section with a total length of approximately 64.2 km of motorway including 51 bridges (37 new constructions and 14 existing) The O&M works will be carried out by BAM PPP and HABAU The construction period is approximately five years The equity sponsors for the project are BAM PPP PGGM Infrastructure Coöperatie (70%) and HABAU (30%) BAM PPP is responsible for Royal BAM Group’s involvement in public private partnership (PPP) projects BAM PPP operates in five key European markets Germany and is exploring new markets in addition to broader project finance investment opportunities BAM PPP has reached financial close on 46 projects with a total capital value of over €7.2 billion BAM PPP is an operating company of Royal BAM Group, a worldwide construction services company listed at Euronext Amsterdam. www.bamppp.com BAM with its JV partners Ferrovial and SK ecoplant (known as Riverlinx) have completed the Silvertown Tunnel a landmark infrastructure project connecting Silvertown in Newham with the Greenwich Peninsula BAM has started work to transform accessibility at Hither Green station in London - making travel easier quicker and more inclusive for thousands of people every day TenneT has awarded BAM Infra Nederland the civil works contract for the 380 kV high-voltage connection between Moerdijk and Tilburg covering the eastern section of the new connection between Rilland and Tilburg More > Auch dreieinhalb Jahre nach der Zulassung von medizinischem Cannabis ist es noch regelmäßig ein großes Ärgernis für Patienten und Ärzte dass Krankenkassen die Erstattung verweigern In Brandenburg hat nun eine Patientin einen Erfolg gegen ihre Krankenversicherung erkämpft: Das Landessozialgericht Berlin-Brandenburg (LSG) hat die Kasse per einstweiliger Anordnung verpflichtet ihre Behandlung mit öligen Dronabinoltropfen 25 mg/ml zu bezahlen – und dabei kein gutes Haar an ihr gelassen Insbesondere den Medizinischen Dienst der Krankenversicherung (MDK) lassen die Richter schlecht dastehen einer chronischen Schmerzstörung mit somatischen und psychischen Faktoren einer emotional instabilen Persönlichkeitsstörung (Borderline) und einem Tinnitus“ Trotz dieser gesundheitlichen Lage und des Umstands dass laut ihrer behandelnden Ärztin alle therapeutischen Maßnahmen ausgeschöpft wurden dass ihr keine Erstattung für die Behandlung mit Dronabinol zustehe Also zog die Frau 2018 vor das Sozialgericht Neuruppin – und musste im Eilverfahren erst einmal eine Niederlage einstecken Im März dieses Jahres fassten die Richter nämlich den Beschluss Und das kassierte nun den Beschluss aus Neuruppin dass der MDK bei seiner Ablehnung wohl alles andere als gewissenhaft gearbeitet hat „Die rechtlichen Voraussetzungen für eine Versorgung mit Dronabinol liegen in geradezu idealtypischer Weise vor“ Gemäß Sozialgesetzbuch haben Versicherte mit einer schwerwiegenden Erkrankung Anspruch auf Versorgung mit dem Wirkstoff Dronabinol wenn eine medizinische Standardleistung nach der begründeten Einschätzung des behandelnden Vertragsarztes unter Abwägung der zu erwartenden Nebenwirkungen und unter Berücksichtigung des Krankheitszustandes nicht zur Anwendung kommen kann und eine „nicht ganz entfernt liegende Aussicht“ auf eine spürbare positive Einwirkung auf den Krankheitsverlauf oder auf schwerwiegende Symptome besteht die die Krankenkasse vor Beginn der Leistung erteilen muss darf dabei nur in nachvollziehbar begründeten Ausnahmefällen abgelehnt werden Rein medizinisch gibt es laut Gerichtsbeschluss keinen Zweifel dass der Frau das Dronabinol zusteht: „Schon das stark ausgeprägte Restless-Legs-Syndrom erfüllt das Merkmal einer ‚schwerwiegenden Erkrankung‘ was auch Antragsgegnerin und MDK annehmen und was daher keiner weiteren Vertiefung bedarf“ Auch das zweite zentrale Merkmal – die begründete Einschätzung des behandelnden Vertragsarztes – liege vor: „Schlüssig in der Sache überzeugend und unter Übernahme fachärztlicher Verantwortung führt die Neurologin Dr wie gravierend die Leiden der Antragstellerin in der Summe sind und welche insbesondere pharmakologischen Therapieansätze verfolgt wurden.“ Bei der Patientin waren demnach alle medikamentösen und nicht-medikamentösen Möglichkeiten angewandt und ausgereizt worden Trotz erheblicher Nebenwirkungen habe sich aber kein ausreichender Behandlungserfolg eingestellt „Aus Sicht der Ärztin sei bei gleichbleibendem Leiden die (nicht)medikamentöse Therapie ausgeschöpft Die Ärztin habe deshalb als Ultima Ratio einen Therapieversuch mit Dronabinol verordnet – zu dem sie keine Alternative sehe – und das auch mit mehreren Studien zur Behandlung des Restless-Legs-Syndroms mit Dronabinol begründet Dabei hat sie nach Ansicht der Richter alles richtig gemacht: „Nach der Erfahrung des Senats mit einer Vielzahl von ‚Cannabis-Fällen‘ [...] können die im Gesetz angelegten medizinischen Voraussetzungen für einen Leistungsanspruch ärztlich nicht besser vorgetragen werden als im vorliegenden Fall“ Der Senat sehe „einen ärztlich so gründlich und überzeugend aufbereiteten Sachverhalt dass ein Leistungsanspruch mehr als nur nahe liegt“ Deren MDK hat ganze vier Gutachten zu dem Fall verfasst darin auch nur annähernd überzeugende Argumente vorzubringen in der konkreten Patientenbezogenheit und in der medizinischen Analyse weit hinter dem Niveau der oben erörterten begründeten Einschätzung des behandelnden Vertragsarztes zurückbleiben“ die Dronabinoltherapie könne „nachteilige Nebenwirkungen“ in Bezug auf eine Essstörung der Patientin sowie ihre Persönlichkeitsstörung haben Dabei hatte die behandelnde Ärztin bereits in ihrem Befundbericht ausgeführt dass das Krankheitsbild der Patientin so komplex sei welche Auswirkungen Dronabinol auf die psychiatrische Erkrankung nach sich ziehen werde Vielmehr sei die Patientin „mit ihren Therapien so am Limit“ dass die Dronabinolgabe als Therapieversuch als „letzter Rettungsanker“ sinnvoll sei einen begründeten Ausnahmefall anzunehmen“ da die Antragstellerin sich zweifellos in engmaschiger und verantwortungsvoller fachärztlicher Behandlung befinde dass mögliche Nebenwirkungen ärztlich kontrolliert beobachtet werden Und das LSG wird in seiner Einschätzung noch deutlicher: Angesichts der Schwere des Falls würde die Verweigerung des ärztlich überzeugend vertretenen Behandlungsversuchs nicht nur den einfachgesetzlichen Anspruch der Patientin auf Versorgung mit Dronabinol verletzen dass die Krankenkasse der Patientin von nun an mindestens ein Jahr lang ihr Dronabinol bezahlen muss – und maximal so lange bis im Hauptsachverfahren endgültig entschieden ist Innerhalb dieses Zeitraumes werde sich auch zeigen ob die Therapie mit Dronabinol eine positive Wirkung zeigt werde die Kasse auch über diese Jahresfrist hinaus zahlen müssen Auch die außergerichtlichen Kosten der Patientin für das gesamte Verfahren muss die Kasse demnach zahlen Und die Richter halten auch nicht hinterm Berg mit ihrer Überzeugung wie das nach wie vor anhängige Hauptsacheverfahren in Neuruppin ausgehen sollte „Eine vorübergehende Vorwegnahme der Hauptsache ist insoweit hinzunehmen“ schreiben sie und merken an: „Die begründete Einschätzung des behandelnden Vertragsarztes ist im vorliegenden Fall von so hoher Dichte und Qualität warum die Einholung eines medizinischen Sachverständigengutachtens – wie vom Sozialgericht im Hauptsacheverfahren offenbar beabsichtigt – noch geboten sein soll.“ Hinweis zum Newsletter & Datenschutz Hinweis zum Newsletter & Datenschutz