Stephan Haehling von Lanzenauer

Stephan Haehling von Lanzenauer serves as a Senior Lecturer (Privatdozent) at the University of Göttingen's School of Medicine. His academic position reflects completion of both doctoral and Habilitation qualifications in the German academic system, qualifying him for independent teaching and research supervision.

Dr. Haehling von Lanzenauer's research expertise spans several critical medical domains:

• Orthopedics with focus on bone health
• Osteoporosis pathophysiology and treatment
• Metaphyseal fracture healing mechanisms
• Geriatric medicine and clinical practices

His scholarly contributions are primarily evident through doctoral supervision rather than through personally authored publications in the available records. The clinical and experimental nature of the theses he guides demonstrates applied research orientation with direct patient care implications.

As an academic mentor, Dr. Haehling von Lanzenauer has supervised doctoral candidates investigating significant clinical questions:

• Judith Furtwängler (2023): Examined the impact of selective androgen receptor modulator Ostarine on metaphyseal fracture healing in osteoporotic rats
• Dorte Bergmann (2017): Conducted retrospective analysis of thromboprophylaxis practices in geriatric clinical settings

These supervisory relationships highlight his engagement with both experimental orthopedic research and clinical geriatric medicine, addressing important challenges in elderly patient care and bone health management.