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Orthopedics & joint replacement
Hip and knee replacement, arthroscopy, injuries and spine surgery.
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The direction brings together the orthopaedics and traumatology department and the spinal neurosurgery department. Orthopaedic surgeons perform total and partial joint replacement, arthroscopy with ligament reconstruction, osteosynthesis and corrective surgery. Spine surgeons operate microsurgically and endoscopically under an operating microscope. Rehabilitation follows surgery.
When it fits
If you have knee, hip or shoulder pain, arthrosis, a meniscus or ligament tear, the consequences of an injury, a disc herniation, stenosis or spinal deformity.
What to prepare
X-ray, MRI or CT of the joint/spine with reports, orthopaedist’s or neurologist’s report, records of previous surgery and injuries.
Conditions
Conditions treated
Hip and knee arthrosis
Meniscus and ligament tears, sports injuries
Consequences of fractures, stiffness after injury
Foot and hand problems
Disc herniation, spinal stenosis
Scoliosis, kyphosis, spinal fractures
Procedures
Procedures and tests
Total hip and knee replacement
Unicompartmental knee replacement
Arthroscopy with ligament reconstruction
Osteosynthesis, corrective osteotomy
Microsurgical and endoscopic spine surgery
Vertebroplasty, radiofrequency disc ablation
PRP and intra-articular injections, rehabilitation
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