Each area is accompanied from diagnosis through surgery and recovery.
Primary arthroplasty of the hip and knee joints, and in complex cases revision arthroplasty. The PhD dissertation focused specifically on proximal fixation components.
Minimally invasive arthroscopic procedures on the knee and other joints; foot surgery — correction of hallux valgus, flat feet, heel spurs, and other deformities.
Osteosynthesis and structural reconstruction in complex pelvic fractures.
Treatment of fractures, their complications, and musculoskeletal trauma using current surgical methods and implants.
Non-surgical treatment of osteoarthritis and arthritis with intra-articular injections, and paravertebral blockades for pain syndromes.
Surgery is usually considered when conservative treatment — physiotherapy, medication, intra-articular injections — no longer relieves pain or restores mobility. The decision is always individual, based on examination results.
Initial mobilization usually begins 1–2 days after surgery. Full recovery, depending on individual factors, can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months.
With proper use, modern implants can last for decades. The exact lifespan depends on the implant type and the patient's physical activity level.
Existing ultrasound, X-ray, or MRI results, if available, are helpful. You can send them ahead of time via WhatsApp.