Knee surgery. Hip surgery. Shoulder surgery. Our specialisations

From arthritis to sport traumatology

Is the knee joint correctly positioned? Verification imaging using an X-ray during an operation.

Is the knee joint correctly positioned? Verification imaging using an X-ray during an operation.

We treat almost all diseases of the knee, hip and shoulder joint. Our aim is to restore our patients' mobility and quality of life as quickly as possible. Particular areas of specialisation are arthroscopic and minimally invasive joint surgery and surgery for joint surface reconstruction such as cartilage and cartilage cell transplantations, axial corrections and capsule ligament plasties of every kind. Our spectrums of treatment cover sport traumatology and the operative care of Parkinson's patients. A particular field of work is the treatment of the preliminary stages of arthritis and the full range of all its symptoms at a later stage.

Spectrum of treatments for the knee

  • Anterior and posterior cruciate ligament replacement
  • Refixation of the meniscus and partial removal of the meniscus
  • Microfracture surgery, cartilage-bone transplantation, cartilage cell transplantation
  • Corrective osteotomies near or around the knee joint
  • Care of patellar luxations
  • Removal of membrane in the joint (synovectomies)
  • Knee endoprosthesis (medial slit prosthesis)
  • Surface replacement and axially-guided prostheses
  • Change of endoprostheses with any necessary bone reconstruction or reconstruction of bone segment (bone bank available)
  • Navigation-aided endoprosthesis insertion
  • Stabilisation of patellar fractures and fractures around the knee joint

Specialisation of the hip

  • Artificial hip joint (minimally invasive surgical technique)
  • Joint-preserving corrective osteotomies
  • Care of the neck of femur and pathological fractures
  • Care for epiphyseal loosening of the femoral head and circulatory disorders of the femoral head
  • Change of endoprosthesis in cases of aseptic and septic loosening
  • Conduction of hip joint endoscopies in cases of early arthritis of the hip or other joint damage.

Treated diseases on the shoulder joint

  • Arthroscopic operations (e.g. synovectomy, refixation of the labrum)
  • Rotator cuff reconstruction
  • Reconstruction of acromioclavicular joint fractures
  • Care of fractures of the collarbone and humeral head
  • Shoulder stabilisation
  • Mobilisation for shoulder stiffness
  • Prostheses of the shoulder (e.g. cap endoprosthesis, shaft prosthesis, inverse prosthesis )