Institute of Orthopedics

• Skeletal system defects
• Bone deformities
• Fractures and their reduction
• Osteomyelitis
• Arthritis, arthrosis
• Joint replacement
• Bone lengthening
• Scoliosis, disc herniation

The third leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide is trauma and musculoskeletal pathology. The department handles the full spectrum of orthopedic conditions, and the entire range of diagnostic technology is at the disposal of the clinic’s orthopedists — from simple X-rays to isotope scanning methods using thallium, technetium, and indium, as well as bone biopsy techniques.

Arthrologists, vertebrologists, hand and foot surgeons — each area is represented by its own specialists, and every problem requires an individual approach. All surgical interventions are supported by a professional rehabilitation institute that helps every patient who has undergone a surgical procedure get back on their feet. The leading focus of the Institute of Orthopedics is hip, knee, shoulder, ankle, and elbow joint replacement.

However, orthopedists have a wide range of tools at their disposal to prevent and maximally delay joint replacement, especially in younger patients. However, if replacement is ultimately unavoidable, the patient is discharged from the clinic within 4–5 days and resumes full physical activity within a month.