Orthopaedic consultation
Post-injury follow-up, postoperative follow-up, pain diagnostics and qualification for further treatment.
I provide consultations, qualification for minimally invasive and operative procedures, and treatment tailored to the source of pain and the patient’s needs.
Post-injury follow-up, postoperative follow-up, pain diagnostics and qualification for further treatment.
A targeted block used to confirm the source of pain and guide further treatment.
Medication delivered to the epidural space to reduce inflammation and radicular pain.
Pain reduction using radiofrequency energy.
Temporary suppression of pain conduction using controlled cold.
Supportive treatment for overload-related changes and disc disorders using an oxygen-ozone mixture.
A procedure supporting tissue regeneration with platelet-rich plasma.
Minimally invasive operative spine treatment using biportal endoscopy.
The consultation includes post-injury follow-up, postoperative review, pain diagnostics and qualification for operative or minimally invasive treatment.
Please bring current imaging results such as X-ray, ultrasound, MRI or CT, as well as discharge summaries or results of previous consultations.
The consultation helps organise diagnostics, define the pain source and plan further conservative, procedural or operative treatment.
A diagnostic injection helps confirm which structure is responsible for pain complaints.
An anaesthetic is administered in a controlled way around the suspected pain source. The response helps determine the next step in treatment.
This improves the precision of qualification for further procedures, including thermolesion, cryolesion or surgery.
It is an important stage of diagnostics that helps select the most appropriate treatment.
An epidural injection makes it possible to deliver anti-inflammatory and anaesthetic medication directly to the irritated area.
It is commonly used for radicular pain, disc disease and nerve irritation when quick inflammation reduction is needed.
Patients usually return home the same day. A calmer routine and observation of symptoms are advised for a short period afterwards.
It is one of the methods used to reduce radiating pain and support further rehabilitation.
Thermolesion uses radiofrequency energy to reduce the transmission of pain signals through selected nerves.
The procedure is considered in patients with chronic pain after the pain source has been confirmed, most often with a diagnostic block.
The aim is to reduce pain and create better conditions for daily function and rehabilitation.
Thermolesion may provide long-lasting pain relief in well-selected cases of chronic pain.
Cryolesion temporarily suppresses pain conduction using controlled low temperature.
The procedure precisely targets the nerve responsible for pain and may reduce symptoms without the need for classic surgery.
Patients usually return home the same day, with advice to rest briefly and then return gradually to activity.
Cryolesion can be a good option in chronic pain after proper qualification.
Ozone therapy supports pain treatment and overload-related conditions by administering a medical oxygen-ozone mixture.
The goal is to reduce inflammation, improve tissue conditions and support the treatment of selected disc-related conditions.
Before the procedure, a consultation is needed to decide whether this method is appropriate and safe for the patient.
Ozone therapy may complement treatment in properly selected patients.
Platelet-rich plasma aims to support regenerative processes in selected tissues.
A small blood sample is taken first, then a plasma concentrate is prepared and administered to the treated area.
This method may be considered as part of supportive treatment when stimulation of natural repair processes is needed.
Platelet-rich plasma can be used as regenerative support and as part of a broader treatment plan.
UBE is a minimally invasive operative technique used to treat selected spinal disorders with biportal endoscopy.
The method allows precise operative work while limiting tissue trauma, which can support a faster return to activity.
Qualification is based on medical examination, MRI or CT results and the assessment of whether operative treatment is the best option.
UBE is one of the minimally invasive operative methods used in selected spinal disorders.
Contact us if you would like to book a visit, discuss imaging results or plan further diagnostics and treatment.
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