Our experienced traumatologists and orthopedists:

• Provide inpatient treatment and care (preoperative and postoperative patients)
• Use modern diagnostic methods, such as:
  • Ultrasound diagnostics of joints
  • Plantography
  • Diagnostic arthroscopy
  • Intra-articular injections under ultrasound control and without
  • Diagnostic puncture of joints

Conservative and surgical treatment methods are used, including:

• Joint punctures (including therapeutic ones)
• Injections of medicinal products into joints (including PRP, Plasmalifting)
• Joint sanitation
• Biopsy (OBK)
• Diagnostic and therapeutic arthroscopy of joints (DTAS)
• Taking a biopsy (during OBK surgery)
• Partial and total arthroscopic meniscectomy, meniscus suture
• Arthroscopic reconstructive auto and allografting of the anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments.
• Total and partial endoprosthetics of large joints.
• Arthrodesis of joints
• Removal of Baker's cysts (traditional/arthroscopic technique)
• Elongation and restoration of tendons of the hand and foot.
• Removal of OBK
• Elongation of limbs and fingers.
• Bankart operation in the shoulder joint
• Later Jay operation in the shoulder joint
• Surgeries for limb anomalies
• Surgeries for Hallix Valgus
• Surgeries for congenital and acquired flat feet.
• Cordicompression (tunnelization) surgical intervention for necrosis (AVN) of bones.

Pathology of the musculoskeletal system and the consequences of injuries in children and adolescents:

• Dysplasia of the hip joint and femur, accompanied by gait disturbance or peculiarities (feet inward or outward), hip instability, limited range of motion in the hip joint
• Osteochondropathy of the femoral head (Perthes disease)
• Juvenile slipped capital femoral epiphysiolysis
• Inequality of the length of the lower limbs (surgical correction using the Ilizarov method and minimally invasive controlled growth technique)
• Valgus (X-shaped) and varus (O-shaped) deformities of the knee joints (correction using minimally invasive methods)
• Osteochondropathy of the knee joint (Koenig's disease)
• Varus-torsion and valgus-torsion deformity of the tibia
• Patellar dislocation (traumatic, primary dysplastic, recurrent dysplastic)
• Synovial folds of the knee joint
• Chondromalacia patella and knee joint
• Damage to the meniscus of the knee joint, instability of the knee joint
• Synovial cysts (ganglia) of the joint area and tendon formations
• Congenital foot deformities ("clubfoot", calcaneal-valgus, vertical (oblique) position of the talus - "rocker foot")
• Acquired foot deformities: flat-valgus, equino-varus, hollow, static deformation of the forefoot in adolescents (juvenile hallux-valgus and quintus varus)
• Osteochondropathies of the bones of the foot (navicular bone Keller 1, head of the metatarsal bone - Keller 2, calcaneus - Schinz, talus - Diaz)
• Accessory sesamoid bone of the foot (os tibiale externum)
• Instability of the ankle joint
• Brachimetatarsia (shortening of the metatarsal bones and toes)
• Surgical treatment of injuries of the musculoskeletal system and their consequences by various methods of osteosynthesis and reconstructive operations