Primary Total Hip Arthroplasty:

Minimal Invasive Technique: Smaller skin incision compared to standard procedure. No detaching of muscle insertions around the hip.

Revision Surgeries:

• Instabilities (dislocation of the hip)
• Deep infections
• Aseptic loosening of the prosthesis
• Metal allergies etc.

For the revision the reconstruction of the revised hip is done by the use of different kinds of cups, bone preserving techniques, back filling of different bone defects by means of metal wedges and special made individual 3D printing prosthesis.

Revision Surgeries:

Revision surgeries are needed if patient already had one or more failed total knee arthroplasties. Some causes could be:

• Instabilities (insufficient ligaments)
• Deep infections
• Aseptic loosening of the prosthesis
• Metal allergies
• Periprosthetic fractures etc.

In case of a revision surgery the usage of stemmed prosthesis for better bony fixation is preferred. To reconstruct insufficient ligaments, this kind of prosthesis has different couple mechanisms (degree of constraint). For bony reconstruction, different metal blocks (augments) can help to cover bone defects.

Bone tumors:

• Malign and benign bone tumors except spine and skull
• Reconstruction with tumor prosthesis for the upper and lower limb

Soft tissue tumors:

Malign and benign soft tissue tumors of the whole musco-sceletal system including the reconstruction with plastic and vessel surgical methods.

• Hallux valgus of different severities
• Hammer toes
• Morton disease
• Morbus Ledderhose etc.

• Non Surgical Treatment of Arthritic Joints
• Non Surgical Treatment of Inflamed Joints
• Pain related Treatment by Infiltrations
• Non Surgical Treatment of the Spine
• Postoperative Care
• Follow up of Joint Replacements
• Follow up of Orthopaedic Tumour Patients