Our hospital orthopedic services primarily include procedures involving the knee and shoulder joints.
At Garden Clinic Hospital, we perform knee arthroscopy, anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction, knee arthroscopy with meniscus repair, knee arthroscopy using ChondroFiller, shoulder arthroscopy, and shoulder arthroscopy with labral reconstruction.
These procedures are used to treat traumatic and overuse-related intra-articular injuries that require precise diagnostics and an appropriately selected surgical technique.
The knee is one of the most frequently operated joints in orthopedics, as it is particularly susceptible to twisting injuries, overuse and damage associated with sports activity.
Knee arthroscopy allows the surgeon to assess intra-articular structures and, at the same time, treat conditions such as meniscus injuries, instability caused by an ACL tear and selected cartilage injuries.
The goal of surgery is not only to reduce pain, but also to restore joint stability and improve its function.
An anterior cruciate ligament injury is one of the most common causes of knee instability, particularly in physically active people. ACL reconstruction aims to restore the mechanical stability of the joint, which is important both for safe movement and for reducing the risk of further intra-articular damage.
Meniscus repair, on the other hand, aims to preserve as much of the patient's own tissue as possible. This is important for the long-term biomechanics of the knee and the protection of articular cartilage.
Garden Clinic Hospital performs shoulder arthroscopy and shoulder arthroscopy with labral reconstruction. These procedures are intended for patients experiencing shoulder pain, limited range of motion, instability or the consequences of injuries, including damage to structures responsible for stabilizing the shoulder joint.
Shoulder arthroscopy enables minimally invasive treatment with high surgical precision and less tissue trauma compared with conventional open techniques.
Orthopedic surgery may be considered when symptoms persist despite conservative treatment, when joint instability, locking or reduced function occurs, or when diagnostic tests confirm damage requiring surgical intervention.
Common indications include the consequences of injuries, overuse, degenerative changes and soft tissue damage involving structures such as ligaments, tendons, the labrum or menisci.
The final decision is always based on a clinical examination, diagnostic imaging and an assessment of the patient's functional needs.
Orthopedic treatment at Garden Clinic Hospital covers the entire process – from consultation and qualification for surgery, through hospitalization and the procedure itself, to postoperative care and rehabilitation.
Procedures are performed in modern operating theatres with full anesthetic support and patient monitoring, ensuring a high standard of safety throughout treatment.
After surgery, patients remain under the care of the medical team and receive recommendations regarding further treatment, follow-up appointments and return to physical activity.
An important part of the process is rehabilitation at Garden Clinic, supporting recovery, restoration of function in the operated area and a safe return to everyday activities.
If you are considering surgical treatment or would like to discuss your symptoms with a specialist, contact the Garden Clinic Hospital team. We will guide you through the entire process – from qualification for surgery and hospitalization to postoperative care.
Garden Clinic Hospital
Reformacka 22
80-808 Gdańsk
Call us:
+48 668 000 210
Email us:
szpital@gardenclinic.pl