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Orthopedics at Garden Clinic

Orthopedics at Garden Clinic includes diagnostics, treatment, and support for patients with injuries, overload conditions, and diseases of the musculoskeletal system. We treat joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments, and bone structures — both in acute and chronic conditions.

In one place, the patient can be diagnosed, qualified for a procedure, operated on, and provided with physiotherapy care. The treatment process is continuous — from the first visit through to the return to full mobility.

We work with physiotherapists, rehabilitation specialists, neurologists, radiologists, and clinical dietitians, which allows us to effectively care for patients with degenerative and overload-related conditions as well.

When should you see an orthopedist?

An orthopedist assesses the extent of damage during a clinical examination and then, if needed, refers the patient for imaging diagnostics, such as ultrasound, X-ray, MRI, or CT scans, which can be performed on site.

An orthopedic consultation is recommended if you experience:

  • joint pain, including pain in the knees, hips, shoulders, or spine
  • limited mobility or joint stiffness
  • swelling, warmth, or redness around a joint
  • joint instability, a feeling of “clicking,” “popping,” or locking
  • pain that worsens after physical activity or prolonged immobilization
  • an injury, such as a sprain, fracture, tear, or dislocation
  • limb alignment disorders, such as knock knees or bow legs
  • overload-related symptoms in athletes and physically active people
  • chronic degenerative changes in the joints

Traumatology of the musculoskeletal system

At Garden Clinic, we treat acute injuries of the upper and lower limbs, including in athletes and physically active patients. Treatment may include immobilization, qualification for surgery if needed, rehabilitation, and monitoring the return to full function.

We treat, among others:

  • bone fractures and their complications, such as nonunion or malunion
  • joint sprains and dislocations
  • tendon and ligament injuries, such as ACL, MCL, and Achilles tendon injuries
  • articular cartilage injuries
  • muscle and tendon attachment tears
  • contusions with hematomas or swelling
  • post-traumatic joint instability
  • labral injuries of the shoulder and hip joints

One-day orthopedic surgery

At Garden Clinic, we perform orthopedic surgical procedures as part of one-day surgery. After a short observation period, the patient returns home and can begin rehabilitation as early as the next day.

The scope of procedures includes, among others:

  • arthroscopy of the knee, shoulder, and ankle joints
  • ligament reconstruction, such as ACL reconstruction
  • suturing of menisci and joint labra
  • carpal tunnel surgery
  • removal of ganglion cysts and other cysts
  • tendon reconstruction
  • osteotomies and correction of limb alignment
  • procedures involving the toe and metatarsal joints, such as bunions and hammertoes
  • treatment of articular cartilage injuries

After the procedure, the patient may remain under the care of an orthopedist and physiotherapist. The entire process can be completed in one place: qualification, procedure, follow-up, and rehabilitation.

We invite you to book an appointment.