Traumatology and Orthopaedic Surgery

Experts in the realization of the most modern treatments, and surgical and microsurgical techniques, in order to offer the patient a comprehensive care, which includes everything from the diagnosis to the surgical intervention if necessary, as well the postoperative care and rehabilitation.

Traumatology for politrauma
· Assistance and follow-up care of patients who visit the Emergency Unit with pathologies

Orthopedics
· Specialized care for all areas of the locomotor system

Sports Traumatology
· Adaptation to the behaviour requirements in relation with specific sports activities

Primary and revision prosthetic surgery of different articulations
· Different prosthetic methods for hip, knee and shoulder
- Hip
- Knee
- Shoulder

Osteosynthesis by means of minimally invasive techniques

Particularly complex arthroscopy

· Minimally invasive surgical techniques, for the treatment of complex pathologies as crutiate ligament injuries of the knee, or shoulder dislocation. With these techniques the surgical intervention is less aggressive for the articulation and the recovery time is shorter. In such procedures the Unit always works in close cooperation with the Rehabilitation department of Clinica Rotger.

Microsurgical operations
· Microsurgical operations for vascular, and nerve injuries of the extremities

Orthopaedic and traumatological pathologies of the spinal column
· In close cooperation with the Neurosurgery and Pain Therapy Units

Reconstructive forefoot surgery
· Major ambulatory surgery for the correction of foot deformities as bunion, hallux valgus, claw toes or hammer toes, heel spur, plantar fasciitis, or osteotomy in the treatment of metatarsalgia.

Specific shoulder and hand surgery
· Treatment of pathologies as carpal tunnel syndrome, tendon pathologies, tenosynovitis, ulnar nerve entrapment, Dupuytren's disease, arthroplasty, arthrodesis, trigger fingers, epicondylitis or “tennis elbow”.

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Cirugía Artroscópica Articular
Knee Prosthesis
Hip Replacement
Tratamientos Biológicos de máxima seguridad

Cirugía Artroscópica Articular

Es una técnica que permite acceder de manera percutánea a las articulaciones, introduciendo una cámara de televisión y un instrumental específico muy pequeño para resolver las lesiones meniscales, tendinosas, de ligamentos, etc.

Está orientada a la reconstrucción de lesiones de cartílago articular, de ligamentos de rodilla o para técnicas avanzadas de hombro. Reconstrucción del manguito rotador e inestabilidades de hombro.

Knee Prosthesis

This surgical technique restores the articular surfaces of the patient's natural knee by means of a prosthesis.

The procedure is performed when the patient's knee is worn out, in pain or prevents functional mobility and conservative treatments do not provide favourable results.

After the operation and once the postoperative process has been overcome, knee prostheses allow movements and activities that were previously very painful.

The Orthopaedic Surgery team has extensive experience in the replacement and revision treatment of joint prostheses that do not have the clinical results expected by patients.

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Hip Replacement

Replacement of the fractured or worn out hip due to osteoarthritis or other diseases, with an artificial prosthesis.

This technique is indicated for patients with advanced joint problems that are not susceptible to more conservative treatments.

This intervention has advantages such as:

- Pain relief
- Immediate improvement in quality of life
- Early recovery of mobility.

The application of this technique requires a complete study of the patient's morphology and an analysis of the state of their bone structure.

Tratamientos Biológicos de máxima seguridad

Para que estos tratamientos biológicos sean exitosos es fundamental garantizar la seguridad y un sistema de control completo de la esterilidad del producto, durante todo el proceso. En la Clínica Rotger, este circuito desde la extracción de la sangre, está siempre controlado por el servicio de Hematología que permite conocer en todo momento la procedencia del material biológico.

· Epicondilitis, tendinopatías del tendón de Aquiles y puede servir también como analgésico en articulaciones muy dañadas, no subsidiarias de cirugía.

· Los tratamientos con células madre, implican la extracción de células del tejido adiposo, por estimulación de las células en sangre o su obtención de la médula ósea, para posteriormente infiltrarlas bajo control artroscópico en la articulación.