Conservative therapy of injuries:

The so-called PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) can also be used for the therapy of cartilage damage, but especially for the conservative therapy of injuries. The patient’s own blood is taken and a plasma supernatant rich in platelets and growth factors is produced by means of a centrifuge. Cell growth and angiogenesis are stimulated and self-healing processes are activated. Numerous recent studies (Cerza et al 2012, Patela et al 2013, Sanchez et al 2012) show a significantly better alternative compared to cortisone or hyaluronic acid. Depending on the indication, 3 to 5 injections are recommended. The system we use is a closed system and is therefore sterile, safe and excludes contamination.

Injection therapy to support the
healing of intra-articular structures*

Orthopaedic insoles and shoe care

Foot complaints are very common. The strain of civilisation through footwear, hard floors and lack of movement of the foot without or in the wrong footwear, lead to numerous changes and complaints. A malposition of the foot can also trigger other, secondary complaints. Likewise, a malposition of the knee joint can be improved or compensated for with insoles. A tailor-made insole fitting with holistic consideration of the musculoskeletal system is an important part of orthopaedic therapy. In the case of post-traumatic changes or more severe degenerative changes, as well as often in the case of diabetic foot syndrome, orthopaedic shoe fitting is possible. This ranges from the improvement of a ready-made shoe to an orthopaedic boot.