About

The Traumatology Departments provide the highest quality of care to patients of all ages. Their orthopedic surgeons are
specialized in myriad treatment areas, including general orthopedics, orthopedic rehabilitation,
sports injuries, arthroscopy, knee surgery, shoulder and elbow surgery, wrist and hand
microsurgery, foot and ankle surgery, hip surgery, joint replacement, microsurgery,
musculoskeletal oncology, transplantation, spine surgery, rehabilitation engineering, trauma,
and pediatric orthopedics.
In the Orthopedics Departments, modern diagnostic techniques and state-of-the-art treatment
choices are provided for the whole muscular and skeletal system and spinal diseases and
traumas.
Procedures

• Scoliosis and vertebral surgeries

• Joint dislocation repair

• Muscle and tendon repair after tears and breaks

• Management of all fractures and dislocations in poly-trauma patients

• Arthroscopic surgeries (shoulder, hip, knee, ankle, and wrist)

• Gonarthrosis and coxarthrosis

• Hip and knee prostheses

• Revision surgeries for prosthesis infection or loss

• Periacetabular and high tibial osteotomies

• Spinal surgeries

• Spinal deformities (scoliosis and kyphosis)

• Spondylolisthesis (dislocation of the vertebra)

• Degenerative spinal disease

• Spinal trauma (cervical, thoracal, lumbar, and sacral)

• Spinal infection (spinal tuberculosis and nonspecific infection)

• Spinal tumors (primary and metastatic)

• Orthopedic deformity repairs

• Bone-lengthening surgeries

• External fixation for bone deformities

• Non-union fracture and bone infection repair

• Surgeries to repair various pediatric diseases of the hip joint (congenital hip dislocation

• and aseptic necroses)

• All types of congenital and developmental problems, including congenital hip

• dislocation, pes equinus, and fibular hemimelia

• All childhood orthopedic diseases, including Perthes disease, bone and soft

• tissue problems, bone infections, limping, and limb length discrepancies

• Neuro-muscular problems, including cerebral palsy, myelodysplasia, obstetrical

• palsy, and Charcot–Marie–Toot disease

• Total knee replacement surgeries

• Total hip replacement surgeries

• Ankle and foot diseases (hallux valgus deformity, etc.)

• Arthroplasty for the hip, knee, and shoulder and endoprosthetic surgeries

• Treatments for hand diseases and hand surgeries, including microsurgical interventions

• Upper extremity surgeries

• Replantation surgeries

• Free tissue transfers

• Reconstruction of congenital hand deformities

 Resection of tumors of the muscular and skeletal system
For more information on spinal diseases and treatment options, visit our Spine Center, which is
one of our centers of excellence.