As a specialist in sports orthopaedics, prosthetics and traumatology, I treat all types of sports injuries and perform arthroscopic joint surgery, particularly on the knee and shoulder . Endoprosthetic joint replacement of the hip, shoulder and knee, as well as the treatment of any bone fractures, are also part of my daily business.
As head of the sports outpatient clinic at Klinikum Floridsdorf, I specialize in the treatment of all sports injuries, minimally invasive arthoroscopic surgery on the knee and shoulder, as well as hip, knee and shoulder endoprosthetics.
My main aim is to restore your usual level of activity primarily with conservative treatment methods. Surgery should only be the last option at the end of the treatment plan. As a private doctor, I have sufficient time to gain a detailed understanding of your symptoms.
As I work closely with physiotherapists, fitness trainers and other professional groups , I can also take good care of your rehabilitation phase.
Thanks to regular international training courses, I can introduce you to the latest treatment strategies, such as autologous plasma therapy (ACP).
Cruciate ligament ruptures are very common, especially in the ski season! Abrupt turning movements and falls are not uncommon while skiing, which is why cruciate ligament ruptures often occur. A cruciate ligament operation is usually the only way to help those affected regain their former sense of life.
As a sports orthopaedist, I specialize in the treatment of cruciate ligament ruptures!
Knee injuries, particularly cruciate ligament tears, are common in skiing.
As an orthopedic surgeon and cruciate ligament specialist, I am your first point of contact in the event of an injury—from the initial consultation through surgery to post-operative physical therapy, I will provide you with comprehensive and expert care as you work your way back to sports.
Fresh cartilage damage?
Conservative arthrosis therapy,
Endoprostheses
General complaints of the musculoskeletal system.
Breakdown into individual joints
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Cruciate ligament rupture
Meniscus tear
Cartilage injuries
Patellar instabilities
Osteoarthritis of the knee joint (gonarthrosis)
Runner’s knee
Jumpers knee (patellar tendinopathy)
Shin splint
Autologous plasma therapy
Rotator cuff injuries
Shoulder dislocations (dislocated shoulder)
Calcified shoulder
AC joint fusion
AC joint arthrosis
Thrower shoulder
Upper arm fractures
MSV Medical Center – Medical Specialists Vienna
Invalidenstraße 11/2a
1030 Vienna
Directly opposite “The Mall” Wien Mitte
Appointments by appointment only
Monday 15:00 – 19:00
Thursday 15:00- 18:00
