A specialist orthopedic examination is primarily intended for patients with musculoskeletal issues, as well as those seeking expert evaluation and treatment of orthopedic conditions. It is indicated for patients:
People who have sustained injuries to muscles, bones, or joints, whether from sports, accidents, or other traumas, often seek an orthopedic examination to assess the severity of the injury and plan appropriate treatment, including the evaluation and planning of potential surgical intervention.
Patients suffering from degenerative conditions such as osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, or osteoporosis may seek a specialist orthopedic examination for symptom management, treatment, and recommendations for maintaining joint functionality.
Patients with gait disorders, flat feet, scoliosis, or other body posture abnormalities may seek an orthopedic examination for diagnosis and management of these conditions.
Patients with gait disorders, flat feet, scoliosis, or other body posture abnormalities may seek an orthopedic examination for diagnosis and management of these conditions.
Athletes, whether recreational or professional, often visit an orthopedic specialist for the assessment of sports injuries, injury prevention, and performance improvement.
Children with developmental disorders of the hips, feet, or other parts of the musculoskeletal system are often referred for orthopedic examination for early detection and treatment of these conditions.
Individuals who have lost part or all of a limb due to amputation, injury, or other medical reasons may consult an orthopedic specialist for the evaluation and adjustment of a prosthetic device. The orthopedic specialist will assess the patient’s needs and provide recommendations for suitable prosthetics to improve functionality and mobility.
Individuals with issues related to support, stability, or body posture correction may require an orthosis. This includes patients with deformities of the feet, knees, spine, or other body parts. The orthopedic specialist will evaluate the patient's condition and recommend the appropriate orthotic device to improve posture and reduce pain.
Prof. Dr. Anton Tudor, MD, Orthopedic Specialist, Subspecialist in Pediatric Surgery and Traumatology of the Locomotor System
Prim. Nikola Matejčić, MD, Orthopedic Specialist
Željko Butorac, MD, Orthopedic Specialist
Prof. Dr. Rok Vengust, MD, Orthopedic Specialist, Subspecialist in Vertebrology
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