We use arthroscopy to treat damaged menisci - we perform their suturing, stabilization or reconstruction. We also perform cruciate ligament replacements, patella stabilization and treatment of lateral ligaments. A common procedure is also surgery on damaged articular cartilage.

In the shoulder joint, we primarily address instability after dislocation, pain associated with osteoarthritis, or rotator cuff injuries, the injuries of which we reconstruct surgically. We also treat subacromial bursitis or frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis) arthroscopically.

Arthroscopy is also used in other areas - it allows for the diagnosis and removal of heel spurs, calcaneal deposits, loose articular bodies or arthritic growths. We also perform procedures for Haglund's exostosis, Achilles tendon tendinosis or damage to the articular cartilage in the foot.

Using nanotechnology, we perform precise diagnostics of the extent of damage to the articular surfaces, ligaments and menisci. We examine the stability of the patella and the ligamentous apparatus of the knee, and during the procedure we can treat minor cartilage damage, suture the meniscus or remove articular bodies, adhesions and growths.

Ankle joint nanoscopy allows us to assess the condition of the joint surfaces, ligamentous structures and possible arthritic changes. We also remove growths or loose bodies and diagnose problems in the big toe or Achilles tendon area - all without the need for general anesthesia.

In the wrist area, nanoscopy is used to assess joint stability and diagnose carpal tunnel syndrome. The examination is quick, gentle, and does not require hospitalization – the patient can go home immediately after the procedure.