Повний спектр ортопедичних послуг від діагностики до реабілітації. Надаємо допомогу при пошкодженнях і захворюваннях суглобів, а також при спортивних травмах.
Is it possible to run with arthrosis? Answer of the specialist
When running with arthrosis is possible, in which cases it is strictly not recommended, and what alternatives should be considered in order to maintain movement without harm to the joints - says Vasily Mellen, orthopedic surgeon and traumatologist of Mashtaler Ortho&Trauma Clinic.
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What are compression stockings and who needs them?
This article is about what compression stockings are, why they are important in orthopedics, and how we apply them in an integrated approach to recovery in Mashtaler Ortho&Trauma Clinic.
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Rehabilitation and life after hip endoprosthetics
How life changes after hip replacement, what to expect in the first weeks, what to strive for next and how to make recovery not only effective, but also natural.
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Bikini access during hip endoprosthetics
Bikini approach is a relatively new, minimally invasive method that is distinguished by its delicacy, less trauma and expressive aesthetics.
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The First Meniscus Transplant in the Western Region
This is an important achievement, because such an operation was carried out only for the eighth time in Ukraine.
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Endoprosthetics of the shoulder joint
Shoulder joint replacement surgery is performed to relieve pain and other symptoms that arise due to damage to the shoulder joint. The operation involves removing the affected areas of the bone and replacing them with parts — special implants made of metal or plastic.
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Arthroscopy of the ankle
Arthroscopy of the ankle joint is a surgical procedure that allows the doctor to see all components of the joint, with minimal trauma to the surrounding tissues and a low risk of complications.
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Halus-valgus
Halus valgus or valgus deformity of the big toe is a pathological condition in which the thumb shifts to the side and looks like a large “bulging” growth. It is a condition that can significantly restrict movement and cause pain when walking.
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PCV rupture: causes, mechanisms, symptoms — everything you need to know
Ligaments are strong fibers that connect bones together. The anterior cruciate ligament is one of two ligaments that cross at the center of the knee and connect the femur to the tibia. The anterior cruciate ligament is the main stabilizer of the knee joint. Injuries leading to its rupture provoke further instability of the knee.
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High-Intensity Laser Therapy
High-intensity laser therapy is a powerful method of overcoming pain. På (biostimulation a fotomechanical effect), the laser accelerates the healing and regeneration processes. High-intensity laser technology is based on the principle of low-level laser therapy.
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Super-inductive magnetotherapy
Superinductive magnetotherapy (also called High-Intensity Magnetotherapy) is a modern, effective and safe method of treating pain without direct intervention in the human body. This is possible due to the influence on the neuromuscular tissue of the magnetic field, which creates a special superinductive apparatus. Already after the first procedure, there is a noticeable reduction in pain.
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BMAC
Nós,. BMAC regenerativna terapija je upravljanje, ki se.
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Arthroscopy of the shoulder joint
Arthroscopy of the shoulder joint is a surgical procedure that allows the doctor to see all components of the joint, with minimal trauma to the surrounding tissues and a low risk of complications.
FUCHT is an innovative method in the field of physiotherapeutic treatment. Today it is often used to treat orthopedic diseases and injuries. It is a non-invasive method that uses shock acoustic waves to stimulate tissue self-repair, reduce pain and improve mobility.
What is Focused Shock Wave Therapy in Traumatology?
Shock wave therapy is divided into two main types: radial and focused
Radial UHT assumes that the acoustic wave in this method is transmitted radially, dissipates, passing through different layers of tissue, losing intensity. For this reason, it is recommended to be used on more superficial structures.
Focused shock wave therapy in Lviv uses high-energy waves focused in a specific area, capable of penetrating to a depth of 12 cm. Unlike a radial wave, the energy produced is concentrated at a focal point and penetrates into the deeper layers of the tissues without losing intensity. The depth of impact can be adjusted with connective pads for both superficial procedures (skin damage) and deep pathologies (avascular femoral head necrosis, pseudarthrosis in bones such as femur) Therefore, focused UCT is ideal for treating both deep tissues and surface areas
Mashtaler Ortho&Trauma Clinic actively uses the method of focused shock wave therapy.
How does focused shock wave therapy work?
The principle of operation is simple: shock wave pulses stimulate the regeneration process in tissues. This leads to improved blood circulation, the formation of new blood vessels and tissue regeneration. Shock waves increase cell activity, contribute to accelerated metabolism in the affected area. Also, sound waves can reduce the sensitivity of nerve endings, this helps reduce pain.
FUCHT promotes the breakdown of calcifications in muscles and tendons, thanks to which the patient can get rid of chronic pain. Stimulation of the growth of new blood vessels improves blood supply to the affected area, this contributes to more effective healing. In addition, under the influence of shock wave therapy, muscle relaxation occurs, which helps to improve blood circulation and reduce swelling.
After undergoing a course of shock wave therapy, the patient can get rid of muscle tension and pain, restore tissue tone and elasticity.
Symptoms and diagnoses in which FUCHT is indicated
UHT is used to treat various diseases and conditions associated with the musculoskeletal system. The main indications for UHT include:
1. Plantar fasciitis (heel spur) is one of the most common conditions treated with UCT.
2. Epicondylitis (elbow epicondylitis or “tennis player's elbow”, “golfer's elbow”) is inflammation of the tendons in the elbow area.
3. Tendinitis is inflammation or irritation of tendons in various parts of the body (shoulder, Achilles tendon, etc.).
4. Bursitis is an inflammation of the synovial bags (burs), especially in the shoulder or hip joints.
5. Tendon calcification — calcium deposits in the tendons, which can lead to pain and limited mobility.
6. Problems with muscles and ligaments — in particular chronic muscle spasms and tendinopathies.
7. Trochanteritis — inflammation of the large acetabulum (part of the femur) or adjacent tissues.
8. Patellofemoral pain syndrome is pain in the knee joint that can occur due to tissue damage or inflammation.
9. Chronic back or neck pain — especially in cases where conservative treatment is ineffective.
10. Fracture healing - used to stimulate the formation of new bone tissue.
The method can be used as a standalone treatment or in combination with other methods such as physiotherapy or drug treatment.
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Contraindications to shock wave therapy
Although the procedure is effective and safe, still focused shock wave therapy has certain contraindications:
1. Malignant neoplasms— especially in the area of impact of shock wave therapy.
2. Pregnancy— due to the risk of negative effects on fetal development.
3. Acute infectious diseases— especially with elevated body temperature.
4. Blood clotting disorders— for example, with hemophilia or when taking anticoagulants.
5. Pacemaker or other implanted electronic devices— impact of shock waves can affect the operation of such devices.
6. Neuralgic diseases— serious diseases of the nervous system, for example, epilepsy.
7. Open wound or inflammation of the skinin the area of therapy.
8. Deep vein thrombosis— the possibility of provoking thrombus detachment and embolism.
9. Zones of active bone growth in children— therapy can affect bone growth zones, which is undesirable during the development period.
10. Recent fractures— in the acute phase of healing, until bone tissue is established.
Advantages and effectiveness of the FUCHT procedure
The procedure of focused shock wave therapy has a number of advantages:
Non-invasiveness. UHT occurs without incisions, injections, or the need for anesthesia. This reduces the risks associated with infections and requires significantly less time to recover compared to surgical interventions.
Quick pain relief. Many patients note a significant reduction in pain after the first sessions. Therapy helps reduce inflammation and improve microcirculation in the treatment areas, which leads to rapid relief of the condition.
Improving mobility. UHT helps to relax muscles and reduce muscle tension, which improves joint flexibility and mobility. This makes it particularly useful for recovery from injuries and for patients with degenerative joint changes.
Individual approach. Mashtaler Ortho&Trauma Clinic offers an individual approach to each patient, including detailed diagnosis and selection of the optimal course of shock wave therapy depending on the specific needs and state of health.
High quality equipment and service. The application of BTL's innovative equipment ensures high accuracy and treatment efficiency, which is key to achieving better results.
Affordable cost. The price of shock wave therapy is affordable.
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How is the shock wave therapy session going?
The procedure of focused ultrasound in the Mashtaler Ortho&Trauma clinic is carried out on the latest certified equipment of BTL (UK), which guarantees high accuracy and safety of procedures. The session lasts between 5 and 10 minutes, depending on the area treated, and does not require special preparation
And in combination with the procedure of high-intensity laser therapy provides the maximum result of treatment and speeds up the recovery process.
The patient can lie or sit in a comfortable position, and the doctor uses a special apparatus. In general, patients easily tolerate the procedure. Sometimes there may be slight discomfort, slight tingling.
Recommendations after FUHT
After the session, it is recommended to avoid intense physical activity for 24-48 hours. Occasionally, there may be slight pain or swelling in the treatment area, but all this usually passes quickly.
To achieve maximum effect, several sessions are often required (3-6). The exact number and frequency of the procedure is determined by the doctor. The effectiveness of the procedure is evidenced by feedback on shock wave therapy in Lviv.
Price of shock wave therapy procedure in Lviv
Mashtaler ortho&trauma website lists prices for shock wave therapy in Lviv. You can contact specialists using the form on the website and get professional advice.
How to sign up for shock wave therapy at Mashtaler ortho&trauma?
Interested in shock wave therapy in Lviv? Contact the staff of Mashtaler ortho&trauma clinic and get a detailed consultation. You can sign up for a visit by calling the phones listed on the website, or using a special form.
