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Shoulder

The shoulder is a particularly complex joint, composed of multiple sub-joints:

  • The shoulder joint itself
  • The joint between the collarbone and the shoulder blade (AC joint)
  • The movement of the shoulder blade relative to the rib cage
  • The connections with the cervical and thoracic vertebrae

All these structures – including the surrounding muscles, tendons, and bursae – can contribute to pain in the shoulder region.

The cause of shoulder pain is often not straightforward. It is usually a combination of factors, such as:

  • Poor posture
  • Overuse due to work, sports, or repetitive movements
  • A fall or other trauma
  • Wear and tear (osteoarthritis) or tendon problems
  • bursitis (inflammation of the bursa)
  • Other medical conditions

To determine the underlying cause, we begin with a comprehensive consultation and physical examination. If necessary, this is supplemented with imaging diagnostics such as:

  • Ultrasound
  • X-ray
  • MRI or CT scan

This allows us to accurately map the condition and propose a suitable treatment.

Unsure about the cause of your symptoms?

Depending on the diagnosis, there are various treatment methods:

Controlled rest: temporarily relieving the shoulder

Exercise therapy: focused on posture, muscle balance, and mobility

Pain relief: for example, paracetamol or anti-inflammatory drugs

Injection treatments (if indicated)

For specific conditions, injections can be a valuable addition to the treatment.

  • Corticosteroids: powerful medications that quickly reduce inflammation. Should only be administered once as repeated use has a detrimental effect on cartilage and soft tissues around the joint.
  • Hyaluronic Acid, Biolevox HA One: An injection of hyaluronic acid improves lubrication and shock absorption within the joint. Furthermore, high molecular weight hyaluronic acid has an anti-inflammatory effect by binding to the CD44 protein. This protein plays a key role in various cellular processes, including inflammation regulation and cell renewal.
  • PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma): Autologous platelets are injected. These platelets contain large amounts of anti-inflammatory agents and growth factors. PRP stimulates tendon repair and reduces symptoms. Often two treatments are necessary within two weeks for optimal results.
  • WINT: Targeted PRP contains, in addition to the growth factors and anti-inflammatory components of standard PRP, an extra high concentration of the body’s own protein DKK-1. This protein can temporarily slow down the osteoarthritis process.
  • Arthrosamid®: long-lasting pain relief by forming a buffer for inflammatory cells, improving the elasticity of the joint capsule, and enhancing the quality of the synovial fluid. A single treatment can provide a therapeutic effect for up to 5 years. Only in consultation with and with the consent of the patient and physician.
  • Hyaluronic Acid, Biolevox HA Tendon: For better gliding of the tendon within the tendon sheath and anti-inflammatory by binding to, among other things, the CD-44 protein. Often two treatments are necessary within two weeks for optimal results.
  • PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma): Autologous platelets are injected. These platelets contain large amounts of anti-inflammatory agents and growth factors. PRP stimulates tendon repair and reduces symptoms. Often two treatments are necessary within two weeks for optimal results.
  • VergenixSTR + PRP: Collagen type I is injected together with PRP. Collagen type I is the main building block of tendons and muscles and provides a basis for new cells to grow in, acting as a buffer for the PRP so that the release of growth factors and anti-inflammatory agents occurs more slowly. Full recovery from symptoms after 3 months is 74%, and after six months, it is 86%.

Elbow

The elbow is a complex joint connecting the upper arm to the forearm. It consists of three bone parts (humerus, radius, and ulna), two joints, and is surrounded by tendons, muscles, and ligaments. Pain around the elbow often arises as a result of overuse due to work or sports. Trauma can also be the cause of persistent symptoms in some cases.

  • Overuse (e.g., tennis elbow or golfer’s elbow)
  • Tendonitis
  • Wear and tear (osteoarthritis)
  • Trauma or fracture
  • Nerve entrapment (e.g., cubital tunnel syndrome) or compression from the neck/shoulder

To determine the underlying cause, we begin with a comprehensive consultation and physical examination. If necessary, this is supplemented with imaging diagnostics such as:

  • Ultrasound
  • X-ray
  • MRI for complex conditions

This allows us to accurately map the condition and propose a suitable treatment.

Unsure about the cause of your symptoms?

Depending on the diagnosis, there are various treatment methods:

Controlled rest: temporarily relieving the elbow

Exercise therapy: focused on posture, muscle balance, and mobility

Pain relief: for example, paracetamol or anti-inflammatory drugs

Injection treatments (if indicated)

For specific conditions, injections can be a valuable addition to the treatment.

  • Hyaluronic Acid, Biolevox HA One: An injection of hyaluronic acid improves lubrication and shock absorption within the joint. Furthermore, high molecular weight hyaluronic acid has an anti-inflammatory effect by binding to the CD44 protein. This protein plays a key role in various cellular processes, including inflammation regulation and cell renewal.
  • PRP: Autologous platelets are injected. These platelets contain large amounts of anti-inflammatory agents and growth factors. PRP stimulates tendon repair and reduces symptoms. Often two treatments are necessary within two weeks for optimal results.
  • WINT: Targeted PRP contains, in addition to the growth factors and anti-inflammatory components of standard PRP, an extra high concentration of the body’s own protein DKK-1. This protein can temporarily slow down the osteoarthritis process.
  • Arthrosamid®: long-lasting pain relief by forming a buffer for inflammatory cells, improving the elasticity of the joint capsule, and enhancing the quality of the synovial fluid. A single treatment can provide a therapeutic effect for up to 5 years. Only in consultation with and with the consent of the patient and physician.
  • Hyaluronic Acid, Biolevox HA Tendon: For better gliding of the tendon within the tendon sheath and anti-inflammatory by binding to, among other things, the CD-44 protein. Often two treatments are necessary within two weeks for optimal results.
  • PRP: Autologous platelets are injected. These platelets contain large amounts of anti-inflammatory agents and growth factors. PRP stimulates tendon repair and reduces symptoms. Often two treatments are necessary within two weeks for optimal results.
  • VergenixSTR + PRP: Collagen type I is injected together with PRP. Collagen type I is the main building block of tendons and muscles and provides a basis for new cells to grow in, acting as a buffer for the PRP so that the release of growth factors and anti-inflammatory agents occurs more slowly. Full recovery from symptoms after 3 months is 74%, and after six months, it is 86%.

Hand, Wrist & Thumb

The hand and wrist consist of many small bones, tendons, nerves, and joints. Conditions can significantly affect daily functioning.

  • Overuse (e.g., carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger finger)
  • Osteoarthritis (thumb base, wrist)
  • Tendonitis
  • Nerve entrapments
  • Trauma (fracture, sprain)

To determine the underlying cause, we begin with a comprehensive consultation and physical examination. If necessary, this is supplemented with imaging diagnostics such as:

  • Ultrasound
  • X-ray
  • Possibly nerve conduction study (EMG)

This allows us to accurately map the condition and propose a suitable treatment.

Unsure about the cause of your symptoms?

Depending on the diagnosis, there are various treatment methods:

Controlled rest: Relieving the joint with a splint or brace

Exercise therapy: focused on posture, muscle balance, and mobility

Pain relief: for example, paracetamol or anti-inflammatory drugs

Injection treatments (if indicated)

For specific conditions, injections can be a valuable addition to the treatment.

  • Corticosteroids: powerful medications that quickly reduce inflammation. Should only be administered once as repeated use has a detrimental effect on cartilage and soft tissues around the joint.
  • Hyaluronic Acid, Biolevox HA One: An injection of hyaluronic acid improves lubrication and shock absorption within the joint. Furthermore, high molecular weight hyaluronic acid has an anti-inflammatory effect by binding to the CD44 protein. This protein plays a key role in various cellular processes, including inflammation regulation and cell renewal.
  • PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma): Autologous platelets are injected. These platelets contain large amounts of anti-inflammatory agents and growth factors. PRP stimulates tendon repair and reduces symptoms. Often two treatments are necessary within two weeks for optimal results.
  • WINT: Targeted PRP contains, in addition to the growth factors and anti-inflammatory components of standard PRP, an extra high concentration of the body’s own protein DKK-1. This protein can temporarily slow down the osteoarthritis process.
  • Arthrosamid®: long-lasting pain relief by forming a buffer for inflammatory cells, improving the elasticity of the joint capsule, and enhancing the quality of the synovial fluid. A single treatment can provide a therapeutic effect for up to 5 years. Only in consultation with and with the consent of the patient and physician.
  • Corticosteroids: powerful medications that quickly reduce inflammation. Should only be administered once as repeated use has a detrimental effect on cartilage and soft tissues around the joint.
  • Hyaluronic Acid, Biolevox HA Tendon: For better gliding of the tendon within the tendon sheath and anti-inflammatory by binding to, among other things, the CD-44 protein. Often two treatments are necessary within two weeks for optimal results.
  • PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma): Autologous platelets are injected. These platelets contain large amounts of anti-inflammatory agents and growth factors. PRP stimulates tendon repair and reduces symptoms. Often two treatments are necessary within two weeks for optimal results.

Hip

The hip is a ball-and-socket joint that connects the pelvis to the thigh. Pain can radiate to the groin, buttock, or thigh.

  • Osteoarthritis (wear and tear)
  • Tendonitis (trochanteric pain syndrome)
  • Bursitis
  • Overuse or trauma

To determine the underlying cause, we begin with a comprehensive consultation and physical examination. If necessary, this is supplemented with imaging diagnostics such as:

  • Ultrasound
  • X-ray
  • Possibly MRI

This allows us to accurately map the condition and propose a suitable treatment.

Unsure about the cause of your symptoms?

Depending on the diagnosis, there are various treatment methods:

Controlled rest: Temporarily relieving the hip

Exercise therapy: focused on posture, muscle balance, and mobility

Pain relief: for example, paracetamol or anti-inflammatory drugs

Injection treatments (if indicated)

For specific conditions, injections can be a valuable addition to the treatment.

  • Hyaluronic Acid, Biolevox HA One: An injection of hyaluronic acid improves lubrication and shock absorption within the joint. Furthermore, high molecular weight hyaluronic acid has an anti-inflammatory effect by binding to the CD44 protein. This protein plays a key role in various cellular processes, including inflammation regulation and cell renewal.
  • PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma): Autologous platelets are injected. These platelets contain large amounts of anti-inflammatory agents and growth factors. PRP stimulates tendon repair and reduces symptoms. Often two treatments are necessary within two weeks for optimal results.
  • WINT: Targeted PRP contains, in addition to the growth factors and anti-inflammatory components of standard PRP, an extra high concentration of the body’s own protein DKK-1. This protein can temporarily slow down the osteoarthritis process.
  • Arthrosamid®: long-term pain relief by forming a buffer for inflammatory cells, improving the elasticity of the joint capsule and enhancing the quality of synovial fluid. A single treatment can provide therapeutic effects for up to 5 years. Only in consultation and with consent of patient and physician.
  • Corticosteroids: powerful medications that rapidly suppress inflammation. May only be administered once as it has adverse effects on cartilage and soft tissues around the joint with repeated use.
  • Hyaluronic acid, Biolevox HA Tendon: For better guidance of the tendon in the tendon sheath and anti-inflammatory through binding to the CD-44 protein, among others. Often two treatments are necessary within two weeks for optimal results.
  • PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma): The body’s own platelets are injected. These platelets contain large amounts of anti-inflammatory agents and growth factors. PRP stimulates tendon healing and reduces complaints. Often two treatments are necessary within two weeks for optimal results.

Knee

The knee is a complex joint that is heavily loaded during walking, sports and climbing stairs. Complaints can arise from wear and tear, injury or overuse.

  • Osteoarthritis
  • Tendon or bursa inflammation
  • Instability or trauma

To determine the correct cause, we start with a comprehensive intake interview and physical examination. If necessary, this is supplemented with imaging studies such as:

  • Ultrasound
  • X-ray
  • Possibly MRI

This way we accurately map the complaint and can propose appropriate treatment.

Not sure about the cause of your complaints?

Depending on the diagnosis, there are various treatment methods:

Graded rest: Temporary unloading of the knee

Exercise therapy: focused on posture, muscle balance and mobility

Pain relief: for example paracetamol or anti-inflammatory drugs

Injection treatments (when indicated)

For specific complaints, injections can be a valuable addition to treatment.

  • Corticosteroids: powerful medications that rapidly suppress inflammation. May only be administered once as it has adverse effects on cartilage and soft tissues around the joint with repeated use.
  • Hyaluronic acid, Biolevox HA One: An injection with hyaluronic acid improves lubrication and shock absorption within the joint. Additionally, hyaluronic acid with high molecular weight has anti-inflammatory effects by binding to the CD44 protein. This protein plays a key role in various cellular processes, including inflammation regulation and cell renewal.
  • PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma): The body’s own platelets are injected. These platelets contain large amounts of anti-inflammatory agents and growth factors. PRP stimulates tendon healing and reduces complaints. Often two treatments are necessary within two weeks for optimal results.
  • WINT: Targeted PRP contains, in addition to the growth factors and anti-inflammatory components of standard PRP, an extra high concentration of the body’s own protein DKK-1. This protein can temporarily slow down the osteoarthritis process.
  • Arthrosamid®: long-term pain relief by forming a buffer for inflammatory cells, improving the elasticity of the joint capsule and enhancing the quality of synovial fluid. A single treatment can provide therapeutic effects for up to 5 years.
  • KioMedine: provides excellent joint lubrication and the antioxidants ensure strong improvement of the joint environment. Research has shown that Kiomedine works in grade IV osteoarthritis and when other treatments such as PRP and hyaluronic acid do not work.
  • Hyaluronic acid, Biolevox HA Tendon: For better guidance of the tendon in the tendon sheath and anti-inflammatory through binding to the CD-44 protein, among others. Often two treatments are necessary within two weeks for optimal results.
  • PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma): The body’s own platelets are injected. These platelets contain large amounts of anti-inflammatory agents and growth factors. PRP stimulates tendon healing and reduces complaints. Often two treatments are necessary within two weeks for optimal results.
  • VergenixSTR + PRP: Collagen type I is injected together with PRP. Collagen type I is the main building block of tendons and muscles and provides a foundation where new cells can grow in and acts as a buffer for the PRP so that the release of growth factors and anti-inflammatory agents occurs more slowly. Complete recovery from complaints after 3 months is 74% and after six months is 86%.

Ankle & Foot

The ankle and foot form a complex whole of different joints, bones and ligaments, muscles and tendons. They carry the full body weight and are sensitive to overuse, instability and wear.

  • Ankle sprain or instability
  • Tendon inflammation (e.g. Achilles tendon, plantar fasciitis)
  • Osteoarthritis (most common; upper ankle joint and the base joint of the big toe)
  • Postural deviations (e.g. flat feet)

To determine the correct cause, we start with a comprehensive intake interview and physical examination. If necessary, this is supplemented with imaging studies such as:

  • Ultrasound
  • X-ray
  • Possibly additional examination

This way we accurately map the complaint and can propose appropriate treatment.

Not sure about the cause of your complaints?

Depending on the diagnosis, there are various treatment methods:

Orthotic insoles or brace: correct foot and postural deviations

Graded rest: Temporary unloading of the ankle & foot

Exercise therapy: focused on posture, muscle balance and mobility

Pain relief: for example paracetamol or anti-inflammatory drugs

Injection treatments (when indicated)

For specific complaints, injections can be a valuable addition to treatment.

  • Corticosteroids: powerful medications that rapidly suppress inflammation. May only be administered once as it has adverse effects on cartilage and soft tissues around the joint with repeated use.
  • Hyaluronic acid, Biolevox HA One: An injection with hyaluronic acid improves lubrication and shock absorption within the joint. Additionally, hyaluronic acid with high molecular weight has anti-inflammatory effects by binding to the CD44 protein. This protein plays a key role in various cellular processes, including inflammation regulation and cell renewal.
  • PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma): The body’s own platelets are injected. These platelets contain large amounts of anti-inflammatory agents and growth factors. PRP stimulates tendon healing and reduces complaints. Often two treatments are necessary within two weeks for optimal results.
  • WINT: Targeted PRP contains, in addition to the growth factors and anti-inflammatory components of standard PRP, an extra high concentration of the body’s own protein DKK-1. This protein can temporarily slow down the osteoarthritis process.
  • Arthrosamid®: long-term pain relief by forming a buffer for inflammatory cells, improving the elasticity of the joint capsule and enhancing the quality of synovial fluid. A single treatment can provide therapeutic effects for up to 5 years. Only in consultation and with consent of patient and physician.
  • Corticosteroids: powerful medications that rapidly suppress inflammation. May only be administered once as it has adverse effects on cartilage and soft tissues around the joint with repeated use.
  • Hyaluronic acid, Biolevox HA Tendon: For better guidance of the tendon in the tendon sheath and anti-inflammatory through binding to the CD-44 protein, among others. Often two treatments are necessary within two weeks for optimal results.
  • PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma): The body’s own platelets are injected. These platelets contain large amounts of anti-inflammatory agents and growth factors. PRP stimulates tendon healing and reduces complaints. Often two treatments are necessary within two weeks for optimal results.

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