Orthopaedists also diagnose, treat, prescribe rehabilitation interventions and implement preventive measures against conditions of and damage to the locomotor system and the ensuing neurological and circulatory complications.A highly specialist orthopaedic consultation may concern conditions of and damage to the locomotor system, with a particular emphasis on the health problems of the spine and limbs.
The specialist is responsible for the diagnosis, differentiation and treatment of locomotor conditions, and may refer patients for rehabilitation therapy. S/he also implements preventive measures against conditions of and damage to the locomotor system, and the ensuing neurological and circulatory complications.
A highly specialist orthopaedist has many years of experience and an extensive knowledge on orthopaedic conditions, which is constantly expanded and improved.
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Conditions treated by an orthopaedist:
- limb fractures, sprains, dislocations, and bruising,
- congenital defects affecting the musculoskeletal system,
- inflammatory conditions of bones and joints,
- postural defects,
- lesions due to joint overload,
- bone cancers.
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Important information:
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As many as three attempts will be made by the doctor to connect with the patient.
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Telemedical consultations can be used by all patients, regardless of their location and previous treatment history.
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By booking an appointment, you are purchasing a telephone consultation, not an in-person visit at a medical centre. The addresses of the centres displayed in the schedule above only indicate the doctor’s place of work.
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