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Hip & Knee
At ORIS – Orthopaedic Reconstruction & Innovative Surgery, the Hip & Knee Department specialises in the diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting two of the most important joints in the human body.
Our team provides comprehensive care for a wide range of conditions and injuries, from early degenerative changes to the most complex surgical cases. With an emphasis on a personalised approach and the use of modern therapeutic techniques, our goal is pain relief, restoration of mobility, and a return to an active lifestyle.
We treat, among others:
- Osteoarthritis of the hip and knee
- Meniscal and ligament tears
- Cartilage lesions
- Hip dysplasia
- Osteonecrosis of the femoral head
- Hip and knee fractures
- Sports injuries
- Postoperative and complex revision cases
Our therapeutic approach includes conservative treatments, biological treatments, arthroscopic procedures, and modern joint replacement techniques, always guided by the needs and goals of each patient.
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General Questions about Hip & Knee
When should I consult a specialist orthopaedic surgeon for hip or knee pain?
Are there solutions before joint replacement?
How quickly can I return to my activities after a procedure?

Knee Osteoarthritis (Knee Osteoarthritis)
Knee osteoarthritis (also known as degenerative arthritis of the knee) is a chronic condition in which the cartilage of the knee joint gradually wears away.

Total Knee Replacement
It is the most common surgical procedure for treating knee osteoarthritis.

Unicompartmental Knee Replacement
It is a surgical procedure where only one knee compartment (mainly the medial) is replaced. The remaining articular surfaces and ligaments, such as the anterior cruciate ligament, are preserved.





