Orthopaedist in Ljubljana

Treatment of bone fractures and sprains

Orthopaedic examinations, treatment of injuries, athletes' examinations, surgical and non-surgical procedures to treat the musculoskeletal system.

Orthopaedist in Ljubljana

Treatment of bone fractures and sprains

Orthopaedic examinations, treatment of injuries, athletes' examinations, surgical and non-surgical procedures to treat the musculoskeletal system.

Broken bones - what to do?

It is essential to see an orthopaedic surgeon if you have a bone fracture, who specialises in the diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries and diseases of the musculoskeletal system. The orthopaedic surgeon will use X-rays and other diagnostic procedures to accurately assess the nature and severity of the fracture. On the basis of this assessment, it will set the best treatment plan, which may include immobilisation, surgery or other therapeutic methods. Proper treatment of a fracture is the key to optimum healingpreventing complications and restoring full function to the affected area. The orthopaedic surgeon provides the specialist care needed to full recovery.

Broken bone
Orthopaedic examination
Broken bone

Specialist examinations of bone fractures and sprains by an orthopaedic surgeon in Ljubljana

How to prepare for an orthopaedic examination?

It is advisable to prepare adequately for an orthopaedic examination. First, collect all relevant medical records, such as X-rays, MRIs, exams and reports from previous doctors.. On the day of the check, wear comfortable clothing, which allow easy access to the affected part of the body. If you wear orthoses or gadgets, them bring your own. Make a note of all symptoms, the duration of the pain and any triggers. Make a list of the medicines you take and any allergies. Be prepared for physical tests that may be carried out by an orthopaedic surgeon. Arriving for the examination at least 10 minutes earlier allows extra time to fill in forms and relax before the check-up.

How to treat a bone fracture and sprain?

Bone fractures are a common injurywhich can affect people of all ages, but the causes and risks vary according to the person's life stage and activities. In children and young adults, fractures are often caused by falls, sports activities or accidents. Their bones are more flexible and less prone to fractures than those of older children. Older people have more fragile bones, so they are fractures are more common, especially if they have osteoporosis. Falls in the home environment are a common problem in this population. In addition, long-term use of certain medications or medical conditions such as osteoporosis can increase the risk of fractures. Regardless of age prevention of fractures through appropriate lifestyle choices is crucialnutrition, precautions and regular exercise, to maintain bone strength and stability.

 

The most common fractures and sprains are:

Broken bone
Broken bone

Pricelist

First specialist examination

100€

Extended Specialist Examination / Second Opinion

120€

Specialist check-up

60€

Intra-articular application of a drug - joint block

60€

Puncture of the joint

60€

Infiltration of the joint

60€

Hyaluronic acid infiltration

250€

PRP in orthopaedics - Platelet-rich plasma infiltration

250€

Frequently asked questions

Bone fractures are often accompanied by sharp and intense pain, swelling, bruising, deformity or unnatural movement at the site of the injury. An X-ray is needed to confirm the fracture.

Immobilise the injured area, apply a cold compress to reduce swelling and seek immediate medical attention. Avoid putting strain on the broken bone.

The healing time depends on the type and location of the fracture, as well as the age and general health of the individual. Usually, bones need between a few weeks and a few months to heal completely.

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