Wrist Joint Treatment in Germany

The wrist joint consists of a large number of small bones that are more susceptible to injuries and pathologies than others. Therefore, treatment of wrist joints requires a meticulous approach, vast experience and fundamental knowledge of the doctor. All these requirements are met by specialized orthopedic centers located in Germany.

Which Hand Diseases Are Most Often Treated in Germany

German orthopedists successfully deal with such pathologies:

• carpal tunnel syndrome;
• osteoarthritis;
• sprains, injuries and fractures;
• inflammatory diseases – tenosynovitis, rheumatoid arthritis, synovitis, styloiditis, bursitis;
• Dupuytren's contracture;
• malignant and benign tumors.

Treatment Methods

Wrist joint treatment in Germany is carried out using classical and innovative methods, which are selected individually. Among them:

• Medication. The use of anti-inflammatory and painkillers that relieve general condition and eliminate alarming symptoms.
• Physiotherapeutic. The application of physical factors (heating, electric currents, magnet, laser) is aimed at relieving inflammation, improving wrist joint mobility and eliminating pain.
• Surgical. Radical intervention is most often performed according to a minimally invasive protocol, allowing
• to preserve the integrity of hand joints.

Arthroscopy Method

Arthroscopy is indicated for the treatment of a partially damaged joint in the absence of indications for endoprosthesis installation. During minimally invasive surgery, deformed and inflamed areas are removed, which prevents the total spread of the pathological process.

In case of significant damage to the articular cartilage, deformed tissue is removed, and a bone block is implanted into the freed area. As a result, wrist mobility is limited, but pain syndrome in the hand and fingers disappears. In severe cases, removal of part of the joint articulation and correction of anatomy using the patient's own tendon may be required.

Joint Replacement Method

German clinics are famous for their special approach to endoprosthesis implementation. Here, 4th generation prosthesis models are used, and operations are performed under the control of high-precision computer equipment and robotic technology. Doctors performing joint replacement undergo special training, and after surgery the patient undergoes mandatory rehabilitation.

MIBRAR Method

The regenerative method of wrist joint treatment MIBRAR is based on the body's ability to restore damaged tissues. For conservative therapy, autologous regenerative concentrates AHF� and ALF� are used, containing plasma, growth factors and stem cells that trigger regeneration processes.

MIBRAR eliminates not symptoms, but the cause of the pathological process:

• fights degenerative changes in bones and cartilage;
• eliminates deformations of the musculoskeletal system;
• provides natural tissue reconstruction.