Traumatología Deportiva

Lesiones que tratamos

En Traumatología Deportiva abordamos problemas del sistema musculoesquelético, incluyendo lesiones de articulaciones, músculos, tendones y ligamentos, así como traumatismos agudos y por sobreuso.

Puedes acudir por tu cuenta o con derivación de tu médico tratante. Nuestro equipo de cirujanos ortopédicos y subespecialistas trabaja de forma coordinada para ofrecer atención precisa y tratamientos individualizados.
Selecciona a continuación el segmento que mejor describa tu lesión para obtener más información y opciones de tratamiento.

Most common diseases

Artroscopia Knee arthroscopy is one of the most frequent surgical procedures in traumatology, and it allows the precise diagnosis of ligament and meniscus injuries, the detection and grading of cartilage injuries, and the minimally invasive treatment of these injuries and some of them. patella and tibial fractures.	Rodilla Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) PRP treatment in "Office" It consists of the application of autologous plasma (from the same patient) on a lesion and which are activated to release growth factors and active substances from their α granules. Among the most important we can highlight PDGF, TGF-β1, VEGF, FGF, EGF, Factor 4, Angiopoietins, Endostatins, HGF and IGF-1. The objective of this therapy is to favor, stimulate or initiate the healing process.	Artroscopia de Cadera hip arthroscopy Hip arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgical technique that consists of studying or treating injuries to the hip joint by introducing, through minimal incisions in the skin, a small video camera together with surgical instruments. This technique allows surgeons to visualize the interior of the joint and perform precise surgical procedures without the need for open surgery.	Artroscopia en codo articular cartilage injuries Arthroscopy Arthroscopy is a common surgical procedure in which a joint is (arthro-) visualized (-scopia) using a small camera. Arthroscopy gives doctors a clear view of the inside of the joint. This helps them diagnose and treat joint problems.
Artroscopia de Hombro Glenohumeral instability Glenohumeral instability can arise from an acute injury or become chronic due to multiple injuries. Anterior instability often occurs after a glenohumeral dislocation or subluxation. Posterior instability arises, more commonly, in athletes who play contact sports (soccer, etc.)	Reconstrucción del tendon de Aquiles Description of Achilles tendon surgery	Fractura de muñeca Wrist osteosynthesis