Deformities of the big toe, known as hallux valgus, occur in a quarter of the population throughout their lives and can become very painful. Despite preventive measures such as sufficiently wide shoes and continuous foot training, it is not always possible to avoid surgery. Often, the everyday life of those affected is so impaired that surgical correction is the quickest way to escape the pain. medalp specialises in the conservative and surgical treatment of these deformities. It is important that a professional assessment, followed by surgical treatment including experienced after care, can be initiated as quickly as possible here in our clinic. Through minimally invasive surgery wherever possible, healing and subsequent rehabilitation are usually faster and complications can be significantly reduced. The aim of hallux valgus treatment is for our patients to become mobile again as quickly as possible after an operation.
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Ankle ligament injuries are very common, not only among professional athletes. The injury can range from overstretching resulting in a slight sprain to a severe capsular ligament injury. We fear a torn ligament in particular because it usually requires a longer rest period. Through a quick assessment by clinical examination and magnetic resonance therapy (MRI) here at medalp, you will understand the extent of your injury on the same day. Sometimes prompt surgery is unavoidable. The injured ligament is fixed, for example, with special screws or reconstructed using plastic cords or the patient's own tissue, thus stabilising the joint as a whole. If surgery is necessary, it is minimally invasive wherever possible, resulting in excellent chances for healing and faster rehabilitation.
We also treat bunions, in addition to sports injuries.
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Bunions – Hallux valgus
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