The treatment plan is defined in a way personalizeddepending on the diagnosis, symptoms and specific needs of each patient.
Depending on the clinical situation, the management may be non-surgical or surgicalalways with the same objective: to relieve pain, improve function and allow a lasting return to movement.
Each decision is made thoughtfully, favouring the least invasive solutions whenever possible.
It corresponds to the surgical options used when non-surgical treatments do not produce satisfactory results or when the condition requires it from the outset.
The decision to undergo an intervention is based on a thorough medical evaluation, including a clinical examination, imaging exams and the impact of symptoms on function and quality of life. Each indication is made thoughtfully and individually.
Surgical care is part of a comprehensive process, including preoperative preparation, the procedure itself, and the post-operative follow-upwith the goal of optimal functional recovery.
It encompasses all medical solutions for managing joint or musculoskeletal conditions without resorting to surgery. surgeryIt is indicated when the patient's clinical condition allows it and can be offered alone or in addition to other approaches.
This approach is based on a precise analysis of symptoms, their progression, and their functional impact. It aims to relieve pain, improve mobility, and maintain joint function, while adapting to each patient's lifestyle and specific needs.
The follow-up is regular and evolving, in order to adjust treatments according to the clinical response and to guide, if necessary, towards another therapeutic strategy.
