Joint endoprosthetics for orthopedic diseases is one of the most important surgical procedures performed to improve the quality of life of patients and restore the function of the affected joint. Diseases leading to joint destruction are accompanied by severe pain, limited mobility and impaired quality of life. Joint endoprosthetics can restore almost full joint function.

Today, arthroscopy has become one of the most popular methods of surgical treatment, as it allows you to collect information about joint pathology and determine the causes of pain.

At the same time, it is possible to perform a one-stage surgical intervention in parallel. Moreover, such treatment is often not available with standard methods.
Arthroscopy as a diagnostic procedure is used when almost all non-invasive options (CT, MRI, X-ray, ultrasound) have been tried, and the exact clinical diagnosis has not been made. Thanks to adequate anesthetic aid, surgical intervention is almost always painless for the patient.
The main advantage of the technique is its minimal invasiveness compared to other techniques, when the doctor had to make a large incision for diagnosis.
Through several punctures in the skin inside the joint is introduced arthroscope - a device with a diameter of about 5 millimeters.
Saline solution is injected into the joint under pressure.
Built into the arthroscope miniature camera allows the orthopedic doctor to assess the condition of the joint on the monitor screen.
This method allows you to get full 100% information, as well as to carry out the necessary therapeutic measures.

Flat feet include various changes or deformations of the arch of the foot, as a result of which a person loses the ability to cushion.
It is worth mentioning that a healthy normal foot has three arches - a transverse and two longitudinal.
Like all diseases, it is possible to prevent the appearance and further development of flat feet, so it is worth paying close attention to this issue.
Also an important role is played by overweight and the age of the patient. Children are more prone to this disease. This is due to the fact that up to about seven years of age, the foot is not yet fully formed and is prone to various negative factors of external influence.
They eventually lead to the appearance of the disease.

Today there are 2 treatment options for fractures: conservative and operative.
In modern world traumatology and orthopedics, surgical treatment is preferred.
The advantages of surgical treatment: fixation of the fracture, which allows us to minimize the risks of repeated displacement, quick rehabilitation period, early physical activity, allows us to avoid a cast.

In the treatment of joints, especially in cases of arthritis of large joints: elbow, shoulder, hip and knee, intra-articular injections are performed.

In the vast majority of cases, this greatly alleviates the patient's condition, relieving pain and returning almost full functionality to the articular cartilage.
Most often, when the deformation of connective tissues has a systemic character, corticosteroid drugs are used (diprospan, kenalog, dipromet, etc.).
Corticosteroid hormones have a number of advantages, one of which is - fast and effective relief of pain and inflammation.
The rapid speed of achieving the therapeutic effect, is the reason for the well-deserved popularity of corticosteroids.
But the problem is that corticosteroid drugs only relieve pain, and do not contribute to the cure of osteoarthritis and stop its development.
The above drugs can not contribute to improving the condition in which the articular cartilage is. They also do not strengthen bone tissue and restore even blood circulation.

PRP-therapy (plasmalifting) is an innovative method of fighting various pathologies of the human body, the manifestation of which is accompanied by characteristic painful sensations, with the help of injection of platelet plasma, isolated from the patient's blood in a centrifuge.

The effectiveness of the method is due to the fact that directly into the site of pathology is injected autologous object, which is abundant in platelets and stimulates the process of active regeneration.