A sudden, sharp pain in the front of the thigh and knee, accompanied by an immediate feeling of not being able to control the leg properly: these symptoms may indicate a quadriceps tendon rupture.
In principle, all visits to our private practice for orthopaedics & traumatology in Frankfurt are based on a detailed discussion about the cause, course, treatment options, etc. as well as a thorough physical examination. Only when the patient understands their clinical picture correctly can they support the treatment path with conviction.
Dr. med. Nader Tabrizi
Dr. med. Stefan Chwalek
Dr. med. Isabella Gruber
A “clean” diagnosis is important for successful therapy. In order to maintain this, a detailed medical examination, a thorough physical examination and purposeful diagnostics are required. From this, a concept for treatment is defined together.
A modern, high-resolution ultrasound device and a digital X-ray machine are available in practice for imaging procedures.
All wounds that do not require hospital treatment due to their extent or the need for anaesthesia can be treated lege artis. These include, for example, crush injuries, cuts, tears or lacerations. Workplace accidents are excluded, as these must be treated by an accident insurance physician (Durchgangsarzt).
Modern treatment methods are used and ensure a regular healing process for fractures, inflammation-induced immobilisation, post-operative aftercare or injuries.
After injuries or operations, physiotherapy is often required to improve or restore the function of the affected musculoskeletal system. An individually tailored program is coordinated with each patient and adjusted during the course of treatment if necessary.
For many injuries, orthopedic devices are necessary to allow the damaged structures to heal or to allow sufficient stability and relief. Depending on the situation and necessity, medical devices can be prescribed. Their use and duration of use are determined together.
Trigger finger treatment: these options are available
Does a finger hook, is it difficult or painful to stretch? This symptom may indicate a “trigger finger”. Below we show you the various options that can help you regain pain-free and unrestricted use of your hands.
Osteoarthritis of the knee: When the cartilage in the knee joint wears out
Dealing with the signs and causes of these joint changes at an early stage is crucial in order to alleviate symptoms and maintain mobility for as long as possible.
Secondary osteoarthritis: what you need to know
It becomes particularly challenging when osteoarthritis is not caused by natural ageing processes, but as a result of another disease or injury. But how can you recognize this so-called secondary osteoarthritis?
Biceps tendon rupture treatment: what can be done?
Whether lifting heavy objects, working, playing sport or even during everyday movements – a biceps tendon rupture can affect anyone. We explain which treatment makes sense.
SIJ pain: Diagnostics important for treating problems
Although the sacroiliac joint (SIJ) appears inconspicuous at first glance, it can cause considerable discomfort and pain for many people. We help with special treatments.
Treating sports injuries: Does it always have to be surgery?
Unexpected trauma can cause damage to tissues, muscles, ligaments or bones. Sports injuries can occur in a variety of ways. But how can they be treated?
Tendon rupture: What happens when a tendon tears?
A tendon rupture, also known as tendinosis, can occur due to various factors that can affect the structural integrity of the tendons. In the following, we will introduce you to different types of tendon ruptures.
Tendon injuries: Which ones are there?
Tendons are there to transfer the force of a muscle to a bone. They have only a few cells that divide slowly. In the process, they renew the tissue. Because of the metabolism, tendon injuries take longer to heal.