Posterior cruciate ligament rupture
One of my patients suffered a traffic accident in 1995 and ruptured his posterior cruciate ligament.
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Stefanie Unger
Anterior cruciate ligament & root lesion
Anterior cruciate ligament injury & root lesion Today’s Case of the week is about a complex knee injury involving both the anterior cruciate ligament and… Read More »Anterior cruciate ligament & root lesion
Knee pain after skiing – What to do?
Perfectly groomed slopes, fresh snow and sunshine – skiing is not considered one of the most popular leisure and vacation activities for nothing. But besides… Read More »Knee pain after skiing – What to do?
Runners Knee | ITBS Treatment Vienna
Knee pain, especially pain on the outside of the knee joint, can often be the symptoms of runner’s knee. Runner’s knee (also called ITBS =… Read More »Runners Knee | ITBS Treatment Vienna
ACP therapy – reduction of pain and acceleration of healing through the body’s own active substances
ACP Therapy Vienna Body’s own healing factors to support natural self-healing of tissues? With PRP or autologous conditioned plasma (ACP), there is a high-quality autologous… Read More »ACP therapy – reduction of pain and acceleration of healing through the body’s own active substances
Common sports injuries and how I can help you with them
“Sport is murder.” This attitude of former English Prime Minister Winston Churchill brought him high blood pressure, a heart attack, as well as two strokes… Read More »Common sports injuries and how I can help you with them
What is the best way to prevent a recurrence or new knee injury?
The human knee is not only the largest joint in the body, but also the most complex. The knee joint itself is a technical masterpiece… Read More »What is the best way to prevent a recurrence or new knee injury?
Why I became a knee surgeon
Do you know it? The years go by and many things that used to take what felt like an eternity are now done almost too… Read More »Why I became a knee surgeon
Meniscus surgery
The meniscus is that part of the knee joint that is considered a secondary stabilizer. There are two pieces of these crescent-shaped, cartilaginous shock absorbers… Read More »Meniscus surgery
What is the cruciate ligament?
The cruciate ligament is the central pillar of stability of the knee joint. Technically speaking, it is particularly resistant connective tissue. And while tendons in… Read More »What is the cruciate ligament?