Surgery and traumatology

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Outpatient care is provided within the office hours in 4-5 clinics. Care is delivered by experienced surgeons with the support of radiodiagnostic facilities.

Outpatient surgery and traumatology focus on:

Treatment of traumatic injuries (lacerations and tears, abrasions, bites)
Treatment of non-traumatic injuries (bruises, sprains, fractures, muscle strains)
Examination for abdominal pain (related to gallbladder issues, appendicitis, hernias, or esophageal diseases)
Ingrown toenails
Treatment of purulent skin and subcutaneous diseases (atheromas, hidradenitis, leg ulcers)
Skin excision (removal of skin pigmented moles, skin tumors, warts, and other skin lesions)
Skin excision (examination and treatment of skin and subcutaneous lumps, tumors, atheromas, lipomas, ganglions, etc.)
Proctology – diseases of the rectum

Patients with conditions indicated for surgical intervention are operated on in our one-day surgery department. If the patient’s condition requires examination or hospitalization at a higher-level hospital, we ensure transfer and subsequent care in the appropriate healthcare facility.

Wound healing clinic – appointment by phone only.

The clinic uses modern moist wound healing methods with therapeutic dressings. This provides an ideal environment for the healing processes in the wound. We closely collaborate with the pain management clinic and the vascular clinic.

The clinic focuses, among other things, on the treatment of the following issues:

Leg ulcers
Post-operative wounds
Chronic non-healing wounds
Traumatic skin defects
Burns

Proctology – diseases of the rectum.

Examination of benign diseases of the rectum, such as hemorrhoids, fissures, and fistulas
Outpatient treatment of internal and external hemorrhoids (Barron method or infrared coagulation), or surgical intervention in the form of one-day surgery under general anesthesia (laser surgery, classic surgery, Longo procedure, rectal polyp surgery)
Outpatient treatment of anal fissures (dilation) or surgical intervention in the form of one-day surgery under general anesthesia