Bone fracture treatment at DUS – Orthopaedics & Trauma Surgery in Düsseldorf, Germany, includes non-surgical care and surgery. The 26-doctor team treats fractures with casts, splints, slings, or surgical fixation. Its trauma surgeons include licensed D-Arzt physicians for work, commuting, and school accidents.
Doctors examine the injury and use X-rays; CT or MRI may be added when needed. Stable, non-displaced fractures may be treated with a cast, splint, sling, or backpack bandage. Surgery may be considered for displaced, unstable, open, or joint-involving fractures.
Surgical methods include plate osteosynthesis, screw fixation, and intramedullary nailing. Titanium plates, screws, and nails are among the implants used. Angle-stable plates are an option for some unstable or displaced fractures.
The clinic treats collarbone, ankle, wrist, hand, foot, and upper-arm fractures. It also treats fractures of the radius near the elbow. Treatment depends on the fracture site and whether the bone is stable.
Dr. Till Feser trained in fracture treatment and osteosynthesis at Berufsgenossenschaftliche Unfallklinik Duisburg. Dr. Dr. med. Gernot Golla and Dr. med. Markus Löbbert have additional qualifications in hand surgery. Both are licensed D-Arzt physicians for work, commuting, and school accidents.
After surgery, early movement and physiotherapy can help restore mobility and strength. To discuss suitable fracture care, patients can leave a request on Bookimed.
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| diagnostics | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| CT (computer tomography) | $499.26 - $832.1 | |
| Arthroscopy | $1531.07 - $6656.84 | |
| Chest X-Ray | $127.59 - $238.54 | |
| Musculoskeletal Ultrasound | $388.32 - $443.79 | |
| Foot Analysis | $388.32 - $610.21 |
| treatment | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Bone deformity correction surgery | $11094.73 - $24186.51 | |
| Bone Fracture Treatment | $6656.84 - $13313.68 | |
| Hip replacement | Price on request | |
| Knee replacement | Price on request | |
| Physiotherapy | Price on request | |
| Limb prosthetics | Price on request | |
| Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy | Price on request |
DUS – Orthopaedics & Trauma Surgery is a private medical clinic in the Düsseldorf-Stockum district of Germany. It opened in 2016. The practice specializes in bone and joint care, both with and without surgery. Its team of 26 doctors works across several regional branches.
The clinic treats many bone and joint conditions. Specialists focus on joint-preserving solutions and reconstructive care. Some team members are officially authorized to treat work- and accident-related injuries. They handle both acute trauma and chronic wear-and-tear diseases with combined therapy plans.
Doctors try non-surgical methods before recommending surgery. Several specialized conservative treatments are available:
Every major procedure comes with structured aftercare and rehabilitation planning. Each patient gets individual support from the first diagnosis through wound checks.
DUS runs a dedicated joint replacement consultation, the Prothesensprechstunde. Surgeons perform total joint arthroplasty for the hip, knee, and ankle. Each treatment plan depends on bone quality and whether osteoporosis is present. Based on these factors, doctors decide whether to anchor or cement the artificial joint.
Surgeons use specific approaches to speed up recovery:
International patients get help with endoprosthetics coverage and cost questions. Every consultation includes a thorough review of existing X-ray or MRI results.
The clinic has a dedicated unit called Knee Specialist Düsseldorf. Here, surgeons use arthroscopy to treat meniscus lesions and ligament tears. A knee arthroscopy usually takes 15–20 minutes. Most patients are fit for social activities within 5–7 days after the procedure.
Advanced regenerative options are available for cartilage and tendon injuries:
For three weeks after surgery, patients usually combine physiotherapy with lymphatic drainage. This helps restore joint mobility and reduce swelling.
Spine services cover everything from pinched nerves to herniated discs. Specialists perform periradicular therapy (PRT) for targeted back pain relief. A guided needle delivers medication directly to the affected nerves. For complex structural problems, minimally invasive spinal fusion is available.
The clinic offers autologous blood therapy, such as Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP), as a regenerative option. It is an alternative to surgery or cortisone injections. ACP therapy specifically targets inflammation in joints, bursae, or tendons. These therapies use the patient's own blood to trigger natural healing.
DUS offers diagnostics “under one roof,” so treatment moves faster. During spinal injections, a mobile X-ray machine guides precise needle placement. High-resolution ultrasound gives detailed images of bones, joints, and muscles. Digital X-ray diagnostics and 3-D bone imaging (DVT) are also available on-site.
International services help patients abroad plan treatment remotely:
Patients can book appointments online through the clinic’s digital platform. This gives quick access to specialists at the Düsseldorf and Ratingen locations.
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