Andreas Janousek
- Specialization: Orthopedist
- 32 years of experience
- Speaks:German, English
- Workplace: Austria, Vienna, Döbling Private Hospital
Prof. Dr. Andreas Janousek is a specialist in knee joint injuries and chronic knee conditions. He focuses on treating athletes. He is skilled in non-surgical treatments and minimally invasive arthroscopic procedures. His goal is to help patients recover quickly and return to sports.
He is a team doctor for leading sports organizations, such as the Austrian men's ski World Cup team and the Austrian Field Hockey Association. Dr. Janousek also leads the knee working group of the Austrian Society for Trauma Surgery. He teaches for the Society for Arthroscopy and Joint Surgery (AGA).
He received international training at the Orthopedic University Clinic Heidelberg, Sunnybrook Medical Center in Toronto, and the University of Pittsburgh’s Center for Sports Medicine.
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Prof. Dr. Andreas Janousek is known for his expertise in knee joint injuries and chronic changes, especially in athletes. He aims for quick recovery and return to sports through precise clinical examinations, immediate X-ray and MR examinations, and the use of non-surgical or minimally invasive arthroscopic procedures as needed.
Experience
- He has worked with top and amateur athletes and individuals of all ages with knee problems, gaining deep understanding of injury mechanisms and the effects of exercise.
- He is a team doctor for several sports associations, including the Austrian men's ski World Cup team, the first Vienna football club, the Hockeyclub WAC, and the Austrian field hockey Association.
- He leads the knee working group of the Austrian Society for Trauma Surgery and is an instructor in the Society for Arthroscopy and Joint Surgery (AGA).
Education
- He has trained internationally at the Orthopedic University Clinic Heidelberg with an Olympic Training Center, the Sunnybrook Medical Center in Toronto, and the Center for Sports Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh.
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