Andrzej Komor

Dr. Andrzej Komor is an orthopedic surgeon at Carolina Hospital in Warsaw. He treats injuries of the ankles, feet, knees, and shoulders. He has practiced since 1993. In 2000, he received the EFORT Traveling Fellowship scholarship in Belgium.

Specialization and Treatment Approach

Dr. Komor treats various bone and joint injuries. He restores mobility through both surgical and regenerative methods. The doctor uses stem cell therapy to treat joint damage and promote tissue healing. His surgical work includes:

• Ankle, knee, and hip arthroscopy — a minimally invasive technique using a camera to treat joint issues
• Total and partial knee replacement (arthroplastic)
• Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction
• Rotator cuff repair and shoulder dislocation treatment
• Reconstruction of foot joints, toes, and Achilles tendons
• Surgical correction of valgus deformity and hallux valgus — a procedure to fix bunions and toe misalignments

Professional Background and Humanitarian Work

Dr. Komor practiced orthopedics in Spain between 2006 and 2013. He also serves with the Polish Medical Mission during international crises. For instance, he participated in rescue operations after earthquakes in Pakistan and Indonesia. He received the “For sacrifice and courage” distinction for his mission in Pakistan.

Advanced Training and Internships

The doctor completed several international internships to learn global orthopedic standards. His training includes programs at:

• Assaf Harofeh Medical Center – Tzriffin, Israel
• The San Antonio Orthopedic Surgery Center – Texas, USA
• West Kendall Orthopedic Center – Miami, USA
• Sabadell Hospital – Barcelona, Spain
• Landeskrankenhaus Steyr – Steyr, Austria

Professional Memberships

• European Federation of National Associations of Orthopaedics and Traumatology (EFORT)
• Polish Medical Mission