Jacek Laskowski

Jacek Laskowski is a specialist in orthopedics and traumatology at Carolina Medical Center in Warsaw and Gdansk. He was the first surgeon in Poland to perform hip resurfacing using the BHR method. This technique is a minimally invasive hip replacement option. He has performed over 900 hip surgical interventions since 2003.

Specialization and Surgical Focus

Dr. Laskowski focuses on joint preservation and reconstruction. He performs complex revisions and corrections of bone deformations. He also uses tailor-made prostheses to fit each patient's unique anatomy. This individualized approach helps achieve a precise mechanical fit for the implant.

The doctor treats various musculoskeletal conditions, including:

• Coxarthrosis and general arthrosis
• Bone and joint injuries
• Hip fractures and meniscus tears
• Valgus deformity and hallux valgus
• Elbow joint deformities

He performs a wide range of procedures:

• Total hip arthroplasty
• Hip and knee arthroscopy
• Anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction
• Rotator cuff repair surgery
• Stem cell therapy for joint issues
• Limb prosthetics and bone fracture treatment

Work Experience

• 2003–present – Specialist in orthopedics and traumatology, Carolina Medical Center, Poland.
• Scientific Manager – Project on mathematical modeling for lower limb osteotomy (2008–2013).

Education and Advanced Training

• Medical Academy in Warsaw – Doctor of Medicine, PhD.
• Mayo Clinic, USA – Clinical training in Rochester, Minnesota.
• Diensthood Orthopedie Ziekenhius, Belgium – Advanced training in Antwerp.

Research and Academic Contributions

Dr. Laskowski publishes research in international and national medical journals. He also contributed to projects with the National Center for Research and Development. His work focuses on planning lower limb osteotomy treatments through mathematical modeling. This research helps improve the precision of complex orthopedic corrections.