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Marek Aleksander Synder
6
years of experience

Marek Aleksander Synder

  • Specialization: Orthopedist
  • 6 years of experience
  • Speaks:
    English, Polish
  • Workplace: Poland, Lodz, Salve Medica - Orthopedics
  • Specialist in orthopedics and musculoskeletal traumatology; earned a PhD in 2020 with doctoral research on Perthes disease.

    Dr. Marek Aleksander Synder is a specialist in Orthopedics and Musculoskeletal Traumatology. He focuses on restoring mobility through non-surgical care and minimally invasive or arthroscopic surgery. He earned his PhD in 2020 for research on Perthes disease.

    He is part of the medical team at the Central Teaching Hospital (CKD) in Łódź. He performs surgeries at Księży Młyn Medical Center, Salve Hospital, and the Hospital in Brzeziny.

    Clinical scope includes shoulder, hip, knee, pelvic, and groin pain. He treats osteoarthritis and degenerative joint disease. He treats fractures, spinal injuries, and general trauma, as well as overuse conditions such as tennis elbow, heel spurs, and carpal tunnel syndrome.

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Qualifications

Hi, I am Dr. Marek Synder, a specialist in Orthopedics and Musculoskeletal Traumatology. In my daily practice, I focus on helping patients get back to full mobility using both non-surgical treatments and modern, minimally invasive or arthroscopic surgeries.

I perform my surgical procedures at trusted medical centers, including the Księży Młyn Medical Center, Salve Hospital, and the Hospital in Brzeziny. I earned my PhD in 2020, with my doctoral research focusing on Perthes disease.

Privately, I am a happy husband and a proud father of two. Outside of work, I am passionate about sports and love traveling.

Where I Practice

I am currently part of the medical team at the Central Teaching Hospital (CKD) in Łódź.

What I Treat

You can visit me if you are dealing with any of the following issues:

  • Joint and body pain: Shoulder, hip, knee, pelvic, and groin pain
  • Joint wear and tear: Osteoarthritis and degenerative joint diseases
  • Everyday injuries: Fractures, spinal injuries, and general trauma
  • Overuse issues: Tennis elbow, heel spurs, and carpal tunnel syndrome

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