Piotr Dudek

Piotr Dudek is an orthopedic surgeon at Carolina Hospital in Warsaw. He performs complex knee and hip replacements, reconstructive surgeries, and arthroscopic procedures. This specialist also serves as a research assistant at the Medical Center for Postgraduate Education. He focuses on improving surgical techniques through active clinical research.

Specialization and Clinical Focus

Dr. Dudek treats a wide range of bone and joint injuries. He performs high-precision procedures to restore patient mobility. His primary areas of expertise include:

• Knee and hip replacements
• Complications after endoprostheses
• Periprosthetic infections
• Arthroscopic reconstructive procedures within the knee joint
• High tibial osteotomy (HTO) and tibial tuberosity osteotomies — procedures to realign the knee and relieve pressure on damaged cartilage
• Surgical treatment of neuropathies, including carpal tunnel and ulnar nerve syndromes

Professional Experience

The surgeon has held clinical and research roles in Poland since 2015. He treats patients for conditions like coxarthrosis, osteoarthritis, and meniscus tears.

• 2015–present — Senior Assistant, Orthopedics and RheumoOrthopedics Clinic, CMKP Hospital, Otwock
• 2018–present — Research Assistant, Medical Center for Postgraduate Education, Warsaw
• Orthopedic Surgeon, Carolina Hospital, Warsaw

Education and International Training

Dr. Dudek graduated from the Faculty of Medicine at the Medical University of Warsaw. He completed international internships to learn modern surgical techniques. His training spans five European countries including Finland, the Netherlands, Germany, Italy, and Great Britain.

• Medical University of Warsaw — Degree in Medicine
• Internships and courses in Finland and the Netherlands
• Orthopedic training in Germany and Italy
• Clinical professional development in Great Britain

Research and Publications

The doctor contributes to the advancement of orthopedic science. He is an author and co-author of numerous medical publications. His research focuses on improving outcomes in joint replacement and reconstructive surgery.