ACL Reconstruction:
Go Stop movements in athletics such as football, skiing, surfen, dancing e.g. often tear the cruciate ligament. This can lead to instability and lesions other joint structures as meniscus and cartilage. Therefore stabilisation surgery with ACL reconstruction or biological healing response technique is an option.  More ...

Meniscus Surgery:
Knee rotation and overuse can damage the meniscus. Pain in movements could require arthroscopy. Physiotherapy is one option, but preserving the tissue with suture or partial resection for stabilisation creates save knee structures. Meniscusimplants might be an option in failed knees. More ... 

Shoulder Arthroscopy:
Shoulder pain and instability occurs in overuse and injuries like in Volleyball, Kiten or Gym. The primary therapy should be motion treatment and specific therapy of the spine and Scapula. If pain and instability sustain, arthroscopical surgery today is a skilfull and less invasive therapy than open surgery. More ...

Osteopathy:
The hand and the knowledge of the exact anatomy and physiology is key in self-healing process. The restoring of dynamic functions and motion in the body is the philosophy of Osteopathy. The founder Andrew T. Still thought that the "bone-osteo" and "ailment-pathie"could treated manual for co-function of the whole body. This leads to regeneration for health. More ...