Department · Hamburg Orthopaedics

Neuroorthopedics

Neuroorthopedics combines neurology and orthopedics. The focus is on movement and posture problems caused by diseases or injuries to nerves, spinal cord or brain. Our goal is to reduce pain, stabilize functions and promote mobility and participation in everyday life - with a clear focus on gentle, conservative measures. At our location at Dorotheenstrasse 48, 22301 Hamburg, we provide you with interdisciplinary and evidence-oriented advice.

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Clinic image: Neuroorthopedics
  • Location
    Hamburg
  • Approach
    Conservative + regenerative
  • Booking
    Doctolib / E-Mail

Why Neuroorthopedics in Hamburg?

Neuroorthopedics combines neurology and orthopedics. The focus is on movement and posture problems caused by diseases or injuries to nerves, spinal cord or brain. Our goal is to reduce pain, stabilize functions and promote mobility and participation in everyday life - with a clear focus on gentle, conservative measures. At our location at Dorotheenstrasse 48, 22301 Hamburg, we provide you with interdisciplinary and evidence-oriented advice.

Treatment environment Neuroorthopedics

Focus areas and indications

Conservative and regenerative tools

Step-by-step process

Linked diagnostics
Laboratory diagnostics
Select when findings change decisions.
Metabolic & inflammatory diagnostics
Select when findings change decisions.
Micronutrient & vital substance analysis
Select when findings change decisions.
Matching treatments
Regenerative medicine
Can be combined conservatively and regeneratively, individually dosed.
Cell & metabolic regeneration
Can be combined conservatively and regeneratively, individually dosed.
Injection therapies
Can be combined conservatively and regeneratively, individually dosed.

FAQ

If movement, posture or pain is affected by a known or suspected neurological cause - e.g. E.g. spasticity, weakness of foot dorsiflexion, unsteady gait, misalignment or repeated falls. Even if the symptoms are unclear, a structured initial assessment makes sense.

The basis is anamnesis, neurological-orthopedic examination and functional analysis (gait, balance). In addition, EMG/ENG, nerve ultrasound or imaging can be carried out via cooperation partners - only if they can be expected to have consequences for the treatment.

No. It may be useful for focal, clearly disruptive muscle overactivity. The prerequisite is defined goals and a combination with physio/occupational therapy and, if necessary, splints. We examine the benefits, risks and alternatives together.

This depends on the cause, tone, strength and your goals. Lower leg orthoses (AFO) are often used for foot drop weakness, hand or thumb orthoses and night positioning splints. Individual adaptation and training are crucial.

There is limited evidence for the direct treatment of neurologically caused paralysis. If there are accompanying tendon or joint problems, orthobiological procedures can be considered - always with transparent information and realistic expectations.

Yes, tone management, orthosis and splint concepts as well as prevention of contractures can be planned as part of the neuroorthopedic consultation. The measures are adapted to growth and everyday life.

That is individual. Exercises, adjustments to aids or pain strategies can be felt promptly. Improvements in tone or function often take weeks to months and regular follow-up. Guarantees are not possible.

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