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Adults Adults Adults Adults Adults Adults Adults Adults Adults Children Children Children Children An orthopedic traumatologist is a doctor who diagnoses and treats diseases and injuries of the musculoskeletal system: bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, and tendons. Patients turn to them for fractures, dislocations, joint pain, restricted mobility, flat feet, arthritis, and arthrosis.
At the Department of Orthopedics and Traumatology at Oxford Medical Clinic, you can undergo diagnostics using modern equipment and receive medical care using the most effective methods.
Appointments are conducted by orthopedic traumatologists with extensive clinical experience, who help in both planned and urgent cases. In particular, we operate a 24/7 trauma center with X-ray services at our clinic located at 1 Mykhaila Hryshka Street.
If you are experiencing joint pain, restricted mobility, or have sustained an injury, do not delay your visit to the doctor. Book a consultation online or by phone.
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Pain or crunching in the joints, especially during movement.
Swelling, redness, or limited movement after an injury.
Stiffness or back pain after sleep or physical exertion.
Deformity or impaired support on the foot or limb.
This is the main examination that allows visualization of bone condition. It is performed when a fracture, displacement, arthrosis, or other joint changes are suspected. The X-ray enables the doctor to assess where and how severely the bone tissue is damaged. The procedure is fast, painless, and takes just a few minutes.
Ultrasound is used to examine soft tissues — ligaments, tendons, muscles — and to detect inflammation or fluid in the joints. It is a safe, painless, and accessible procedure often prescribed for pain in the knees, shoulders, or after injuries.
CT is a detailed layer-by-layer body scan. It is used to better visualize small bone injuries or complex fractures. It provides more accurate information than an X-ray and is therefore used for surgery planning or in complex cases.
A modern method for examining the inside of a joint. Through a small incision, the doctor inserts a thin camera and tools to view tissues and, if necessary, immediately correct the problem. Arthroscopy combines diagnosis and treatment with minimal intervention.
A foot examination used to determine how weight is distributed while walking. With this method, the doctor can detect flat feet or other disorders and select orthopedic insoles. The procedure is painless and takes just a few minutes.
No, special preparation is not required before a consultation. You can eat, drink, and take your usual medications. If any procedure requiring restrictions is planned, the doctor will notify you.
It is advisable to avoid taking a painkiller before the visit if the pain is tolerable. This allows the doctor to accurately identify the source of the pain through palpation or movement tests. However, if the pain is intense, you can take the medicine — just inform the doctor.
If you have already undergone an X-ray, CT, ultrasound, or received treatment from another doctor, bring those documents. This helps the orthopedic specialist assess your case faster, avoid unnecessary tests, and proceed directly to treatment planning. If you haven’t had any tests yet, don’t do them on your own.
All advices A primary consultation is the first step in restoring your health. At this stage, the doctor identifies the nature of the problem, collects medical history, conducts an examination, and, if necessary, refers you for further diagnostics. You will receive a clear action plan and treatment recommendations.
The doctor clarifies when the symptoms appeared, what may have triggered the issue, whether there were previous injuries or chronic illnesses. Lifestyle and physical activity data are also important.
Includes visual inspection of the affected area, palpation, joint mobility testing, and pain point identification. In some cases, instability or displacement tests are performed immediately.
If the cause of pain or movement restriction is not determined during the examination, the doctor prescribes additional diagnostics — X-ray, ultrasound, CT, etc.
Following diagnostics, the doctor forms a treatment plan. They may prescribe medications, physical therapy, orthopedic aids, or refer to a surgeon if surgery is needed.
24/7 trauma unit. Emergency care available around the clock at 1 Mykhaila Hryshka Street.
Modern diagnostics. X-rays, ultrasounds, CTs, and other tests conducted using state-of-the-art equipment.
Treatment of all types of injuries and diseases. Contusions, dislocations, fractures, sprains, flat feet — help is provided in all cases.
Convenient clinic locations. Branches are located in various districts of Kyiv on both sides of the Dnipro River.
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A consultation with a skilled traumatologist in Pechersk or other areas is necessary in the following cases:
The injury caused limb deformation;
A crunch is felt when palpating the neck or limbs;
You experience pain in joints, muscles, or bones;
After nerve pinching, injury, or a fall, the skin becomes red or swollen;
Significant decrease in joint mobility;
Swelling in limbs or feet;
Stiffness, especially after prolonged rest or sleep.
All conditions can be divided into two categories:
Primary — arthrosis (degenerative-dystrophic joint diseases) and arthritis (inflammatory processes);
Secondary — complications after another disease (e.g., osteochondrosis).
These diseases are usually accompanied by severe pain and immobility. That’s why Oxford Medical’s orthopedic traumatologists recommend not delaying a visit.
Experienced traumatologists in Berezniaky and other districts treat posture issues, back and neck pain, arthrosis, arthritis, and more. They also provide emergency help for:
Abrasions and bruises;
Dislocations and fractures of arms or legs;
Ligament sprains;
Muscle or tendon injuries;
Compression injuries;
Work or domestic accidents;
Cuts;
Flat feet or other foot issues;
Animal bites.
For urgent care, visit our trauma center on the Left Bank — 24/7 trauma unit with X-ray at 1 Mykhaila Hryshka Street.
To prevent such conditions, maintain a healthy lifestyle, eat a balanced diet, exercise regularly, and avoid excessive physical load. If you have chronic illnesses, regularly visit your specialist.
Knee crunching may indicate joint wear or pathology. If it occurs frequently or is accompanied by pain and other symptoms, consult a doctor for diagnostics.
It is believed that this habit may lead to joint instability, but this is not scientifically confirmed.
With a hip fracture, do not stand or walk without a doctor’s permission. This can worsen the injury. After surgery, the patient may be assisted to stand with crutches after 3–7 days.
Cartilage tissue has very limited regenerative capacity and generally does not recover.
A traumatologist treats injuries to the musculoskeletal system, while an orthopedist treats acute and chronic conditions. These specialties are often combined.
