A leg length discrepancy can be a significant problem for those affected, as it often leads to discomfort and restricted movement.
In this article, we shed light on the background to this medical phenomenon
The A1 Beach Pro Vienna 2024 was once again a highlight in Vienna’s sporting calendar this year.
From July 10 to 14, Vienna’s Heumarkt was transformed into a witches’ cauldron.
Today’s case of the week is about a 14-year-old patient. The young man had suffered a so-called patellar luxation (dislocated kneecap) with immediate reduction while… Read More »Epiphysiodese
Dr Martin Gruber shares his knowledge about problems after cruciate ligament surgery with the Kronenzeitung. Published in February 2024.
Osteochondritis dissecans is the term used to describe bone necrosis of a certain part of a joint surface, usually caused by trauma, and can be… Read More »Osteochondritis dissecans
In addition to the two menisci and the two collateral ligaments, the central components of the knee joint are the anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments.… Read More »The cruciate ligament – An explanation
Perfectly groomed slopes, fresh snow and sunshine – skiing is not considered one of the most popular leisure and vacation activities for nothing. But besides… Read More »Knee pain after skiing – What to do?
Today’s “Case of the week” is about a 45-year-old patient who tore her anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in 2017. At that time, the injury was… Read More »Disc Miniscus
Our patient today presented with long-standing complaints in the left ankle. Anamnestically, he suffered a comminuted fracture of the left ankle in an accident in… Read More »Cyclops Syndrome
The patient reported that the pain was initially mild and occurred during walking, but subsided with periods of rest. Recently, however, the symptoms have worsened and the pain is now present even at rest.
Dr. Martin Gruber
Orthopaedic surgeon, sports orthopaedist & knee specialist
Medical Center Alserstraße
Alserstraße 69, A-1080 Vienna
Appointments only by prior arrangement!
Tel: +43 1 40 202 40
Mail: office@mza.at
Dr. Martin Gruber
Orthopaedic surgeon, sports orthopaedist & knee specialist
Medical Center Alserstraße
Alserstraße 69, A-1080 Vienna
Appointments only by prior arrangement!
Tel: +43 1 40 202 40
Mail: office@mza.at