Therapiemöglichkeiten bei Knorpelschäden am Kniegelenk – Dr. Volker Stoll, Sportklinik Hellersen

Today, there are a variety of options for treating cartilage damage in the knee joint. While in the past, an endoprosthesis had to be inserted quickly, there are now significantly more treatment options for preserving the knee joint long-term. In this video, Dr. Volker Stoll, Chief Physician of Knee Surgery/Sports Traumatology at the Hellersen Sports Clinic, explains the diverse treatment options available and what they involve – for example, cartilage-bone transplantation or chondrocyte transplantation. --- The Hellersen Sports Clinic is a competent contact and reliable partner for you and your health for both regional and national patients. Knee pain can occur even at a young age, and amateur and elite athletes are equally affected. Joint wear is often the reason for knee surgery, but there are, of course, many other different triggers for symptoms. The physicians and therapists of the "Knee Surgery/Traumatology" department, led by Chief Physician Dr. Volker Stoll, have specialized for many years in the successful application of minimally invasive arthroscopic surgical techniques, including knee arthroscopy. Ultimately, we aim to perform procedures with as little tissue damage as possible thanks to small incisions, ensuring a rapid recovery for our patients. We always strive to preserve the patient's natural joint for as long as possible, for example, through cartilage transplants. Our doctors and therapists perform all of these procedures hundreds of times a year and provide the best possible support to patients before, during, and after knee surgery. If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment, please contact Dr. Stoll's office directly. Volker Stoll: Hellersen Sports Clinic Paulmannshöher Str. 17 58515 Lüdenscheid Office / Private Outpatient Clinic: Phone +49 2351 945 2236 Fax +49 2351 945 2237 [email protected] Outpatient Clinic: Phone +49 2351 945 2373 Outpatient Clinic Hours: Monday to Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.