Orthopedic-consultant

Prof. Dr. med Sven Ostermeier, Orthopaedic Specialist, Senior Consultant for Orthopaedic Shoulder and Knee Surgery

• Senior Orthopaedic Consultant
• Orthopaedic Specialist since 2007
• Professor university Hanover since 2013
• Assistant Professor since 2008
• Dissertation and medical PHD since 2001
• Major contributor to medical research on knee surgery, particularly patella disorders
• Expert Consultant and academic teacher for Arthroscopic knee surgery, Knee Replacement Surgery, Meniscus Repair, Unicompartmental Knee Replacement (Repicci), Cartilage Replacement, Anterior Cruciate Ligaments Reconstruction, Arthroscopic Shoulder Surgery, Shoulder Prosthetics
• Languages: English, French, German

Dr. Martin Rinio, MD, Orthopedist, Surgeon and Trauma Surgeon

Dr. Martin Rinio has special surgery experience in hip, knee and shoulder prostheses. Working well with general practitioners is particularly important to him in ensuring patients receive comprehensive care.

• Orthopaedics, surgery and trauma surgery
• Sports medicine
• Mountain and altitude medicine

PD Dr. med. habil. Bastian Marquaß, Orthopaedic Consultant and Trauma Surgeon

Since 2013: Instructor for Orthopaedics and trauma surgery at the Medical University Leipzig

• 2002: Graduation and license as Physician
• 2004: International Diploma in Mountain Medicine
• 2005: Organisation of the medical support and active care of the athletes of the Fencing World Cup in Leipzig
• 2006: Organisation of the medical logistics and standby treatment of the athletes in the FIFA-Klinik during the Soccer World Cup
• 2007: Organisation of the medical support and active care of the athletes of the Bow World Championship in Leipzig
• 2006 bis 2008: Athlete treatment of the Soccer players from BBV Leipzig
• 2008 bis 2017: Athlete treatment of the Handball players from DHFK Leipzig
• 2013 bis 2017: Chief physician in the Klinik für Unfall-, Wiederherstellungs- und Plastische Chirurgie, Leipzig
• Since 2017: Senior Orthopaedic Consultant in the Gelenk-Klinik in Gundelfingen

Dr. med Thomas Schneider, Orthopaedic Specialist, Foot and Ankle, Hip Surgery

• Orthopaedic Specialist at the Gelenk Klinik Orthopaedic Hospital
• PhD (1997) University of Freiburg
• Orthopaedic Specialist since 2004
• Expert Consultant for Arthroscopic Ankle and Foot Surgery
• Ankle Replacement Surgery
• Ligament Reconstruction
• Total Hip Replacement (McMinn)
• Cartilage Replacement
• Arthroscopic Shoulder Surgery
• Languages: English and German

Treatment focuses:

joint-preserving hip surgery, hip arthroplasty, knee arthroplasty, revision surgery

Even during my first internship when I started studying, I was fascinated by the incredible options of endoprosthetics. This speciality combines great craftsmanship with a deep knowledge in anatomy. During my time at university I realized that an artificial joint is not the final stop in treating a patient but instead the beginning of a chapter with a new quality of life and enjoying being active and sports.

Treatment specialities:

Spine surgery, orthopaedics, disc surgery, spinal disc replacement

"Due to the vast differences between patients, treating the spine requires a great deal of treatment experience. The specific factors and the wishes of patients often determine the course of treatment, not the x-rays or MRI images"

My interest in medicine goes all the way back to my early childhood and comes from my father, who was an internist. I frequently visited my father in his office, where I learned both the technical and the human aspect of being a physician. I was particularly fascinated by the skilled way in which people in need were treated and by the ways they were shown compassion and given constructive support. In my opinion there is no other job which combines the technical and human aspects this well.

Treatment specialities:

Conservative orthopaedics, osteopathy, acupuncture, foot and ankle surgery

" Before getting lost in single diagnoses, I take a step back with the patient and consider them as a whole.

The possibilities of medical and endoprosthetic patient care today are vast. Yet whilst studying medicine and during my 3 and 5 year training as a physiotherapist and osteopath I always focused on not only viewing the human as a sum of their joints. The smooth interaction between all function chains in the body and how they make each person different is quite special.

We would like to use our treatment approaches to help our patients be pain-free again and enjoy moving around. During the consultations for my osteopathic treatments I develop a therapy goal with the patient to reflect the physical condition and the patient's needs. Not everybody with gonarthrosis needs an artificial knee joint if conservative treatment will suffice for the necessary short distances. What may be the best treatment for one person may not provide another with satisfactory results. In addition, I try to also account for the patient's fears and uncertainties and in my consulting position throw light on all options.