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Orthopaedic consultation in Wrocław

An orthopaedic consultation is an appointment with a specialist in orthopaedics and trauma surgery for joint pain, injuries, degeneration or problems with the hand and foot. The doctor examines you, reviews imaging and suggests conservative or surgical treatment. At Luna Clinic in Wrocław consultations are held by Krzysztof Ciechan, MD, PhD; we see patients privately, without a referral.

An orthopaedic consultation is an appointment with a specialist in orthopaedics and trauma surgery for joint pain, injuries, degeneration or problems with the hand and foot. The doctor examines you, reviews imaging and suggests conservative or surgical treatment. At Luna Clinic in Wrocław consultations are held by Krzysztof Ciechan, MD, PhD; we see patients privately, without a referral.

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What does the consultation involve?

An orthopaedic consultation is the first and most important step towards effective treatment - the moment when we establish the cause of the complaints and an individual plan of action. The orthopaedist examines the patient thoroughly, analyses imaging tests and discusses the available options: conservative and surgical.

Podczas wizyty:

a detailed medical interview is conducted (including injuries, chronic diseases, lifestyle),
a physical and functional examination is carried out
medical documentation and imaging tests are analysed (X-ray, MRI, ultrasound - if the patient has them)
if necessary, the doctor refers you for further tests (e.g. ultrasound, MRI)
you receive an individual treatment plan, including any indications for surgery.
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How to prepare for the visit?

How to prepare for the visit?

Bring with you:

current imaging test results (X-ray, MRI, CT, ultrasound - if you have them)

hospital records, documentation of previous orthopaedic treatment

a list of medications taken and chronic diseases

During the visit the doctor may perform an ultrasound of the locomotor system - no special preparation is needed

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Which problems most often…

Which problems does Dr Ciechan most often solve?

Sports injuries - ligament ruptures (e.g. ACL), meniscus damage, joint sprains, overuse injuries

Joint degeneration - knees, hips, shoulders, ankle joints

Pain and mobility limitations - chronic pain of the knees, shoulders, elbows, wrists and other joints

Diseases and deformities of the feet and hands - hallux valgus, hammer toes, trigger finger, Dupuytren’s contracture

Post-traumatic problems and post-traumatic inflammations - tendon injuries, cysts, post-traumatic joint changes

Carpal tunnel syndrome - numbness and pain of the hand, requiring surgical treatment

Congenital and acquired defects - limb deformities, range-of-motion limitations

Changes within the joints after overload - in physically active people, professional athletes and patients over 40

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Duration and price

Duration and price

Consultation length: about 30 minutes

Price: PLN 300

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Indications

Indications - is this procedure for you?

The most common reasons patients come for the “Orthopaedic consultation” procedure:

  • Potrzeba rzetelnej diagnozy i planu leczenia.
  • Doubts about which procedure will be appropriate.
  • Kontrola i profilaktyka.
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Contraindications

Contraindications

A consultation has no significant contraindications. Any limitations concern selected treatment methods (e.g. laser vs. a tan, isotretinoin vs. pregnancy) - we will discuss them once a diagnosis is established.

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Course of the procedure

How does the procedure go?

The consultation includes an interview, examination and a discussion of therapy options.

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Recovery

Recovery and recommendations

Diagnostic visits require no recovery. For treatments (e.g. laser) you will receive brief recommendations: sun protection, gentle care and avoiding high temperatures for a few days.

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Effects - when and for how long?

Result: a treatment plan after the visit.

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The questions we hear most often

How to prepare for an orthopaedist visit?

Bring a list of the medications you take, your medical documentation and imaging tests (X-ray, MRI, ultrasound), if you have them. Dress so that you can easily uncover the painful area.

What does an orthopaedic consultation include?

A detailed interview, a physical and functional examination of the locomotor system, analysis of documentation and imaging tests, and a discussion of the diagnosis together with a treatment plan.

Will I get a treatment plan right away?

Yes - after the examination we will discuss the diagnosis, therapy options and next steps; if necessary, we will order additional tests.

Do I need a referral to an orthopaedist at Luna Clinic?

No - consultations are private, without a referral. You can book an appointment by phone or through the form on the website.

With what complaints should you see an orthopaedist?

Joint and spine pain, sports injuries, mobility limitation, joint instability, swelling, clicking, numbness of the limbs, and deformities of the feet or hands.

Can an injection or block be performed immediately during the visit?

Yes - after qualification, some procedures, such as intra-articular injections or pain-relief blocks, can be performed during the same visit.

How long does an orthopaedic consultation take?

Usually about 30 minutes - enough to examine the problem thoroughly, discuss the diagnosis and plan the treatment without haste.

What if imaging tests are needed?

The doctor will indicate the appropriate diagnostics (ultrasound, X-ray, MRI) and direct you where to have it done. We discuss the results at a follow-up visit, refining the treatment plan.

Does the orthopaedist cooperate with a physiotherapist?

Yes - at Luna Clinic the treatment plan often combines orthopaedic consultations with manual therapy, rehabilitation and treatments supporting regeneration.

Is a consultation required before surgery?

Yes - every operation is preceded by a qualification consultation discussing the indications, contraindications, risks and the preparation and recovery.

How often are follow-up visits needed?

Depending on the condition: with conservative treatment usually every 4-8 weeks, after procedures according to the established check-up schedule.

How much does an orthopaedic consultation cost in Wrocław?

An orthopaedic consultation costs PLN 300. As part of the visit you receive a full examination, a diagnosis and a treatment plan.

Is it covered by the NFZ (Polish public health insurance)?

Luna Clinic sees patients privately and without a referral. An orthopaedic appointment under the NFZ (Polish public health insurance) requires a referral, and waiting times depend on the clinic.

Krzysztof Ciechan, MD, PhD
Performed by

Krzysztof Ciechan, MD, PhD

Specialist in orthopaedics and traumatology of the locomotor system

A specialist in orthopaedics and traumatology of the locomotor system with over 13 years of experience in trauma and orthopaedic surgery. A doctor of medical sciences, a graduate of the Wrocław Medical Academy; he also gained practice in hospitals in the United Kingdom, combining modern treatment techniques with an individual approach to the patient.

Orthopedics and traumatology13+ years of experiencePractice in the UK
First step

Take the first step

Book a consultation - an honest conversation about expectations, possibilities and the treatment plan.

Orthopaedic consultation: price and consultation

An orthopaedic consultation costs PLN 300 (orthopaedics price list). If injection treatment is recommended, the list includes: joint injections from PLN 800, platelet-rich plasma from PLN 1,500 and nerve blocks from PLN 450.

How to book

Call +48 666 850 666 (Monday-Friday, 9:00-17:00) or send the consultation form. All prices: Luna Clinic price list.

Where we are

Luna Clinic, ul. Władysława Syrokomli 46, 51-141 Wrocław, Poland - in the Karłowice area of the Psie Pole district. There is parking for patients by the clinic. Directions and map