The register of procedures.

Chronic and degenerative conditions of the joints and spine. Treatment aims to reduce pain and preserve mobility, through procedures applied directly in or near the joint.

• 01Consultation for orthopaedic conditionsClinical examination, imaging review, treatment plan
• 02Follow-up visitWithin 10 days of the first consultation

• 03Cortisone injection into the paravertebral space
• 04Periligamentous cortisone injection
• 05Intratenosynovial and intra-articular cortisone injection
• 06Intra-articular sodium hyaluronate injectionPrice depends on the medication used
• 07Puncture with removal of joint fluid
• 08PRP therapyPlatelet-rich plasma, drawn from the patient

Acute injuries treated on site: fractures, dislocations, wounds, haematomas and soft-tissue lesions. Where necessary, procedures are done under local anaesthesia.

• 09Reduction of fractures and dislocations
• 10Applying a forearm-and-hand plaster cast
• 11Applying an arm-and-hand plaster cast
• 12Applying an extended arm-and-hand plaster castUp to the healthy shoulder
• 13Removal of an external fixatorIlizarov or external rod type, anaesthesia included

• 14Aseptic dressing of a small woundUnder 3 cm
• 15Aseptic dressing of an extensive wound
• 16Medicated dressings
• 17Suture removal
• 18Primary surgical treatment of a small woundUnder 3 cm, with local anaesthesia
• 19Primary surgical treatment of a wound over 3 cm
• 20Primary surgical treatment of a deep, extensive woundWith local anaesthesia

• 21Incision and treatment of hidradenitisLocal anaesthesia included
• 22Incision and drainage of a small haematomaWith local anaesthesia
• 23Incision and drainage of a large haematomaWith local anaesthesia
• 24Removal of superficial foreign bodies from soft tissue
• 25Removal of deep foreign bodies from soft tissue
• 26Ingrown toenail correctionWith local anaesthesia
• 27Removal of a papillomaUnder local anaesthesia
• 28Treatment of boils and carbuncles

Procedures given in courses of sessions, set by the doctor after diagnosis. Used in post-operative and post-traumatic recovery, and in rheumatological, neurological and dermatological conditions.

• 29Drug electrophoresis
• 30Drug ultrasound
• 31Magnetotherapy
• 32Laser therapy

• —TraumatologyPost-operative and post-traumatic recovery, joint stiffness
• —OrthopaedicsHip, knee and shoulder arthrosis, painful shoulder
• —RheumatologyRheumatoid arthritis
• —NeurologyRadiculopathies, low back pain, dorsopathies
• —Dermatology

Therapy through movement, with a programme built on the diagnosis and the stage of recovery. Therapeutic massage completes it, relaxing the muscles and improving local circulation.

• 33Kinesiotherapy — therapy through movementIndividual programme, set after assessment
• 34Schroth therapyFor spinal deviations

• 35Back massage
• 36Massage for limbs, chest and pelvic area
• 37Facial massage
• 38Anti-cellulite massage