OrthoCenter Professor Lill
Im Isar Medizin Zentrum
Sonnenstr. 24-26
DE-80331 Munich/Germany
Tel: +49 (0)89. 149 903 7600
Fax: +49 (0)89. 149 903 7601
E-Mail: info@ortho-center.eu
Web: www.ortho-center.eu
Skype: olenalill
GMC - United Kingdom: 7093540
GMC - Malta: 3328
Member of Bavarian State Ministry
of the Environment and Public Health
- Maik Schwarzbach - German Olympic Sports Confederation
You are looking for an experienced sports physician? At the OrthoCenter Professor Lill in Munich you receive comprehensive support and can be sure to deal with specialists at all times. Professor Lill is an expert in the field of sports medicine and sports orthopaedics – he can assist you in achieving your personal best. Many top athletes can be found on the patients list of the OrthoCenter Professor Lill, such as, for instance, Russian track and field athlete Tatyana Tschernova, who has won several world championships.
The entire range of hip, shoulder, ankle and knee joint replacement surgery is available at the OrthoCenter Professor Lill, your orthopaedic specialist in Munich. Implants used are perfectly adjusted to the needs of the individual patient.
The human knee joint has a complex structure and a complicated mechanism. It is the largest joint in the human body and is particularly susceptible to degenerative damage due to the repetitive action of walking.
In the human body, the joint with the largest range of motion is the shoulder joint. In order to achieve this range of motion, the shoulder relies on just about everything except for bone. The complex interplay between tendons, muscles, ligaments and the shoulder capsule ensures total stability. This great range of motion and complex system of tissue also means that the shoulder is particularly vulnerable to injury.
Stem cell therapy has emerged as a groundbreaking form of treatment to cure damaged tissue and to support the healing process. Your specialists for arthroscopy and stem cell therapy in Munich successfully employ this method in the event of cartilage or bone defects.
Citizens of the EU are entitled to avail themselves of health services in EU countries at the expense of their health insurance (European Court of Justice January 19th 2011). The European Court of Justice ruled that patients have the right to undergo even planned medical procedures abroad in the European Union. Your home health insurance bears the expense of these medical procedures.
