Treatment Fields – Restart Ortho MVZ Berlin

at Restart-Ortho MVZ Berlin

Our focus areas

Your specialists for knee, shoulder, and sports injuries

Cruciate ligament and much more.

Everything related to knee problems, from cruciate ligament tears to meniscus tears, cartilage damage, and leg axis misalignment—from diagnosis to rehabilitation.

Service box: Shoulder

Treatment for shoulder dislocation, labrum injury, rotator cuff tear, and other shoulder problems.

Service box: MRI & X-ray

Modern in-house MRI and digital X-ray diagnostics – fast, precise, right on site.

at Restart-Ortho

Our areas of treatment

Knee

Specialized orthopedic treatment for cruciate ligament tears, meniscus tears, cartilage damage, patellar luxation, and other knee injuries. The aim is to relieve pain, improve mobility and resilience, and fully restore joint function.

Shoulder

Function-preserving and pain-relieving therapies for rotator cuff injuries, bursitis, calcific tendonitis, after shoulder dislocation, for labral tears, and impingement syndrome.

Myofascial musculoskeletal system (muscles, tendons, fascia)

Innovative and individual improvement of function and mobility, as well as pain relief in the musculoskeletal system, treatment of muscle and tendon injuries

Inhouse MRT

Precise imaging for diagnostic confirmation and therapy monitoring – without long waiting times.

cruciate ligament rupture

Everything you need to know about cruciate ligament surgery, conservative treatment, recovery time, and coverage of costs.

patellar dislocation

Information about patellar dislocation – from the initial appointment to follow-up treatment.

Cartilage damage

Information on cartilage therapy – diagnosis and treatment options

Leg axis misalignment

Importance of the leg axis – When is surgery advisable?

Meniscus tear

Function of the meniscus – when is surgery advisable?

impingement syndrome

Entrapment of bursae and tendons in the acromion region

Rotator cuff tear

Partial or complete tears of the tendon cuff

shoulder instability

Recurrent dislocations (luxations) or subluxations of the shoulder joint.

SLAP lesion

Traumatic or degenerative tear of the upper joint lip (labrum) on the shoulder socket

Calcific tendinitis (tendinosis calcarea)

Calcium deposits in the rotator cuff

Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis)

An inflammatory disease of the shoulder joint capsule

Shoulder osteoarthritis (omarthrosis)

Wear-related damage to the joint cartilage

AC joint dislocation

Injury to the acromioclavicular joint

Tension, movement disorders, restricted movement, in the musculoskeletal system

Conservative treatment areas include FDM, Axomera, autologous blood, hyaluronic acid, SVF, shock wave therapy.

Appointment booking