Surgeries are performed in the Department of Inpatient Surgery and Department of Day Surgery. Operating theatres are equipped according to the highest standards. Patients are kept under postoperative observation in the Department of Anaesthesiology, Resuscitation, and Intensive Care. After minor surgeries, the patient may be able to return home on the same day. Patients who have undergone more complex surgeries remain on a ward for as long as is required for further treatment under the supervision of a doctor. While on the wards, patients remain under 24-hour observation by highly qualified physicians and attentive nursing staff. Wards which meet the standards of luxury hotels and professional staff ensure that patients enjoy all of the conditions required for the fastest possible recovery. Arthroscopic techniques are used to minimize the impact of surgery on the human body. Like laparoscopic procedures, the arthroscopic surgical procedures used to treat joints are performed via small openings. Joints are examined from the inside using optical scopes, with surgical procedures performed during the same session.

Advantages of arthroscopic surgery:

• The patient can return home on the same day or on the next day;
• The patient does not experience severe pain due to the fact that only very small wounds remain after surgery, ensuring maximum protection from infections;
• Complications with wound healing are less common;
• Surgeons can avoid errors since the on-screen view of the surgical site is enlarged several times over, providing them with a clear view of how their work is proceeding;
• Rehabilitation is more rapid and the procedure leaves either very minor scars or none at all.