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Ivano-Frankivsk

Kyiv

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«Lukyanivska»

«Politechnichny Instytut»

«Taras Shevchenko»

Lviv

адреса отделений

Kulparkivska str, 99-B

pr. Chervona Kalina, 72

Ivano-Frankivsk

Chornovola, str, 99

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Diseases and conditions

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Diseases and conditions

Why back pain occurs? Back pain can occur in different spine segments – cervical, thoracic, and lumbar. One of the main reasons of back pain is poorly or asymmetrically developed deep muscles that support the spine. According to the WHO global statistics, the lumbar pain, for example, ranks first among the diseases that can result in a...

Disc herniation

We repair disc herniation without surgery in 95% of the cases. Our key principle for treatment of hernia without surgery is to improve nutrition of intervertebral discs for their natural regeneration. For this purpose we apply a complex of methods: of spinal correction through the short lever method, massage therapy, movement treatment on David...

Lower back pain

Of all sections of the spine the lumbar spine is subjected to the heaviest and most severe loads, since it provides support for the pelvic and abdominal cavity organs, connects the upper and the lower parts of the body, and serves as the center of gravity in the human body. Treatment at the Institute of Vertebrology and Rehabilitation is not just about pain relief, we...

Neck is a special body part, since it includes the vital arteries and blood vessels supplying blood and oxygen to the brain. In addition, the cervical spine forms the spinal canal, where the spinal cord is located. That is why one should not ignore the neck pain. Causes of neck pain. Typically, professionals at the Institute of Vertebrology and Rehabilitation have to deal...

These days pain in the thoracic spine occurs much frequently even in young people due to unhealthy lifestyles, although the thoracic spine is considered the most resistant and less susceptible to external influences. Episodes of thoracic pain can be girdling, cause chest numbness, manifested as heartache in the left side of the chest, occur during inhalation/exhalation...

Osteochondrosis

What does the treatment of osteochondrosis at the Institute of Vertebrology and Rehabilitation include? Osteochondrosis is a damage of the musculoskeletal structure of the spine: spinal cartilages and tissue, as well as damage of vertebrae themselves, intervertebral joints and discs. One of the main causes of osteochondrosis is impaired blood circulation and mineral...

Scoliotic posture is a lateral curvature of the spine in any single spine area (chest or lower back) without structural changes in the vertebrae and discs. If you do not get timely medical advice, the scoliosis posture can progress to scoliosis. Differences between scoliosis and scoliotic posture In case of a scoliotic posture, the spine curvature is caused mainly by the weakness...

Radiculopathy, better known as radiculitis, is a condition of the body, accompanied by painful sensations in the back and / or neck with irradiation (the spread of pain beyond the immediate lesion) or without and is a consequence of inflammation of the nerve roots in the spinal column. Radiculitis can be lumbosacral, cervical or thoracic. In all cases, it is accompanied by pain,...

Intervertebral disc protrusion develops as part of one of the stages of osteochondrosis. Bulging of the intervertebral disc wall compresses nerve endings in the spinal column, which causes neck, back or lower back pains. When the outer layer of the intervertebral disc flakes or rips and its contents (nucleus pulposus) spread beyond the disc, disc protrusion...

40% of the world population experiences joint pain. The most common are the knee, shoulder and hip types of joint pain. Disease of any joint starts with inflammation of the surrounding tissues (joint capsule, ligaments) and develops into swelling and irritation of nerve endings as a consequence. Lack of timely professional medical assistance results in development...

Osteoarthritis / Ostheoarthrosis

Causes and symptoms Osteoarthritis or ostheoarthrosis is a non-inflammatory degenerative joint disease that causes pain and limited mobility, deformation of intra-articular structures. “Blunt” pain tends to occur after exercises, especially repetitive, as well as due to injuries, hormonal disorders, poor posture, a weak muscular system, obesity...

Restoration and rehabilitation after injuries and operations of the shoulder joint

The most common cause of pain in the upper extremities is dislocation of the shoulder joint. Pain in the shoulder joint is also caused by injuries due to improper performance of physical exercises (e.g., bench-press, power clean). Incorrect treatment of primary dislocation of the shoulder joint can lead to so-called habitual dislocation. It is a chronic condition of...

Rotator cuff syndrome / rotator cuff injuries

Injuries of the rotator cuff (a group of muscles and tendons in the shoulder) are caused by traumas of the shoulder girdle: dislocated shoulders and collarbones, broken collarbones and other bones in the structure of the shoulder girdle, as well as by long-term overload and aging of tissues in the elderly. Rotator cuff injuries often occur in athletes, for example,...

Preoperative procedures and rehabilitation after replacement arthroplasty

Typically, replacement arthroplasty is performed in cases of severe stages of osteoarthrosis in presence of substantial joint deformation, as well as in cases of post-traumatic joint defects, when all kinds of conservative treatment are no longer effective. We recommend both preoperative procedures before arthroplasty and postoperative rehabilitation. When patients...

Knee ligament injuries

Typically, knee ligament injuries appear when one or several ligaments are torn or hyperextended. Most commonly, it happens as a result of unnatural knee joint movements or ligamentous weakness which overload the patella. Sudden turns of the upper part of the body or the hips and unchanging position of the supporting lower leg can be the causes of injuries of the cruciate...

Scapulohumeral periarthritis (periarthritis)

80% of cases of shoulder pain are associated with such disease as scapulohumeral periarthritis. Scapulohumeral periarthritis (periarthrosis) is an aseptic inflammation of the shoulder tendons, ligaments, joint capsules, etc. Causes of scapulohumeral periarthritis The progress of the disease is often associated with the consequences of trauma in young adults under...

Spondylarthrosis and spondylolisthesis

Spondylarthrosis is a disease related to dehydration of intervertebral disks and decreased elasticity of joints. Usually elderly people, sportsmen and people with very intense physical activity suffer from spondyloarthrosis. Only in 10% of cases, the risk of the disease develops in patients aged between 25 and 35. Also the high-risk group...

Rehabilitation after removal of disc herniation

The rehabilitation period after removal of an intervertebral hernia is a period of time during which the patient returns to daily life after undergoing surgery on the spine. The main goal of the rehabilitation period is to restore the muscular system that holds the human spine. The first 2 weeks after surgery During this period, all the efforts of doctors are aimed at eliminating...

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