Knee joint

The knee joint is one of the most stressed joints in the human body. With its complex biomechanics, it is a marvel of nature. Day after day, it is exposed to a maximum of stress, flexible yet stable. Injuries to the knee joint often lead to permanent limitations and arthritic changes, as do congenital or acquired deformities. A detailed analysis, early diagnosis and initiation of an individually adapted therapy is the basic prerequisite for the fastest possible recovery. The meniscus and stable capsule-ligament relationships are the most important protective factors for our cartilage. In particular, injuries that have been overlooked can lead to knee joint arthrosis with advancing age. That is why it is advisable to see a knee specialist in good time in the event of pain or trauma.