Your specialist for cruciate ligament surgery:
shorter healing times thanks to minimally invasive treatment techniques

Ligaments have the task of supporting joints and giving them the best possible support while maximizing flexibility. However, high loads or sudden heavy stresses can cause the ligaments to reach the limit of their tensile strength. Torn cruciate ligaments in the knee are one of the most common ligament injuries suffered by athletes and non-athletes alike.

After observing the RICE rule, a doctor specialising in cruciate ligament ruptures should be consulted immediately if a cruciate ligament rupture is suspected. Even if a normal orthopaedist can serve as a point of contact here, it is always better to consult a specialist for cruciate ligament surgery. Dr. Frisee from Vienna has many years of experience in this field.

How well cruciate ligament tears heal depends, among other things, on the type of injury and any other injuries in the knee. During the consultation, your cruciate ligament specialist will ask about the causes of the symptoms as well as any previous cruciate ligament damage. Once a diagnosis has been made, a treatment plan will be drawn up that includes surgery and physiotherapy.

As a specialist in cruciate ligament surgery, Dr. Frisee recommends arthroscopic surgery in most cases. The advantage: the desired result is achieved with only small incisions and the healing time is significantly reduced. This is not only an advantage for top athletes; amateur and recreational athletes also benefit from being fully functional again soon.

We welcome you if you are looking for an experienced doctor for cruciate ligament ruptures. Dr. Frisee has more than 20 years of experience as a surgeon and in the use of minimally invasive treatment methods. He is therefore your specialist for this type of surgery.

By opting for arthroscopic surgery, the healing time is significantly reduced. Of course, regular physiotherapy will also help you to regain full weight-bearing capacity as soon as possible. Would you like to know more? Dr. Frisee will be happy to answer your questions. Don't hesitate to get in touch with us to make an appointment!