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Orthopaedics

Pain in the neck, shoulders, back, hip, knee, hands or feet. We investigate, operate and rehabilitate — usually within two weeks of the decision.

Physiotherapist examining a patient’s knee
How we work

You meet a specialist — not a queue.

Your first contact is an assessment with the doctor who will also treat you. We do not split investigation and treatment between different people, because it is in the join between them that information gets lost.

The care in detail

What orthopaedics at Aleris means

What we treat

Osteoarthritis of the hip and knee, meniscal and cruciate ligament injuries, shoulder pain and impingement, carpal tunnel syndrome, hallux valgus, back and neck complaints. We perform both joint-preserving procedures and joint replacement.

Two weeks, not two years

We run planned orthopaedics only. That means no emergency case can displace your operation, and the same team stands in the same theatre every day. It is why we can promise a date — and keep it.

Rehabilitation is part of it

The operation is half the job. You get a rehabilitation plan before the procedure, see a physiotherapist the day after, and are followed up at six weeks and one year. Results are reported to the Swedish Hip Arthroplasty Register.

Common procedures

  • Hip replacement
  • Knee replacement
  • Knee arthroscopy
  • Shoulder surgery
  • Hand and foot surgery
  • Spinal surgery

Clinics

  • Aleris Sabbatsbergs sjukhus, Stockholm
  • Aleris Ängelholm
  • Aleris Göteborg Axess
  • Aleris Bomhus, Gävle
  • Aleris Sjukhus Bollnäs
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