Specific orthopedic problems treated
FirstMed’s experienced orthopedic team diagnoses and treats various injuries and diseases of the musculoskeletal system – bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and muscles – including:
Trauma injuries
Fractures, sprains, dislocations and ligament injuries.
Chronic pains
Neck and back injuries, lumbar complaints, spinal issues, hip conditions.
Sports injuries
Muscle injuries, strains, bruises of the limbs (ankle, knee, wrist injuries).
Inflammations
Tennis elbow, golfer's elbow, carpal tunnel syndrome, tendinitis, bunion.
Our highly qualified specialists use state-of-the-art diagnostic tools and treatment methods to ensure fast and effective recovery for patients, to restore a pain-free, whole life. FirstMed’s orthopedic department provides comprehensive care—from prevention to rehabilitation—in a caring, patient-centered environment.
What to expect at your orthopedic visit?
During your visit, which generally takes about 30 minutes, our orthopedist will examine your condition based on your symptoms and pain.
After the initial assessment, he may order an on-site X-ray or ultrasound and inquire about your medical history. Sometimes, additional tests may be required to receive a proper diagnosis.
Finally, you will discuss your therapy plan.
Orthopedic treatments
- General orthopedic and traumatological care
- Cast and splint placement and removal
- Local injections for hip, back, neck and other joint pain
Related services
When to see an orthopedic doctor?
If you experience persistent pain in any of your joints, bones, or muscles as a result of an accident or repetitive motion injury, your primary care physician may refer you to an orthopedist.
In some instances, visiting the orthopedist directly may speed up recovery time. If you are experiencing chronic pain, diagnosed with a rheumatic disease, or have arthritis, an orthopedic specialist is your best choice for treatment.
If you have any of the following symptoms, make an appointment with our orthopedic specialist to be evaluated:
- pain, stiffness, or discomfort, making it difficult to perform everyday activities;
chronic pain (lasting longer than 12 weeks); - decreased range of motion;
- feeling of unstableness while walking or standing;
- soft tissue injury that is not improving after 48 hours.
Our orthopedic specialists
Dr. Szabolcs Bodnár
Orthopedist, Traumatologist
Dr. Tamás Baukó
Orthopedist, Traumatologist
Request appointment for an orthopedic visit
Call us at +36 1 224 9090 or fill out the form below, and our staff will contact you shortly to schedule an appointment.
