• It processes all traumatology, both emergency and ambulatory, 24 hours a day.
• Highlight hip fractures with resolution protocol in 48 hours.
• Complex surgery of Pelvis fractures.
• Orthopedic surgery of the hand and Traumatic hand.
• Interdisciplinary management of the polytrauma patient.
• Infiltrations
• Management of fractures of the upper and lower limbs.
• Muscle tears
• Fractures of foot and ankle.

• Prosthetic surgery: primary hip, knee and shoulder.
• Replacement Surgery (Revision) of hip, knee and shoulder.
• Pelvic, hip and knee osteotomies.

• Knee, shoulder and hip.
• Ligament repair, both with allografts and autografts, meniscal sutures.
• Cartilage graft.
• Treatment with Platelet Rich Plasma.
• Elbow.

• Orthopedic or surgical treatment of all traumatological pathologies in children.
• Treatment of limb deformities.
• Treatment of the length discrepancies of the Extremities.
• Extremity malformation surgery.
• Treatment of knee pathology in childhood.
• Surgery of malformations of the upper extremities (in collaboration with the Hand Unit).
• Surgical treatment in Child Cerebral Palsy.
• Surgery of benign skeletal muscle tumors in childhood.
• Treatment of skeletal muscle infection in childhood
• Gait problems and pathology of neuromuscular origin.

Musculoskeletal Tumors:

• Orthopedic Treatment of Benign and Malignant Bone Tumors.
• Surgical Treatment of Benign and Malignant Soft Tumors.
• Prophylactic and therapeutic Surgical Treatment of Bone Tumors.
• Secondary (Metastatic).
• Surgical or Orthopedic Treatment of Pseudo-Tumor Pathologies.

• Fractures, dislocations and fractures-dislocation of metacarpals and phalanges.
• Fractures of the distal end of the radius and / or ulna.
• Acute and / or chronic injuries of flexor and extensor tendons.
• Acute and / or chronic injuries of peripheral nerve.
• Sequelae or complications of fractures of the hand and wrist as pseudoarthrosis or vicious consolidations.
• Sequelae or complications of tendon injuries.
• Neuropathies and Tendinopathies due to compression.
• Complex injuries of the hand and forearm.

Degenerative diseases:

• Osteoarthritis
• Narrow Channel
• Herniated Disc
• Primary bone tumors
• Extra-medullary intra-canal tumors

Deformities:

• Scoliosis and Kyphosis
• Spondylolisthesis

Fractures and Infections:

• Spondylolysis