Rehabilitation department for musculoskeletal disorders and after orthopaedic and trauma surgery

Indications

• Consequences of diaphyseal fractures of the humerus and forearm bones after stable functional osteosynthesis, no earlier than 3–4 weeks after surgery
• Fractures of the femur and shin bones after stable functional osteosynthesis, no earlier than 5–6 weeks after surgery
• Fracture of the pelvic bones and acetabulum, 8–10 weeks after the injury (subacute period after surgery)
• Fractures of the limb bones after stable functional osteosynthesis, 2–3 weeks after surgery (subacute period)
• Operated dislocation of the shoulder joint
• Meniscal tear, two weeks after surgery
• Fracture of the shin bones, including the ankle joint (subacute period after surgery)
• Conditions following surgery for intervertebral disc herniation, 2–3 weeks after the operation
• After replacement of large joints (subacute period after surgery)
• After microsurgical replantation of fingers and limbs
• Rheumatoid arthritis (seropositive), slowly progressive course, activity grade I, radiological stage I–III, functional joint insufficiency grade I–II
• Reactive arthropathies, chronic relapsing course, of various origins, progressing to secondary deforming osteoarthritis, radiological stage I–III, functional joint insufficiency grade I–II
• Gout (gouty polyarthritis) between attacks, progressing to secondary deforming osteoarthritis, radiological stage I–III, functional joint insufficiency grade I–II
• Ankylosing spondylitis (spondyloarthritis), activity grade I, various clinical forms, radiological stage I–III, functional joint insufficiency grade I–II
• Primary deforming osteoarthritis, nodal and non-nodal forms, affecting the small and large joints and the spine, without synovitis, radiological stage I–III, functional joint insufficiency grade I–II
• Secondary deforming osteoarthritis (post-traumatic), radiological stage I–III, functional joint insufficiency grade I–II

Contraindications

Please read this list before booking. If any of it applies to you, call us and we will suggest a different programme.

• Bone fractures with full plaster casts on the limbs
• Bone fractures with external fixation devices for transosseous osteosynthesis on the limbs
• Bone fragments neither reduced nor fixed, that is, no prospect of benefit from rehabilitation treatment
• Fractures of the limb bones with infected wounds or trophic ulcers
• Inflammatory polyarthropathies of activity grade II–III, radiological stage IV, functional insufficiency grade III
• Inability of the patient to move and care for themselves independently
• General contraindications to referral to a rehabilitation department
• General contraindications to health resort treatment

Included in the package price

Treatment procedures

• Dietary meals
• Climatotherapy
• Drinking hydrotherapy
• Therapeutic exercise
• Exercise machines and the Yevminov board
• Therapeutic baths and showers
• Mud therapy
• Hardware-controlled physiotherapy
• Acupuncture
• Massage
• Therapeutic microenemas and bowel irrigation
• Aromatherapy
• Inhalations

Diagnostics

• ECG
• X-ray diagnostics of the bones
• joints
• and spine, for the principal condition
• Clinical blood and urine tests
• Biochemical blood test (uric acid, seromucoids)
• Immunological blood test (CRP, ASO, rheumatoid factor)
• Consultation with a neurologist for the principal condition

Paid separately

• Pneumatic compression therapy
• Speleotherapy
• Colon hydrotherapy
• Herbal medicine
• Hydromassage baths
• "Kupava" hydro-photo-magnetic bath
• Aromatic baths
• Pearl and bischofite baths with chromotherapy
• turpentine baths
• Fish pedicure
• MRI
• Cryosauna
• Shockwave therapy
• Whole-body magnetotherapy
• Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
• Laboratory tests
• instrumental examinations and specialist consultations
• not related to the principal condition