Specialist for Orthopedics, Pediatric orthopedics, Hip surgery, Hip endoprosthetics, Knee endoprosthetics, Shoulder endoprosthetics in Dresden
Prof. Günther is considered an outstanding orthopedic surgeon and hip surgeon in Saxony. The respected clinic director has a high level of expertise, especially in prostheses and artificial joints for hip, knee and shoulder. By the way, pediatric orthopedics is also one of his areas of expertise.
Special Clinical Focus
Primary endoprosthetics for medical conditions and following injury
Revision endoprosthetics for loosening and mechanical, as well as inflammatory complications
Arthroscopic procedures (inspection of the joint) as a diagnostic and minimally invasive technique: removal of loose bodies in the joint, treatment of impingement, surgery to the labrum
Arthroscopically-assisted offset reconstruction and surgical hip luxation for pronounced forms of hip impingement
Corrective procedures to the femur in the region of the hip (e.g. changeover surgery) for the treatment of malposition
Acetabular roof reconstruction and pelvic osteotomy (minimally invasive techniques)
In the field of endoprosthetics, the University Centre for Orthopaedics and Emergency Surgery of the Carl Gustav Carus University Hospital in Dresden provides exceptional care for affected patients. Hence, the department has been designated a Maximum Care Endoprosthetics Centre. This is the highest level of certification awarded by endoCert. It requires strict adherence to high standards, and this is continually monitored by independent consultants.
For the patients, the endoCert Certificate means that they can expect outstanding treatment quality. This includes a wide range of diagnostic and treatment services, a large number of treatments and regular advanced training courses for the entire medical staff. All endoprosthetic procedures at the EndoProsthetics Centre in Dresden are performed by certified lead surgeons. The endoCert Certificate lists Prof. Klaus-Peter Guenther as the Senior Lead Surgeon and thus designates him as a specialist with the highest level of expertise in the field of artificial joint replacement.
Prof. Guenther is the Executive Director of the University Centre for Orthopaedics and Emergency Surgery at the Technical University of Dresden. His clinical and scientific emphases are complex hip endoprosthetics and revision endoprosthetics, research into the provision of hip joint replacement, the epidemiology of degenerative joint conditions and joint-preserving hip surgery. Prof. Guenther has published numerous specialist articles on these topics, which are based on his long-standing research and his over 25 years of experience as a specialist orthopaedic surgeon.
As the holder of the Chair of Orthopaedics at the Medical Faculty of the Technical University of Dresden, Prof. Guenther trains emerging medical practitioners. As a member and sometime board member, however, he also undertakes responsibility in relevant specialist associations. In addition, he is also active on several committees as a consultant and examiner.
Together with his outstanding colleagues, Prof. Guenther contributes to the ranking of the Carl Gustav Carus University Hospital Dresden by an independent review site as one of the top 3 German hospitals.
Diagnostic Services
Special X-ray imaging
Sectional imaging technique (magnetic resonance imaging with special sequences and computed tomography)
Virtual movement analysis of the hip joint (radial sections)
Measurement of the femoral and acetabular torsion (MRI or CT)
Arthrography and probatory local anaesthetic infiltration
Therapeutic Services
Out-patient examinations, preliminary diagnostics (X-ray, MRI, CT, etc.) and detailed advice (on referral by the attending orthopaedic surgeon, as a rule)
Decision concerning the indication for surgical, joint-maintaining treatment, endoprosthesis implantation or further non-surgical measures
Planning and commencement of preparation for surgery, including autologous blood donation and rehabilitation following the procedure
Medical spectrum
Diseases
Ahlback disease
Ankylosing spondylitis
Arthritis
Back pain
Bone fracture
Bone marrow edema
Bruise / Contusion
Bursitis
Bursitis of the calcaneal
Bursitis of the elbow
Bursitis of the hip
Bursitis of the knee
Bursitis of the shoulder
Calcaneal spur
Calcareous shoulder
Cervical spinal disk herniation
Childhood bone fracture
Childhood knee injuries
Childhood sports injuries
Chondromalacia
Clavicle fracture
Clubfoot
Compartment syndrome
Coxarthrosis
Dysmelia
Exostoses
Fibromatosis
Foot deformities
Foot disorder
Foot fracture
Fracture of the acetabulum
Ganglion
Gonarthrosis
Growth plate fracture
Haglund's disease
Hammer toe
Heel pain
Hip dysplasia
Hip impingement
Hip pain
Hip prosthesis loosening
Impingement syndrome
Joint disorders
Joint effusion
Knee joint pain
Knee pain
Knee prosthesis loosening
Knock knees and bow legs
Kyphosis
Leg length difference
Ligament injury
Lumbago
Luxation of the foot
Luxation of the hip
Malalignment of toes
Morton's neuroma
Muscle strain
Muscular atrophy
Muscular disorders
Muscular pain
Necrosis of the femoral head
Osseous necrosis
Osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis of the ankle
Osteoarthritis of the shoulder
Osteochondrosis
Osteomalacia
Osteomyelitis
Osteoporosis
Patellar tendinopathy
Perthes diseases
Pigeon toe
Polyarthrosis
Rib fracture
Scheuermann’s disease
Scoliosis
Shoulder pain
Spasmodic torticollis
Spinal conditions
Spinal disk herniation
Spondylodiskitis
Spondylolysis
Spondylosis
Tenosynovitis
Unstable pelvic injury
Therapies
Arthrolysis
Arthroscopy
Back pain rehabilitation
Complications for artificial hip joints
Corrective osteotomy
Customized knee prosthesis
Endoprostheses
Endoprosthesis rehabilitation
Following the implantation of the artificial hip joint
Foot surgery in children
Hip prosthesis
Hip rehabilitation
Hip replacement revision
Hip surgery
Hip TEP (Total hip endoprosthesis)
Knee prosthesis
Knee rehabilitation
Knee replacement revision
Knee TEP
Minimal invasive hip surgery
Osteosynthesis
Shockwave therapy
Shoulder prosthesis
Shoulder prosthesis revision
Shoulder rehabilitation
Sled / sledge prosthesis
Tumor orthopedics
Diagnostics
Arthroscopy of the hip
Digital volume tomography
Gait analysis
Special Offers / Arrangements / Rooms
WLAN
Single rooms
Directions
Address
Carl Gustav Carus University Hospital, Dresden, at the Technical University of Dresden
