Minimally invasive surgical technique commonly used to treat problems such as osteoarthritis, cartilage wear and tear, sports injuries and other conditions affecting the joints.

Surgical procedure in which the damaged or worn joint is replaced with a prosthesis. It is indicated in patients with severe osteoarthritis, chronic joint pain or joint damage due to injury or disease.

Damaged muscles or tendons are repaired. This surgery is often performed on people with sports injuries, muscle damage due to medical conditions, or wear and tear on muscles or tendons due to age or overuse.

Set of techniques to prevent or delay the progression of osteoarthritis and improve the quality of life of those affected in the most conservative way possible.

An ultrasound device is used to guide the surgery through small incisions in the skin, achieving greater precision and shorter recovery time.

Surgery in which bone is cut and reattached to correct a deformity or misalignment in the leg. This shaft correction is performed to improve function and prevent pain and wear and tear during physical activity.