Pediatric surgery

Pediatric surgery involves the surgical treatment of a wide range of pediatric diseases from infancy to young adulthood, from top to toe. It includes abdominal, thoracic, urological, hand surgery therapies, as well as minor interventions such as the treatment of moles and inflammatory nail diseases. The child should not be treated as a small adult. They have different illnesses, different responses to interventions, a different healing capacity, and very different needs. With the proliferation of minimally invasive surgery in pediatric surgery, most body cavity surgeries are performed by video endoscopy instead of the earlier open, exploratory surgery, which results in less stress and pain, and significantly better aesthetic results.

Breast lift

In most women’s lives, the moment comes when she looks with dissatisfaction at the changed shape of her breasts. After childbirth, due to the passage of time or thanks to individual attributes, the skin loses its elasticity and tone. Breasts that have lost their perkiness can be made firmer with a plastic surgery procedure called a breast lift.

Breast reduction

While many women feel uncomfortable if they have small breasts, there are also those who experience problems with an excessively large bosom. Breasts that are too big can negatively affect everyday life and may even cause health problems. For them, plastic surgery can provide a suitable solution with a breast augmentation procedure, breast reduction, which can reduce the bust by up to a cup size.

Gastroenterology

Gastroenterology deals with diseases of the digestive system. These include diseases of the esophagus, stomach, small intestine, colon, pancreas, liver and biliary system.

TOT anti-incontinence surgery

The primary indication for TOT (transobturator tape) surgery is incontinence, i.e. involuntary loss of urine. The main cause of stress urinary incontinence (SUI) is a rupture of the urethra, which can be due to vaginal delivery, connective tissue disorders and increased physical exertion. 

Facelift

As the years go by, signs of aging appear on the face. Some people have wrinkles on their skin, for others the facial contours droop, or the amount of adipose tissue under the skin is dramatically reduced. Since the changes caused by aging can no longer be repaired after a while with cosmetic, cosmeceutical and aesthetic treatments, only a facelift performed by a plastic surgeon can correct the lax facial muscles and skin.

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Patients’ best interests should be the primary concern

The number of private health care institutions is growing rapidly, and with no end in sight. There is no doubt that this process is mainly driven by growing demand, from within the state healthcare system. But is there enough solvent demand to sustain all the increasingly expensive private clinics? What is the role of public and private care in the current health care system? We sought answers to these questions from Dr. Kornél Papik, Managing Director of Dr. Rose Private Hospital.

Anterior cruciate ligament surgery

The anterior cruciate ligament is a major determinant of knee joint stability. Tearing this ligament is one of the most common and dreaded sports injuries, though the problem may also be the result of a previous untreated, partially healed injury. How can the injury be diagnosed and what are the treatment options? How is cruciate ligament surgery performed and what are the risks? Find out more about cruciate ligament surgery here.

Infectology

Infectology is a medical specialty dealing with infectious diseases. These include diseases caused by bacteria, viruses, protozoa, parasites and fungi. However, complaints caused by infections can also occur in many other diseases, so an important task for the infectologist is to distinguish between infectious and non-infectious diseases.

Arteriogram (angiogram)

An arteriogram is a screening examination of the arteries and veins, that is, the blood vessels. With the help of a blood vessel examination, the flexibility or stiffness of the blood vessels’ walls can be determined, which can indicate the degree of atherosclerosis.