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- Orthopedics and traumatology
- Prof. Christoph Rangger
Prof. Christoph Rangger
Nordwest Hospital / Germany
Experience: more than 25 years
- Orthopedics and Traumatology
About the doctor
The world-renowned orthopedic specialist, chief physician of the orthopedics, traumatology and spine surgery department in the hospital Nordwest. Professor K. Rangger is considered an expert in the operative and conservative treatment of complex cases of the entire apparatus of the movement disorders, including the spine and the hip joint. In addition, he is a specialist in the field of endoprosthetics of the shoulder, hip and knee joints, as well as in arthroscopic surgery of the shoulder, knee and ankle joints. He graduated from the University of California (San Diego), passed residency at the University Clinic of Traumatology of the University of Innsbruck (Austria). He received the title Professor of traumatology at the University of Bonn, Friedrich Wilhelm. Since 2006, he is an auditor of the direction “Orthopedics and Traumatology” of the Frankfurt State Medical Association. Professor Rangger is a doctor of category D, which means admission to operations of increased complexity. Christophe Rangger uses modern technologies, such as: 3-D image converter for intraoperative fluoroscopy, arthroscopic equipment for minimally invasive joint surgery, individual without cement and cement endoprostheses, endoscopic equipment for minimally invasive intervertebral disc surgery, etc.
Membership in professional organizations:
- Austrian Traumatology Society;
- German Society of Traumatology Surgery;
- International JSC Fund (JSC).
Specialization of the doctor: diseases and injuries of the knee; Treatment of serious injuries; Surgical and conservative treatment of injuries of the musculoskeletal system, including the spine, pelvis and hip; Artificial replacement of the joint after fractures or degenerative changes in the joint of the shoulder, hip and knee joint; Arthroscopy of the shoulder, knee and ankle.
