Spinal rehabilitation

Traumatic conditions and inflammatory and degenerative diseases of the spine require rehabilitation. Spondylosis deformans (spondylarthrosis) affects all the structures of the spine and ultimately leads to severe deformity. Spondylosis deformans, or spondylarthrosis, results from osteoarthritis of the spine, degenerative disease of the intervertebral discs and of the small joints of the spine, bone sclerosis, osteophytes and spondylophytes, together with altered biomechanics combined with changes in bone structure.

Timely diagnosis, prevention and treatment can reduce pain and improve function. Daily exercise, physiotherapy and, where needed, spinal orthoses make a better quality of life possible. Medicines, used symptomatically or as targeted treatment, slow the progression of the disease and make activity possible. Through timely detection, new medicines and medical treatments should be made available to as many people as possible.

A specialist physiatrist-rheumatologist will guide you towards a solution or relief of your symptoms.