Swimming as an endurance sport
In swimming, it is important to distinguish between aerobic and anaerobic sports performance. Maximum exercise activity that takes place within the first two minutes is… Read More »Swimming as an endurance sport
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Stefanie Unger
Sport and senescence
I operated on a young man after a severe dislocation of the elbow joint in which he had torn both collateral ligaments and the joint capsule on the front side.
Elbow surgery with external fixator
An external fixator was used for the first time in Central Europe during elbow joint surgery. Find out more!
Medical advisor for Orthofix
Since March, I have become the chief medical advisor (Key Opinion Leader) of Orthofix company for Austria. The company Orthofix is the 8th largest orthopedic medical device company in the world …
Congress for Sports Traumatology and Sports Medicine in Seefeld, Tyrol
It was a great honor and a special experience for me to take part in the 38th German-Austrian-Swiss Congress for Sports Traumatology from February 16 to 24. This took place in Seefeld, Tyrol. This event brought together experts from the field of sports medicine and sports traumatology from German-speaking countries and offered a unique platform for exchange, learning and networking.
How to prevent injuries when skiing?
I operated on a young man after a severe dislocation of the elbow joint in which he had torn both collateral ligaments and the joint capsule on the front side.
Painful finger joints
I operated on a young man after a severe dislocation of the elbow joint in which he had torn both collateral ligaments and the joint capsule on the front side.
Surgery after severe elbow dislocation
I operated on a young man after a severe dislocation of the elbow joint in which he had torn both collateral ligaments and the joint capsule on the front side.
Elbow replacement after humerus fracture
I operated on an elderly patient with a broken humerus in the elbow joint. I opted for a “half” elbow replacement.
ÖGU Congress 2023 in Salzburg
Continuing education is the be-all and end-all. Therefore, I am gathering further knowledge and experience these days at the annual congress of the Austrian Society for Trauma Surgery in Salzburg.
