Microsurgery
Ortoplastyka
Become a Member
According to the Society's Statute, POS member may be a practicing physician, either a specialist or in the course of specialization in orthopedics, surgery, pediatric surgery or other specialization, after expressing the will to cooperate in achieving the objectives of the Society, in written declaration.
Candidate obtains support from two current members of the Society from different centers.
The Management Board of the Society adopts a resolution on admission to the Society within 3 months from the date of submitting the declaration.
The initial membership fee POS is 250 PLN per year,, natomiast while the subsequent annual membership fee is 200 PLN or each roku kalendarzowym.
Management Board
Paweł Maleta
PresidentTrauma and orthopedic surgery
Bartosz Mańkowski
Vice PresidentGeneral surgery; Oral and maxillofacial surgery
Rafał Garlewicz
Board SecretaryTrauma and orthopedic surgery
Jakub Marchewka
TreasurerTrauma and orthopedic surgery
Adam Domanasiewicz
Board MemberGeneral surgery; Emergency medicine
Marcin Złototorowicz
Board MemberTrauma and orthopedic surgery
Salus aegroti suprema lex - The well-being of the patient is the most important law
The doctor has only one task - to heal the Patient.
Hippocrates
A crush injury may result in limb amputation, properly planned and implemented reconstructive treatment may preserve the limb with its optimal function.
Post-traumatic segmental defect of bone and surrounding soft tissues is a challenging therapeutic problem. Depending on the clinical situation and experience of the team above mentioned can be treated with microsurgical techniques, Masquelet's method, bone transport according to the Ilizarov method.
Treatment of periprosthetic infections complicated by a soft tissue defect is a challenge for orthoplasty, and it is successful to cure the infection while maintaining optimal limb function.
Replantation - the surgical reattachment of a completely amputated part of the body with restoration of blood supply, innervation and function.
The use of orthoplastic techniques in the treatment of multi-tissue defects after oncological resections allows for biological treatment without the need for prosthetics.
