Orthopädie am Viktualienmarkt

Orthopedic surgery and sports orthopedics for the knee, hip and shoulder. Three specialists, one shared plan, in the heart of Munich's Old Town.

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Dr. Jan Willers, Dr. Berit Faistauer and Prof. Andreas Ficklscherer at the practice
Dr. Jan Willers, Dr. Berit Faistauer and Prof. Andreas Ficklscherer

Your starting point

Where does it hurt?

Turn the figure in any direction and tap the area that is causing you problems. We show you how we can help and who will treat you.

Body figure with the areas shoulder, back, elbow, hip, knee and foot

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Knee

Pain when running, on the stairs or after twisting your knee in sports.

We are happy to help

  • Arthroscopy, ACL, cartilage and joint replacement from one team
  • Ultrasound, X-ray and cone beam CT (DVT) during your appointment

Prefer to call? +49 89 29161715

Common causesPossible causes of knee pain
  • Cruciate ligament tear
  • Meniscus tear
  • Cartilage damage
  • Knee osteoarthritis
  • Pain around the kneecap
  • Ligament injuries
SurgicalTreatment with surgery
  • Arthroscopy for meniscus and cartilage
  • Cartilage surgery depending on findings
  • ACL reconstruction
  • Partial or total knee replacement (TKR)
ConservativeTreatment without surgery
  • Physiotherapy with a clear exercise plan
  • Hyaluronic acid and autologous blood therapy (ACP)
  • Targeted injections under ultrasound guidance
  • Acupuncture
  • Supports and orthoses
  • 3 specialistsOrthopedics, trauma surgery and sports medicine under one roof
  • We operate ourselvesOutpatient at the IsarAOP Zentrum, inpatient at Klinik Josephinum
  • In-house diagnosticsUltrasound, X-ray and cone beam CT without a second appointment
  • Private and publicPrivately insured, self-paying and publicly insured patients, including children

Surgery

Knee, hip and shoulder surgery

We perform outpatient surgery at the IsarAOP Zentrum and inpatient surgery at Klinik Josephinum. Preliminary consultation, planning and aftercare remain with us at the practice.

All procedures
Knee and sportsACL reconstruction

Reconstruction after a cruciate ligament tear, with structured rehabilitation all the way back to sports.

Outpatient or inpatient

Learn more about ACL reconstruction

Knee and shoulderArthroscopy

Keyhole surgery for meniscus tears, cartilage damage and tendon injuries.

Usually outpatient, IsarAOP Zentrum

Learn more about Arthroscopy

KneeCartilage surgery

Procedures for localized cartilage damage, depending on the size and location of the damage.

Usually arthroscopic

Learn more about Cartilage surgery

KneeKnee replacement

Partial or total knee replacement for advanced osteoarthritis, individually planned.

Inpatient, Klinik Josephinum

Learn more about Knee replacement

HipHip replacement

Minimally invasive via the muscle-sparing Watson-Jones approach.

Inpatient, Klinik Josephinum

Learn more about Hip replacement

ShoulderShoulder surgery and replacement

Tendon repair, stabilization and joint replacement of the shoulder.

Outpatient or inpatient

Learn more about Shoulder surgery and replacement

Deciding together

From diagnosis to therapy

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  1. 01 Prof. Ficklscherer examines a patient's leg

    Examination

    We listen and examine you thoroughly, because the conversation is the most important part of the diagnosis.

  2. 02 Ultrasound examination at the practice

    Imaging

    Ultrasound, X-ray and cone beam CT directly at the practice, without a second appointment.

  3. 03 Dr. Willers discusses the findings using a model of the hip joint

    Shared decision

    Three specialists, one plan. We discuss difficult cases as a team.

  4. 04 Dr. Willers treats a patient with shockwave therapy

    The right therapy

    Surgery when it helps you. No surgery when that is the better fit.

A morning at the practice

Get to know us before you come.

Two minutes of everyday life at the practice: how we examine, explain and decide together.

Still from the practice's image film

Simply arrive

Your first appointment

  1. Book online or by phoneChoose an appointment on Doctolib or give us a call.
  2. Bring your reports and cardExisting images, reports and your list of medications help us a lot.
  3. Examination and a shared planWe discuss the findings and the next steps directly with you.

Before your visit

What would you like to know?

Your question is not listed? Give us a call or write to info@o-a-v.de.

Where do you operate?

We perform outpatient procedures such as arthroscopies at the IsarAOP Zentrum near Sendlinger Tor, and inpatient procedures such as hip and knee replacement at Klinik Josephinum. The preliminary consultation, planning and aftercare take place at our practice.

Can I get a second opinion?

Yes. If surgery has been planned, we review your documents and tell you openly what we recommend. We discuss difficult cases as a team of three.

What imaging is available at the practice?

Ultrasound, X-ray and cone beam CT (DVT), which shows bones and joints in three dimensions. If an MRI is needed, we arrange it and then discuss the images with you.

Do you treat privately and publicly insured patients?

Yes. We treat privately insured patients, self-paying patients and patients with statutory (public) health insurance. For privately insured patients, we bill according to the German medical fee schedule (GOÄ). For patients with statutory insurance, services such as shockwave therapy, hyaluronic acid or autologous blood therapy are self-pay services; we discuss this openly with you in advance.

Do you also treat children?

Yes, we also treat children and adolescents. We do not offer specialized pediatric orthopedics.

What happens at the first appointment?

You book online or by phone. At the appointment, we listen, examine you and, if needed, perform ultrasound, X-ray or cone beam CT directly at the practice. Then we discuss the next steps together.

What should I bring?

Your health insurance card, existing reports and images (for example an MRI on CD) and a list of your medications.

What should I do in an emergency?

Outside our opening hours, you can reach the medical on-call service at 116 117. In a life-threatening emergency, call 112.

Practice reception with the logo on the wall

In the heart of Munich

A few minutes' walk from Marienplatz

Frauenstraße 17
80469 Munich

Take the S-Bahn or U-Bahn to Marienplatz; from there it is about a three-minute walk across the Viktualienmarkt.

Appointment and contact

We look forward to seeing you.

Address

Orthopädie am Viktualienmarkt
Frauenstraße 17
80469 Munich

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Contact

+49 89 29161715
info@o-a-v.de

Opening hours

Opening hours of the practice
Monday8 am to 5 pm
Tuesday8 am to 6 pm
Wednesday8 am to 5 pm
Thursday8 am to 7 pm
Friday8 am to 1 pm
Weekendclosed
Current hours on Google

Emergency outside opening hours: medical on-call service 116 117, in a life-threatening emergency 112

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