Operations – Foot and Arthroscopic Surgery
As part of our specialization in foot and arthroscopic surgery, we offer a high level of outpatient and inpatient surgeries. At the start, we perform a precise diagnostic investigation of your problems with the most modern devices. We then individually discuss with you the possible therapy options and clarify whether non-surgical therapies (conservative therapies) could be an alternative. If you decide to have an operation, we will of course personally perform this at the RKM 740 Interdisciplinary Specialist Clinic. After the operation, we will also monitor you and put together a postoperative treatment concept so that you can achieve your goals, whether they be pain reduction in everyday life or practicing your sport again.
Of course you’ll also have an appointment with our anesthesia team prior to the operation. Here you will be thoroughly informed about the anesthesia. Some blood tests may also be done here preoperatively to accompany you safely through the operation.
Our patient management will discuss all further matters for a pleasant stay in our clinic. You’ll find the right contact person here regarding desired services, such as accommodations in a single room.
We’ll personally accompany you, from your first appointment in our practice to the conclusion of your
follow-up treatment. The close cooperation with colleagues and fellow employees at the RKM 740 Clinic offers total care at the specialist level, short communication channels and a familiar atmosphere.
Foot surgery
In addition to diagnostics and therapy, our areas of specialization include the surgical treatment of foot problems. No matter what your complaints are, you’re in the best of hands with us. We perform both outpatient and inpatient surgeries. If necessary, even on both feet at the same time.
Hallux valgus (big toe deformity)
Hallux rigidus (arthrosis of the joint at the base of the big toe))
Claw toe/hammer toe/other deformities of the fifth toes/tailor's bunion
Childhood flexible flatfoot (Pes planovalgus)
Tendon injuries/tendon irritations/tendinitis
Heel spur/plantar fasciitis/heel pain
Achilles tendon complaints (achillodynia)/Haglund exostosis)
Morton's neuroma
Arthroscopic ankle surgery
An arthroscopy enables the surgical treatment of diseases such as cartilage damage or scarring through 2Â small incisions. It is often referred to as a “keyhole operation.” We perform both outpatient and inpatient surgeries in our RKM 740 clinic.
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Dr. med. Eva Wörenkämper

Dr. med. Daniel Radke
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