Shoulder endoprosthetics have developed rapidly over the past few years.

Today's treatment options are better than ever, thanks to improved implants, new surgical procedures, and dedicated surgeons. At the same time, there is greater interest in minimally invasive computer-assisted surgical techniques in the shoulder. That's reason enough to talk to Dr. Géza Pap, Director of the Orthopaedic and Traumatology Centre at the Park-Krankenhaus hospital in Leipzig, about his own experiences and preferences as well as his personal assessment of current trends.

►Newsletter move! March/April 2008 (PDF - 789 kb)