ORTHOPAEDIC CARE
Your movement.
Our focus.
Personal care, from our first conversation to the next step in your everyday life.
Charalampos Kontos MDOrthopaedic Surgeon
01 / CONDITIONS & CARE
Care for what
moves you.
Every person has different needs. Find the area that concerns you and explore the available care.
Choose an area to explore the available care
Your knee, with every step.
Choose another areaFrom sports injuries to osteoarthritis, care begins with a thorough assessment.
Robotic knee replacementTotal & partial knee replacement
Total or partial knee replacement may be an option for certain knee conditions. Robotic assistance provides the surgeon with tools for planning and guidance. The suitability of surgery is discussed in light of the clinical findings and your individual needs.
Knee arthroscopyMeniscus, ligaments & cartilage injuries
Arthroscopy allows the surgeon to examine and, where appropriate, treat problems inside a joint through small incisions. The indications and rehabilitation programme depend on the joint and the type of injury.
Sports injuriesAssessment, treatment & return to exercise
Care for a sports injury includes assessment, selection of an appropriate treatment and follow-up during rehabilitation. The aim is a gradual return to activity, taking account of recovery and the demands of each sport.
Your hip, with freedom to move.
Choose another areaPain, stiffness or difficulty walking: explore the care options for your hip.
Robotic hip replacementPersonalised planning with robotic assistance
Hip replacement may be considered for advanced hip osteoarthritis when pain and restricted movement affect daily life. Robotic assistance supports personalised planning and the placement of implants by the surgeon.
Hip osteoarthritisAssessment of symptoms & treatment options
Hip replacement may be considered for advanced hip osteoarthritis when pain and restricted movement affect daily life. Robotic assistance supports personalised planning and the placement of implants by the surgeon.
Hip arthroscopyUnderstanding when the procedure is appropriate
Arthroscopy allows the surgeon to examine and, where appropriate, treat problems inside a joint through small incisions. The indications and rehabilitation programme depend on the joint and the type of injury.
Your shoulder, in everyday movement.
Choose another areaAssessment of pain and mobility, with your own activities in mind.
Shoulder arthroscopyRotator cuff, instability & joint injuries
Arthroscopy allows the surgeon to examine and, where appropriate, treat problems inside a joint through small incisions. The indications and rehabilitation programme depend on the joint and the type of injury.
Sports injuries of the shoulderInjuries & rehabilitation follow-up
Care for a sports injury includes assessment, selection of an appropriate treatment and follow-up during rehabilitation. The aim is a gradual return to activity, taking account of recovery and the demands of each sport.
Your hands, in the moments that matter.
Choose another areaCare for pain, numbness and restrictions in everyday use of your hand.
Carpal tunnel & nerve conditionsAssessment of nerve-related symptoms
Numbness, pain or difficulty moving the hand can have different causes. These include carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger finger, De Quervain’s tendinopathy, ulnar neuritis and arthritis at the base of the thumb.
Tendons & fingersTrigger finger & De Quervain’s tendinopathy
Numbness, pain or difficulty moving the hand can have different causes. These include carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger finger, De Quervain’s tendinopathy, ulnar neuritis and arthritis at the base of the thumb.
Thumb-base arthritisPain & function of the thumb
Numbness, pain or difficulty moving the hand can have different causes. These include carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger finger, De Quervain’s tendinopathy, ulnar neuritis and arthritis at the base of the thumb.
Your feet, the foundation of movement.
Choose another areaFrom your toes to your heel, care is tailored to your walking needs.
Foot conditionsBunions, flat feet & Morton’s neuroma
Pain in the sole or toes and difficulty walking need assessment. Care covers conditions such as bunions, Achilles tendinopathy, plantar fasciitis, flat feet and Morton’s neuroma.
Heel & Achilles painClinical assessment & treatment options
Pain in the sole or toes and difficulty walking need assessment. Care covers conditions such as bunions, Achilles tendinopathy, plantar fasciitis, flat feet and Morton’s neuroma.
Sports injuries of the ankleSprains & other injuries
Care for a sports injury includes assessment, selection of an appropriate treatment and follow-up during rehabilitation. The aim is a gradual return to activity, taking account of recovery and the demands of each sport.
Your back & neck, in everyday life.
Choose another areaUnderstanding your symptoms and planning the next steps in your care.
Neck painPain & restricted neck movement
Back or neck pain can affect work, sleep and daily activities. Assessment is based on your medical history and a clinical examination. Further investigations and the treatment plan are determined by the findings.
Lower back pain & sciaticaAssessment of back & leg symptoms
Back or neck pain can affect work, sleep and daily activities. Assessment is based on your medical history and a clinical examination. Further investigations and the treatment plan are determined by the findings.
02 / ROBOTIC JOINT REPLACEMENT
Technology
in the service
of movement.
Robot-assisted hip and knee replacement, with planning tailored to each patient’s anatomy.
Charalampos Kontos is certified in robotic joint replacement. The appropriate treatment is selected following an individual medical assessment.
03 / THE DOCTOR
Medical knowledge.
Human connection.
Care begins by listening to what concerns you and how it affects your everyday life.
Charalampos Kontos graduated from the Medical School of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and is a consultant at the Second Orthopaedic Department of HYGEIA Hospital. His clinical practice covers orthopaedics and trauma, with a particular interest in robotic joint replacement and sports injuries.
At the practice, every case is assessed individually. Treatment options are explained clearly, taking account of the condition, the patient’s needs and their goals.
More about his training
Training in General Surgery at Lamia General Hospital and in Orthopaedics and Trauma at Komotini Hospital and Asklipieio Voulas Hospital. Further training at the Sports Injuries Department of KAT Hospital and in paediatric orthopaedics at Panagiotis & Aglaia Kyriakou Children’s Hospital. He has also worked as a doctor for amateur sports teams.
We listen
Your history, concerns and goals.
We assess
Your condition, through a clinical examination and appropriate investigations.
We plan together
Your treatment plan and the next steps.
04 / THE PRACTICE
In your neighbourhood.
By your side, in motion.
Find us here.
46 Formionos Street, Athens · 4th floor
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ORTHOPAEDIC CARE ATHENS
46 Formionos St
Pangrati, Athens · 11633
4th floor
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Get directions Information for your visitBEFORE YOUR VISIT
Your first
questions.
How can I make an appointment?
Call +30 210 722 2146 or +30 697 744 0874, or use the contact option below. Your appointment is confirmed when the practice gets in touch with you.
What should I bring?
If available, bring previous imaging and reports, along with a list of your current medication. Contact the practice for any specific instructions for your visit.
Is surgery always necessary?
No. Treatment depends on your diagnosis and needs. Following assessment, the doctor will discuss suitable non-surgical or surgical options with you.
Where is the practice?
On the 4th floor at 46 Formionos Street, Pangrati, Athens. Use “Get directions” for navigation with Google Maps. Call the practice for information about access to the premises.
05 / CONTACT
Your next step
begins with
a conversation.
Get in touch to arrange your visit.
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