Best Arthroscopic meniscectomy orthopedists in Czech Republic: TOP 5 doctors

Professor Hospodar is a highly qualified and experienced orthopedic surgeon, specializing in total knee and joint replacement, arthroscopic surgeries and related procedures, with over 26 years of experience. He is the Head Physician of the Orthopedic Unit in Malvazinky Hospital and Chief Physician of the Czech Olympic team since 1995. He has two Orthopedics postgraduate degrees and is a member of the Czech Society for Orthopedics and Traumatology and the Czech Arthroscopic Society.

Dr. Mario Bertoli is a top orthopedic surgeon in the Czech Republic. He specializes in hip and shoulder replacement and has over 17 years of experience.

He leads the Orthopedics Department. He is known for performing complex joint arthroscopic surgeries. Dr. Bertoli has high patient success rates and uses advanced surgical methods.

He is respected for his work in orthopedic surgery and holds leading accreditations in his field.

Dr. Petr Valis is an experienced orthopedic specialist with over 35 years at University Hospital Brno. He is the Deputy Head of the Orthopedic-Endoprosthetic Department. His main areas are sports medicine, sports injuries, and joint replacement. He focuses on treating cartilage defects in all joints.

Dr. Valis has completed advanced training in leading European centers, such as Cologne and Brussels. He has led important research projects on cartilage repair. He has given 91 lectures and published 38 scientific papers. He is an active member of the Czech Society for Orthopedics and Traumatology, the Society for Sports Traumatology and Arthroscopy, and the Czech Society for Bioimplantology.

Dr. Luděk Ryba is an experienced orthopaedic surgeon who specializes in spinal surgery. His main focus is on cervical spine stenosis. He has worked at the University Hospital Brno since 1995. In 2004, he earned his specialist qualification in orthopaedics.

He is a founding member of the Czech Spondylo-Surgical Society, established in 1999. Dr. Ryba is also active in the Czech Medical Chamber and the Czech Society of Orthopaedics and Traumatology. He is Deputy Head of Education, Science, and Research at Masaryk University. He completed his PhD in 2016.

Dr. Ryba has written many peer-reviewed articles and given lectures. His research covers topics such as cervical spondylotic myelopathy and spinal instability. He has made important contributions to spinal surgery in the Czech Republic.