Best Rotator cuff repair surgery orthopedists in Poland: TOP 7 doctors

Dr. X is an orthopaedic surgeon specializing in the treatment of ankles, feet, knees, and shoulders. He utilizes to help treat joint damage and has been practicing since 1993. He has completed internships in several countries and was awarded the EFORT Traveling Fellowship in 2000. He has been living and practicing in Spain since 2006.

Graduate of the Faculty of Medicine at the Medical University of Łódź.

Since 1987, assistant and then senior assistant at the orthopaedic ward in Zgorzelec. From 2003 to 2007, assistant in the orthopaedic ward and head of the hospital in Lubań.

From January 2008, head of the department of orthopaedics and trauma surgery at the Jelenia Góra Regional Hospital. In 2012, orthopaedic surgeon at the KCM Clinic.

For years, Dr Jarosław Mączyński has mainly dealt with the problem of alloplasty [implantation] of large joints - mainly the hip and knee.

He has performed more than 1,500 hip and knee prosthetic procedures both primary and revision, hip capoplasty, joint reconstruction procedures, peri-prosthetic fractures using state-of-the-art implants and revision systems.

The doctor is certified in the use of hip, capoplasty and knee implants from all leading companies.

Jarosław Mączyński, MD, performs diagnostic examinations in the field of:

Diagnostic and surgical arthroscopy of the knee joint

Arthroscopy of the knee joint with ACL reconstruction

Hip joint endoprosthesis

Orthopedist-Traumatologist, Specialist in the knee, tendons and ligaments treatment

I have been associated with the Carolina Medical Center clinic since 2009 - initially as part of the Student Science Club, then I completed a specialization training as part of my residency. 

I am a member of the Polish Orthopedic and Traumatological Society, the Polish Arthroscopic Society, the Polish Society of Hand Surgery and the European Society of Sports Traumatology, Knee Surgery and Arthroscopy

The main area of my interest is sports traumatology – treatment of fractures and reconstruction of damaged tendons or ligaments; arthroscopic surgery – especially knee and wrist surgery and hand surgery – including procedures using the WALANT method (Wide-awake Local Anesthesia No Tourniquet). 

In the postoperative period, I stay in touch with the patient in order to ensure the most optimal way of recovery – through supervision of rehabilitation and regular check-ups. In my work, I attach great importance to comprehensive treatment that focuses not only on the structural problem, but also takes into account the patient’s chronic diseases, dietary management and lifestyle changes.