Online Traumatology | Free Consultation

For guidance on sports injuries, back pain, chronic joint pain, review of X-rays or MRIs, evaluation of minor injuries, rehabilitation planning and second opinion before surgery.

Yes, you can share digital images or radiology reports during the consultation. The traumatologist can interpret them and guide you on diagnosis and treatment.

Obvious bone deformity, complete inability to move a limb, very intense pain after trauma, open wound or significant bleeding, or possible spinal fracture require urgent in-person care.

Yes, low back pain, cervicalgia, disc herniation and sciatica are very common in online traumatology. The specialist can guide you on analgesia, rest, physiotherapy and exercise.

Traumatology consultations at AliviaQ start from €30, significantly less than a private in-person consultation which usually costs €80-150.

Yes, the diagnosis and management of sprains, tendinopathies, partial muscle tears, chondropathies and other sports injuries can be perfectly guided online with photos and description of the injury mechanism.

Yes, a second opinion is one of the most valuable uses of online traumatology. You can share your report and X-rays with an independent specialist before making a surgical decision.

Yes, they can indicate what type of physiotherapy you need, how often and what exercises are appropriate for your injury. Many traumatologists work as a team with online physiotherapists.

Yes, the management of knee, hip or other joint osteoarthritis is very suitable for telemedicine. The traumatologist can guide on analgesia, physiotherapy and when to consider more invasive treatments.

Yes, we have pediatric traumatology specialists for the evaluation of injuries in children and adolescent athletes.

They can guide you on the probability of fracture based on the mechanism and symptoms, but definitive confirmation requires an X-ray. They can indicate whether you should go to the emergency room or wait.

Yes, chondromalacia patellae, meniscopathy, iliotibial band syndrome and other causes of chronic knee pain can be perfectly evaluated and guided in online consultation.

Photos or video of the affected area, previous radiology reports, description of the injury mechanism (how it happened), duration of symptoms and what treatments you have tried.

Yes, they can prescribe anti-inflammatories, analgesics and other medications for the management of pain and musculoskeletal inflammation.

Yes, many postoperative reviews (without the need for stitch removal, dressing changes or specific physical examination) can be done perfectly by video call, saving you travel.