He is mainly concerned with the treatment of sports injuries and other musculoskeletal disorders, always aiming to achieve complete recovery for his patients and using minimally invasive or arthroscopic surgical techniques whenever possible.
Education
He earned his PhD with a dissertation titled “Biomechanical and Clinical Evaluation of Femoral Press-Fit Fixation in Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction.” In addition to the knee joint, he focused more extensively on the treatment of shoulder joint disorders, spending six months in Melbourne on a shoulder surgery fellowship.(2005)
Specialist in sports medicine(1999)
Job experience
He has been treating athletes for several decades and has served as the team physician for the Hungarian national team at four Olympic Games and numerous European and World Championships. He is involved in teaching sports surgery at the Department of Sports Medicine at Semmelweis University.
I previously served as the team doctor for the FTC men’s handball team, and I currently serve as the team doctor for the table tennis team, the women’s national handball team, and the FTC women’s handball team. As a member of the medical team, I participated in the Olympic Games in Athens and Beijing, as well as the Youth Olympic Festivals in Paris and Lignano.
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