Smetansky Vitaliy Viktorovich

Education:

• Bogomolets National Medical University, specialty "General Medicine";
• Dobrobut Academy, internship in "Orthopedics and Traumatology"

Areas of professional development:

• regular advanced training courses and master classes in orthopedics and traumatology, including PRP therapy, minimally invasive surgical orthopedics, etc.

Priority areas in clinical practice:

• diagnosis and treatment of injuries and diseases of bones, joints, and muscles;
• conservative and surgical treatment for limb injuries, arthrosis, sports injuries;
• minimally invasive surgery and day surgery;
• removal of metal fixators of any complexity;
• application of plaster and polymer casts (scotch-cast);
• injection treatment methods, including PRP therapy;
• individual postoperative rehabilitation programs (inpatient and outpatient);
• emergency care for fractures and dislocations (urgent traumatology).

Tell us about your professional interests other than your specialization:

• "I am learning medical English to communicate effectively with foreign patients. This allows for better explanation of the condition and treatment plan, as well as the implementation of modern international protocols into daily practice."

Doctor's advice:

• “Diseases of the musculoskeletal system often begin with mild discomfort — in the knees, back, shoulders, or when walking. Early consultation helps to quickly determine the cause of the symptoms and choose an effective recovery plan. If you experience crunching in the joints, fatigue, or limited movement, this is a good reason to consult a doctor. Taking care of the musculoskeletal system every day — through morning warm-ups, comfortable shoes, regular physical activity, and changing body position during sedentary work — helps maintain activity and reduces the risk of complications. During rehabilitation, it is important to adhere to the prescribed treatment plan and attend follow-up examinations. A systematic approach to prevention ensures stable recovery and maintains quality of life.”