Maksym Własny

With trigger finger, the goal is simple: restore smooth tendon movement without unnecessary disruption. At Wilmed, Maksym Własny performs ambulatory trigger finger treatment by releasing the tendon through cutting the narrowed pulley under local anesthesia. His orthopedics practice also concentrates on foot and ankle disorders in both children and adults, with additional interest in joint prosthetic work for the hip and knee. After medical school completed in 2010 at Kolegium Lekarsko-Wojskowe, Medical University of Łódź, he completed a postgraduate internship in Bydgoszcz and began his specialization there, later continuing it in Koszalin. During training, he gained experience from a leading specialist in treating foot deformities, Dr. Piotr Romaniuk. In everyday care, he focuses on minimally invasive operative management of conditions and injuries affecting the foot, ankle, hand, and the thumb’s degenerative changes. For patients, this means consultations that connect diagnosis to a targeted surgical plan—whether the indication is hallux valgus, flat feet (including flat–pronated feet in children), ankle joint problems, or trigger finger. The clinic’s outpatient approach is reflected in his trigger finger technique, designed for quick return to daily activity.

Education

• 2010 — Kolegium Lekarsko-Wojskowe, Medical University of Łódź, Medical studies.
• Postgraduate internship — Bydgoszcz.
• Specialization started in Bydgoszcz; continued later in Koszalin.

Work experience

• Postgraduate internship — Bydgoszcz.
• Specialization — Bydgoszcz (started).
• Specialization — Koszalin (continued).

Clinical focus and techniques

Maksym Własny’s clinical focus centers on minimally invasive operative treatment for musculoskeletal conditions—especially those affecting the foot, ankle, and hand.

• Minimally invasive operative treatment for hallux valgus.
• Minimally invasive operative treatment for flat feet, including flat–pronated feet in children.
• Treatment of foot disorders.
• Treatment of ankle joint disorders.
• Treatment of hand disorders.
• Treatment of degenerative changes of the thumb.
• Trigger finger release: tendon release by cutting the narrowed pulley under local anesthesia (ambulatory procedure).

Professional societies and certifications

Academic output

Courses and advanced training

• Numerous courses and collaboration involving a hospital in Koszalin and an orthopedics/traumatology/oncology of the musculoskeletal system clinic at the Pomeranian Medical University in Szczecin.

Awards and recognition

For international patients, he can be consulted online. His clinical work at Wilmed supports patients seeking care for orthopedic and traumatology issues, including children and adults with foot and ankle conditions.