Mikolaj Wrobel

Mikolaj Wrobel is an orthopedic surgeon specializing in robotic-assisted joint surgery at Carolina Hospital. He integrates robotic systems and 3D printing to perform knee reconstructions and replacements. This integration allows for precise surgical planning. He treats musculoskeletal injuries for both adults and children starting from age 7.

Specialization and Surgical Focus

Wrobel treats the knee, ankle, and foot joints. He treats injuries such as torn ACLs, meniscus tears, and chronic conditions like knee osteoarthritis. The surgeon performs diverse procedures to restore joint mobility and function. These surgeries aim to return patients to their daily activities.

• Robotic knee replacement surgery (arthroplasty)
• Arthroscopic meniscus repair and transplants
• ACL reconstruction and ligament cartilage repair
• Osteotomies of the lower limbs
• Ankle joint replacement and arthroscopy
• Reconstruction of foot joints and toes
• Revision knee arthroplasty for failed previous implants

Treatment of Injuries and Infections

Wrobel treats musculoskeletal traumas including dislocations, fractures, and muscle damage. He provides surgical care for bone infections. Additionally, he performs Achilles tendon arthroplasty and treats anterior ankle impingement. His surgical approach uses arthroscopic techniques, which involve small incisions to visualize and treat joint issues.

Work Experience

• Orthopedic Surgeon at Carolina Hospital in Warsaw, Poland

Professional Background

Wrobel began his medical career in 2002. He practices at Carolina Hospital, which serves as a FIFA Medical Centre of Excellence. This facility acts as a medical partner for the Polish Olympic Committee. He applies these sports medicine standards to his daily patient care.