Sport: health and sports medicine

Unit in charge of assessing your basal capacities, to strike a balance between your treatment and training for your special condition. For any user, regardless of their sporting level. It is the starting point for all our programmes, led by sports medicine specialists with the support of podiatrists, biomechanics specialists and cardiologists, among others.

Led by the Traumatology team with the support of Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine, it is the unit in charge of overseeing the whole injury process: diagnosis, medical or surgical treatment, and early rehabilitation.

We use the most advanced technologies to guarantee the best results:

3T resonance, ice lab, multitom, integrated operating rooms, 300-sqm gymnasium, AlterG, pool with elevating floor, STT Biomechanics 3D System, among others.

Led by the Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine team and personal trainers, it is designed for anybody with an underlying pathology who wishes to carry out controlled physical activity, people with repetitive sports injuries, and athletes looking to safely readjust to their usual sporting environment.

Led by Cardiologists and Sports Doctors, it aims to advise athletes, regardless of their level, on how to avoid risk in sport, and to supervise those athletes with heart disease who wish to continue with their sporting activity.

Correlating imaging tests with the clinical context is essential when evaluating sports injuries. Even so, interpreting the tests is a complex task, one which is becoming increasingly difficult due to huge technological advances in the world of imaging.

Led by a sports radiology subspecialist with more than 20 years’ international experience with elite and professional athletes, the sports imaging unit offers a consultations programme to review and explain musculoskeletal imaging tests tailored to the patient.

Led by specialist in Rehabilitation and Physical Medicine and Sports Physicians, this unit treats locomotor system injuries through numerous regenerative and biological techniques. It also offers therapies and injections based on imaging techniques, performing invasive procedures with ultrasound control, either for definitive treatment or to assist the physiotherapy process for musculoskeletal injuries or other surgical procedures, reducing the size of the incision.