Joint and bone injuries
Comprehensive approach, proprietary technologies, personalised programs

Joint and bone injuries

At Professor Blum's Centre, we use a proprietary method to restore the geometry and tissue architecture of the joint, allowing us to avoid surgical intervention.

Program designed for those who want:
  • a personalized recovery plan using Professor Blum’s method
  • consideration of all health and lifestyle factors
  • effective restoration of the deep neuromuscular joint system
  • quick and lasting results until full recovery

Why rehabilitation is important

Rehabilitation after joint injury is essential for restoring joint function, alleviating pain, preventing complications and consequences of the injury, and reducing the chance of recurrence.

Proprietary method

Professor Blum's proprietary rehabilitation strategy is based on the principles of integrative medicine, combining biology, mechanics, and physics. This method restores tissue architecture and joint geometry, optimises blood supply, innervation, and synovial fluid production, thus fully restoring the joint and limb function to their original state, allowing a return to an active life without limitations.

 

The Centre uses unique rehabilitation modular exercise machines that selectively and gradually impact injured joints and tissues, avoiding overload. A comprehensive individual program is developed for each patient, implemented under the direct supervision of Professor Blum.

Program objectives
  1. Maximum restoration of joint mobility and full range of motion
  2. Improvement of muscle strength, coordination, and balance
  3. Restoration of deep sensitivity
  4. Elimination of trauma complications - adhesions, contractures, deformities
  5. Achieving complete restoration of body geometry and symmetry

Types of injuries we work with

At the Centre, we provide rehabilitation and restorative treatment for the following six groups of conditions:

  1. Complex, intra-articular, combined fractures
  2. Joint dislocations with nerve damage, recurrent dislocations
  3. Joint contusions with damage to the joint capsule
  4. Postoperative joint recovery
  5. Recovery after joint replacement (endoprosthesis)
  6. Trauma complications - scars, tissue overgrowth, non-healing bone fractures

The goal of the restorative treatment is the fundamental restoration of all limb functions, complete body recovery, elimination of injury consequences, including psychological ones, as well as secondary complications from surgery and immobilisation.

To determine the strategy and tactics and objectively plan the expected results, we assess the volume of injured tissues, severity, duration, and depth of the injury, consequences of the performed surgery, duration of immobilisation, condition of adjacent organs and tissues. As well as overall health status before the injury, and overall energy resource - age, chronic diseases, previous injuries and surgeries, and medication treatment.

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Restore Body Geometry—Bringing the Musculoskeletal System Back to Symmetry
This is achieved using patented training devices and specialized equipment designed to act as an external mechanism that influences both the musculoskeletal system and internal organs. Patients with structural imbalances are carefully realigned, essentially "reassembled" into the correct anatomical position.
Renew the cell = renew its environment, improve the quality of connective tissue in the affected organ.
Once this is achieved, muscle, nerve, and epithelial cells can begin to grow, mature, and regenerate in a healthy manner. This fundamental principle has been the cornerstone of Professor Blum’s method, demonstrating successful treatment outcomes for complex and severe diseases for over 50 years.
Identify the Root Cause of Disease—Not Just Treat Symptoms
Over 50 years of clinical practice, this method has proven effective in treating severe systemic diseases such as myopathy, multiple sclerosis, ankylosing spondylitis, and a wide range of chronic conditions. Rehabilitation programs are tailored to the severity of the disease and the patient’s physical capabilities, ensuring treatment without excessive strain or complications.

Objectives of the program

  1. Restore tissue architecture
    Restore tissue architecture, integrity, joint geometry, and alignment of the joint and periarticular tissues.
  2. Eliminate deformities
    Eliminate deformities, displacements, asymmetries, postoperative adhesions, and scars, and restore normal blood flow and lymphatic drainage.
  3. Restore muscle volume
    Strengthen weak, injured muscles and tendons, restore muscle volume, and return strength, range of motion, and muscle-joint balance to their original level.
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Patient stories

Joint and bone injuries

After just one week at the clinic, the patient noticed significant changes in her appearance and, most importantly, her well-being.

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Katerina
Temporomandibular joint dysfunction.
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Joint and bone injuries

Rehabilitation Duration: 11 days.
Result: Restored alignment of the elbow joint, morphology, and biomechanical integrity of the joint tissues and muscles supporting the elbow. Full range of motion restored in the shoulder and scapula. Biomechanical symmetry between the right and left sides of the spine and rib cage restored. Shoulder girdle symmetry restored.

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Eva, 9 years old
Fracture of the right humerus, shoulder joint displacement.
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Elena
Rehabilitation after a shoulder injury. Elimination of long-term consequences of the injury.
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Nikolai
Severe combined injury to the lower limb. Tibial fracture, Ilizarov apparatus surgery. Contractures of the knee and ankle joints
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Joint and bone injuries

Rehabilitation Goals: Quick return to competition, strengthen the injured joint, and eliminate the fear of reinjury. Result: 22 days after the injury, Mikhail Youzhny participated in the final match and won the Davis Cup 2006 with the Russian national team.

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Mikhail Youzhny
Russian tennis player, world class athlete. Former world No. 8 in singles. Diagnosis: Injury to the right ankle joint, damage to the ligamentous and capsular apparatus. Rupture of the fibula and inferior transverse ligaments.
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Professor Evgeny Blum

Professor Blum’s Exclusive Rehabilitation System

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Professor Blum’s patented diagnostic system always identifies the root cause of illness.
Systematic Approach
Restoring body geometry, renewing connective tissue, and replenishing vital resources.
Eliminating the Root Cause
The goal is to address the true cause of the disease, distinguishing it from its consequences, regardless of multiple symptoms.
Freedom from Illness
Our mission is confidence and optimism, complete control over your health, and freedom from disease.

For Your Convenience, the Sierra Blanca Resort Spa Hotel is Open on the Center’s Premises. The hotel is nestled in a cedar park at the foot of La Concha Mountain, offering stunning views of the sea, Gibraltar, and the African coast from its terrace.

Sierra Blanca Resort Spa Includes:

28 Comfortable Rooms with
modern design
Swimming Pool
Heated Seawater Pool
SPA Zone
Imperial jade-based treatments with specialized massages
Restaurant
Mediterranean cuisine featuring local seafood, fruits, and vegetables grown in sunny Andalusia

Q&A

What age patients do you accept?

We provide individual rehabilitation for patients of all ages – from newborns and adolescents to adults and the elderly.

Is rehabilitation always necessary after fractures?

Yes, even after "ordinary" fractures, a rehabilitation course is necessary to restore the range of motion and eliminate the consequences of immobilisation and using a cane or crutches.

Is the rehabilitation efficient if more than 2 years have passed since the injury?

This depends on the complexity of the injury, previous treatments, and the initial state of the body. To get a detailed answer, schedule a free consultation with a Centre doctor.

How much does the treatment cost?

The cost of rehabilitation is 600 euros per day without accommodation, from 719 euros per day with accommodation in a standard double room at the hotel on the Centre’s premises. The exact duration and cost of the treatment course are determined after consultation with the doctor.

What are the stages of treatment at the Centre?

The post-traumatic rehabilitation process is divided into several stages:

  1. Specialist consultation.
    Online consultation with a rehabilitation therapist: review of medical history, complaints, treatment results, determination of the duration and cost of the treatment course. If necessary, a plan for additional examination is developed.
  2. Determination of the rehabilitation plan.
    Consultation with Professor Blum and a rehabilitation therapist.
    Examination, biomechanical testing, diagnosis according to the proprietary system, determination of problems and their priority, development of an individual comprehensive rehabilitation program. 
  3. Attendance at sessions.
    In accordance with the developed program, the patient attends sessions at the Centre. The rehabilitation therapist evaluates the progress and adjusts the program.
  4. Finishing the treatment course.
    Receiving recommendations and a set of exercises to do at home.

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