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Orthopedic examination

An orthopedic examination a medical evaluation in which an orthopedic surgeon determines whether a patient has an orthopedic condition or disorder. An orthopedic examination be conducted in cases of absenteeism or work disability, or as a second opinion. This assessment may be supplemented with a neurological assessment, a Psychiatric examination an insurance-related work capacity assessment. If necessary, a professional interpreter may be provided for this assessment.

Sazyes offers the following orthopedic expert services.

  • In the event of absenteeism– and disability

    An orthopedic examination clarity in complex cases involving absenteeism and disability. The goal generally to determine whether there are any limitations related to an orthopedic condition or disorder.

  • As second opinion

    A orthopedic examination can also be used to review ongoing treatment, for example, to check it against the most current treatment guidelines. Or in objection and appeal procedures when a client disagrees with the outcome of an earlier examination performed by another orthopedist or institution.

  • At personal injury

    In the case of industrial workplace or traffic accidents, for example, we are called in to indicate whether there is a medical-causal connection between orthopedic complaints and a particular event. If the answer is yes, we also make a statement about any resulting limitations.

In the event of absenteeism– and disability

An orthopedic examination clarity in complex cases involving absenteeism and disability. The goal generally to determine whether there are any limitations related to an orthopedic condition or disorder.

As second opinion

A orthopedic examination can also be used to review ongoing treatment, for example, to check it against the most current treatment guidelines. Or in objection and appeal procedures when a client disagrees with the outcome of an earlier examination performed by another orthopedist or institution.

At personal injury

In the case of industrial workplace or traffic accidents, for example, we are called in to indicate whether there is a medical-causal connection between orthopedic complaints and a particular event. If the answer is yes, we also make a statement about any resulting limitations.

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Legal liability

Orthopedic examinations in connection with legal liability can be establised in various ways. 'Out of court', both the injured party and the liable party can take the initiative, whether or not in coordination with the other party. Parties can also ask the judge for a 'preliminary expert opinion' to determine whether they have a 'case'. Finally, the judge may also engage a medical expert, both at first instance and on appeal.