Gaspar Szabolcs
- Endoprostheses with and without cement in the hip joint
- Hip joint endoprosthesis revision surgery
- Hungarian introduction of metaphyseally fixed short hip prosthesis stems (DePuy Proxima®)
- Knee arthroscopy
- Knee joint anterior cruciate ligament replacements
- Knee joint endoprosthesis surgeries
- Knee joint endoprosthesis revision surgeries
- Corrective surgery for forefoot deformities
- Level III progressive trauma surgery
- Polytrauma management
Dr. Szabolcs Gáspár primarily deals with hip and knee joint problems, and prosthetic surgery and treats patients who have suffered musculoskeletal accidents.
In addition, he is a professional soldier and university lecturer who regularly attends national and international conferences to exchange knowledge and experience.
Dr. Szabolcs Gáspár puts this into practice with the following principles:
"The patient is always right, they should be questioned to tell you exactly what hurts, what their complaints are. This helps us to make the diagnosis." He believes it is also very important to explain to the patient exactly what the disease is, why it might have developed and how it will be treated. "I often find that patients come to the clinic with a complete picture of what is wrong with them, they have had several successful tests, but they don't understand what is wrong. But here there is time for all that. Patients who understand what their problem is will recover faster and easier."
Dr Szabolcs Gáspár also gained special professional experience on missions in Iraq and Afghanistan, where he worked as a trauma surgeon.
He also completed an internship at the Ambulance Service in his final year at Semmelweis University and worked as an ambulance doctor for an extra year. "It's worth a try for anyone involved in patient care. It is an interesting and rewarding experience to be an ambulance driver in Budapest."
In his spare time, he tries to spend as much time as possible with his family. His wife, two daughters and dog keep him in shape. He used to play sports regularly, playing basketball and fencing. "Now I'm back to regular exercise, I feel it relaxes and refreshes me. It also makes me feel fitter at work."
"A patient who understands what their problem is will recover faster and easier."
International experience:
- 2018: AOTrauma Course - Acetabular and Pelvic Fracture Management, Graz, Austria
- 2018: Smith&Nephew High Energy Trauma Forum, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
- 2017: AOTrauma/AORecon Course Comprehensive Periprosthetic Fracture Management of the Hip and Knee: Fracure Fixation and Revision Arthroplasty, Davos, Switzerland
- 2017: Smith&Nephew Instructional Course - From Complex Primary to Revision TKR Instructional Course, Watford, England
- 2017: LNKademy Infection PJI Master Course-Level 3, HELIOS ENDO Klinik Hamburg, Germany
- 2017: Smith&Nephew Instructional Course - Intramedullary Nailing, Munich, Germany
- 2017: BBraun Short Hip Expert Training Course - Minimally Invasive Hip Arthroplasty Berlin, Germany
- 2010: AOTrauma Masters Course - Minimally Invasive Osteosynthesis Budapest, Hungary
- 2014: European Trauma Course (ETC Provider) Ulm, Germany
- 2010: AOTrauma Course - Principles in Operative Fracture Management Szeged, Hungary
- 2009: ISAF German Field Hospital, Chief Medical Officer Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan
- 2007: Stryker Workshop on Impaction Grafting Exeter, United Kingdom
- 2007: De-Puy Proxima Workshop Besztercebánya, Slovakia
- 2006: Synthes LCP Workshop Győr, Hungary
- 2004: International Peacekeeping Force (CJTF-7), Surgeon, Iraq
- 2001: EU HOPE Fellowship Ireland
- 1999: Tampere University Hospital, Orthopaedic-Trauma Department, Trainee, Finland
Languages:
Hungarian, German, English
Hungarian Medical Chamber
Hungarian Orthopaedic Society
Hungarian Traumatology Society
Hungarian Arthroscopic Society
