Sports injuries

Sprain
Jumper’s knee
Tennis elbow and golfer’s elbow
Insured patient
Public patient
Private patient

Sports injuries

At CPH Privathospital, our sports medicine doctors specialise in diagnosing and treating sports injuries. We are ready to help you with your sports injury from start to finish, whether you are self-paying, have health insurance or are referred via the public waiting time guarantee.


No waiting time for examination or operation

CPH Privathospital has a professional team of multidisciplinary specialists. We never let patients wait, so you can quickly receive both examination and treatment for your injury.

We work according to the highest national and international standards.

Our sports medicine doctor Bjarne Szczurek Pedersen has been a top-division club doctor for more than 20 years and is the club doctor for Lyngby Boldklub – we also collaborate with several sports clubs in Furesø. We treat professional athletes as well as amateur athletes without waiting time, so you can return to your sport as quickly as possible.

We treat, among others:
– Achilles tendon injuries
– Ankle stabilisation surgery
– Cartilage injury in the knee
– Shockwave therapy (ESWT)
– Muscle fibre tear
– Sprain
– Arthroscopy of the ankle
– Arthroscopy of the knee
– Knee/skiing injuries
– Cruciate ligament
– Runner’s knee
– Meniscus injury in the knee
– Jumper’s knee
– Tennis/golfer’s elbow


Prevention and rehabilitation of sports injuries

It is far from certain that your injury requires an operation. Our team of specialists will always start by examining whether the injury can be treated with physiotherapy, injections or medication.

If surgery is necessary, we offer operations using the latest techniques. This typically takes place using a so-called keyhole surgery.

At CPH Privathospital, the rehabilitation programme for a sports injury is an integrated part of the treatment both before and after an operation.

Our in-house physiotherapists can guide you to ensure that you do not overchallenge your body. The physiotherapist can give you good advice and guidance on how to get the most out of your rehabilitation.

You can also receive a training plan tailored to your needs, so you avoid overuse injuries.