Ortopeed
Dr. Stanislav Krumgolts on tunnustatud ortopeed-kirurg, kes tegeleb igapäevaselt õla probleemidega kimpus olevate patsientidega, kuid patsientide seast leiab ka teiste ortopeediliste muredega inimesi, olgu selleks siis põlv, labajalg või – käsi.
Dr. Krumgolts on saanud enda väljaõppe Ukrainas ning Eestis töötanud ortopeed-kirurgina juba üle 13 aasta.
Ortopaedist / languages: Estonian, English and Russian
Dr.Juntson got medical degree from University of Tartu and graduated in 2015. After that she started main residency in orthopaedic surgery because she was very interested in treating different traumas.
During her residency years she worked in different hospitals around Estonia.
Dr.Juntson passion for trauma sent her throughout her studies. She attended AO Trauma Basic and Advanced courses. Also she took part in AO seminars (foot and ankle fractures, wrist and hand traumas etc).
Dr.Juntson finished residency in 2020 and started working in Northen-Estonian Regional Hospital in Tallinn.
At first she specialised in foot and ankle surgery but soon came back to treating trauma.
Most of her everyday work right now is diagnosing, treating and following up trauma patients.
Thanks to training in different hospitals dr.Juntson has general knowledge in many orthopaedic problems ( overuse syndromes, deformities, arthrosis etc).
Dr Merila is a recognised orthopaedist with long professional experience who is dedicated to solving problems of the upper extremities, particularly in the treatment of conditions associated with shoulder pain.
As an additional specialty, he holds an international certificate in hand surgery. If you have a problem with your shoulder, elbow, wrist or hand, you will find an appropriate solution by making an appointment with Dr Merila.
Orthopaedist
Dr Dmitri Kulak is a leading orthopaedist in Estonia who has been working in the field of traumatology and orthopaedics for more than 10 years, performing on average more than 300 surgeries a year.
Since 2008, he has been working as an orthopaedic surgeon. Dr Kulak specialises in both arthroscopic and endoprosthetic surgeries and has a special interest in ankle and foot traumas, ankle pathologies, toe and foot deformities and arthritis of the knee and the hip. Several years of academic and practical experience has made him an internationally recognised surgeon. Dr Kulak gives lectures to his colleagues on orthopaedics both at Estonian and international professional refresher training events. He has made presentations in related professional congresses. Dr Kulak is the chief orthopaedist at East Tallinn Central Hospital and a member of the board of the Estonian AO Alumni Society, the European Foot and Ankle Society and the Estonian Orthopaedic Society.
Orthopaedist
Dr Dmitri Kulak is a leading orthopaedist in Estonia who has been working in the field of traumatology and orthopaedics for more than 10 years, performing on average more than 300 surgeries a year.
Since 2008, he has been working as an orthopaedic surgeon. Dr Kulak specialises in both arthroscopic and endoprosthetic surgeries and has a special interest in ankle and foot traumas, ankle pathologies, toe and foot deformities and arthritis of the knee and the hip. Several years of academic and practical experience has made him an internationally recognised surgeon. Dr Kulak gives lectures to his colleagues on orthopaedics both at Estonian and international professional refresher training events. He has made presentations in related professional congresses. Dr Kulak is the chief orthopaedist at East Tallinn Central Hospital and a member of the board of the Estonian AO Alumni Society, the European Foot and Ankle Society and the Estonian Orthopaedic Society.
Dr Timo Rahnel is an orthopaedist.
Dr Rahnel graduated from the University of Tartu Faculty of Medicine in 2009 and completed his residency in traumatology-orthopaedics in 2015. Dr Rahnel underwent his professional training in various centres in Estonia and in Finland.
Since 2013, he has been working as a physician for Estonia’s U21 football team. He is a board member of the AOTrauma Estonia and a member of ESSKA (the European Society for Sports Traumatology, Knee Surgery and Arthroscopy).
Dr Rahnel regularly participates in international training courses. With a scholarship from the European Federation of Orthopaedic Sports Traumatology (EFOST), he participated in a 2-week practical course in various centres in Poland, Germany and Italy in 2015 and a 3-month knee and shoulder surgery refresher training course at Tampere University Hospital in 2019.
In addition to his daily clinical work ranging from standard traumatology-orthopaedics to arthroscopic and endoprosthetic surgeries, Dr Rahnel carries out research projects.
His active membership in professional societies and his work in the Department of Orthopaedics at Tartu University Hospital and North Estonia Medical Centre has given him experience that enables him to provide professional training for his colleagues.
Dr Kritt is specialised in paediatric orthopaedics.
Dr Kritt graduated from the University of Tartu Faculty of Medicine in 2004. During her studies, she spent two years as an exchange student at the Hannover Medical School in Germany. Dr Kritt has experience working in specialised orthopaedics hospitals in Germany.
She completed her residency in orthopaedics in 2013 and started to work at the Department of Orthopaedics at Tallinn Children’s Hospital. She is a consultant orthopaedist for the Society of Patients with Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus and collaborates with paediatric orthopaedists from the Charite Clinic and Olgahospital in Stuttgart.
She specialises in congenital and acquired foot deformities, such as clubfoot and swing foot, congenital hip dysplasia, neuro-orthopaedics and spine deformities. She has been in involved in preparing Cheneau-braces and learned Schroth therapy.
Dr Kritt is a member of the Estonian Society of Paediatric Surgeons and the Estonian Orthopaedic-Traumatology Society.
Dr Norit is an orthopaedist working both in Estonia and Finland. Dr Norit graduated from the University of Tartu Faculty of Medicine in 2004 and then started to work in Finland. He completed his residency at Kuopio University Hospital, Mikkeli Central Hospital.
Since 2015, Dr Norit has worked part time at Mikkeli Central Hospital. He is a practising surgeon. In addition to trauma surgeries, he regularly performs endoprosthetic surgeries. He performs more than 200 hip and knee replacement surgeries annually.
He has worked at Sportomedica since the foundation of the clinic.
He has been a member of the Finnish Society of Surgery since 2008.
Orthopaedist, one of Estonia’s most valued arthroscopy and sports traumatology specialists (a physician of the Estonian national football team).
Dr Kaspar Rõivassepp is one of the most active and appreciated arthroscopy and sports traumatology specialists in Estonia. He graduated from the University of Tartu Faculty of Medicine in 2006 and completed his residency in orthopaedics in 2011. Dr Rõivassepp has participated in many refresher trainings and conferences around the world. He is also a member of ESSKA (the European Society for Sports Traumatology, Knee Surgery and Arthroscopy). Since 2008, he has been the principal physician of the Estonian national football team – a job which has given him long-term and varied experience in treating the widest range of sport injuries. In addition, he offers counselling to and treats many of Estonia’s elite and amateur athletes practising various sports. Patients value his true professionalism, hard-working mentality, friendly attitude and great sense of humour.
