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Orthopaedic Surgery

The Department of Orthopaedic Surgery provides treatment of disorders in the musculoskeletal system (arms, legs and back), disorders caused by injury, disease or as a consequence of congenital disorders.

Anders Holsgaard Larsen

Anders Holsgaard Larsen, Ph.d.

Head of ResearchOrthopedics Research

Orthopaedic Surgery


+45 65 50 40 55
Jens Christian Werlinrud

Jens Christian Werlinrud

Head of Hand surgery and replantation

Orthopaedic Surgery


+45 30 82 80 15
Jens M. Lauritsen

Jens M. Lauritsen, Consultant. M.D., Ph.d, Public Health Specialist

Head of Accident Analysis Group

Orthopaedic Surgery


+45 29 21 18 06
Johnny Frøkjær

Johnny Frøkjær

Head of Foot/Ancle surgery

Orthopaedic Surgery


+45 65 41 35 86
Lonnie Froberg

Lonnie Froberg, Ph.d.

Head of Department

Orthopaedic Surgery


+45 65 41 22 05
Malene Mink Kristensen

Malene Mink Kristensen

Head of Department, MPG

Orthopaedic Surgery


+45 21 62 06 29
Martin Haagen Haubro

Martin Haagen Haubro

Head of alloplastic surgery

Orthopaedic Surgery


Martin Lindberg-Larsen

Martin Lindberg-Larsen ,Ph.d.

Head of Research


+45 51 43 57 11
Morten Schultz Larsen

Morten Schultz Larsen

Head of Trauma surgery and Infection/Tumor/Amputation/Reconstructation

Orthopaedic Surgery


+45 65 41 18 30
Rikke Rousing

Rikke Rousing

Head of Back surgery

Orthopaedic Surgery


+45 24 84 81 68
Tine Nymark

Tine Nymark

Head of Infection/Tumour/ Amputation/Reconstruction

Orthopaedic Surgery


+45 65 41 19 40
Uggi Balle

Uggi Balle

Head of Paedatric ortopaedics

Orthopaedic Surgery


+45 53 35 32 35
Peter Kraglund Jacobsen

Peter Kraglund Jacobsen

Head of Shoulder/Elbow surgery

Orthopaedic Surgery


+45 65 41 70 57

The Department of Orthopaedic Surgery provides treatment of disorders in the musculoskeletal system (arms, legs and back), disorders caused by injury, disease or as a consequence of congenital disorders. The Department is organised in a number of specialist areas which separately provide treatment at basic level as well as highly specialised level. The Department has a regional function for the whole of southern Denmark and national coverage for amputations and severe damage to hand and forearm. Information about treatments, waiting times and care is provided under the specific specialist areas.

The Department has university status and provides teaching to medical students and physicians. Moreover, the Department participates in the training/education of nurses, radiographers, and social and healthcare assistants as well as in the training/education of medical secretaries.

The Department is affiliated to a professorship. The Department runs the Accident Analysis Group which performs injury registration and conducts analyses.

The Department has a central location in the peacetime emergency and the regional trauma centre function at Odense University Hospital. Prevention and rehabilitation is also part of the Departments tasks.

Furthermore, the Department has activities in Svendborg where we have wards, day surgery as well as an outpatient department.

The Department of Orthopaedic Surgery has several specialist areas. The highly specialised function is divided into nine specialist areas:

  • Hosting the accident and emergency department of Odense University Hospital(open or unreferred accident and emergency department function)
  • Orthopaedic surgery local function for Odense Municipality and the nearest municipalities towards the north and west.
  • Orthopaedic surgery regional function for the entire Region of Southern Denmark and parts of Region Zealand.
  • Orthopaedic surgery national function with regard to reimplantation and brachial plexus injury.
  • The Department is located centrally at the trauma centre function of Odense University Hospital.
  • The Department runs the back surgery university centre together with the Department of Neurosurgery.
  • The Department runs the wound treatment university centre together with the Department of Plastic Surgery and the Department of Endocrinology.
  • The Orthopaedic Research Unit Den ortopædkirurgiske forskningsenhed - SDU
  • The Accident Analysis Group

In accordance with the guidelines from the Danish Health and Medicines Authority, the Department handles all main and regional functions within orthopaedic surgery, and nearly all highly specialised functions.

 

Treatment sections

  • OP
  • O-outpatient Department Odense
  • Day Clinic - Odense
  • Trauma centre /Accident and Emergency Department
  • O-outpatient Department Svendborg
  • Day Clinic - Svendborg

Wards

  • O1 - Svendborg
  • O-Ward - Odense
Annual admissions 7,700
Annual outpatient visits 74,000
Number of beds, Odense 79
Number of beds, Svendborg 26
Number of employees, Odense 352
Number of employees, Svendborg 73
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