Neurology Clinic II – Vertebrogenic Clinic

Appointments can be booked by phone in the morning from 07:00–08:00 and after 13:00, or online via the e-poradie system. For first-time examinations, please bring your complete medical documentation from your general practitioner, along with your referral form. The outpatient clinic specializes in examining patients with spinal conditions, such as radicular pain syndromes of the cervical and lumbar spine, lower back pain, functional movement disorders, SI joint blockages, and other related conditions. The examination includes a detailed vertebrological assessment, referral for supporting tests—particularly imaging or electrophysiological examinations—evaluation of the patient’s condition, and determination of whether inpatient or outpatient treatment is required. The examination also includes assessment of spinal function, administration of local injections, certain chiropractic techniques, and traction therapy. In addition, the neurologist, in cooperation with a neurosurgeon, may indicate periradicular injections (PRT), ozone therapy (in cooperation with the Department of Radiology), or ultrasound-guided injections. The outpatient clinic works closely with the inpatient department, the infusion day clinic, and the rehabilitation unit of the Neurology Clinic.