Persistent pain
Knee, shoulder or hip pain that persists, recurs or disturbs your sleep.
Orthopaedic Clinic · Loutraki
Orthopaedic Surgeon in Loutraki for knee, shoulder and hip conditions
In the centre of Loutraki, Orthopaedic Surgeon Georgios Petridis, MD, MSc provides individual orthopaedic assessment, clear explanations and a treatment plan tailored to your needs.
MD, MScTraining in Greece & the United KingdomMAKO certificationAMIS certification
Patient-centred clinical assessmentFrom diagnosis to selecting the right treatment approach.
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Listening & medical historyWhat is troubling you and how it limits you
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Clinical examinationA focused assessment of the problem
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A clear planClear options and next steps
The Loutraki clinic
A calm, organised setting for a thorough orthopaedic assessment
Your appointment allows time for your medical history, clinical examination and a clear understanding of your options. The clinic welcomes patients from Loutraki and the wider Corinthia region.
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Well-equipped examination roomFor focused clinical assessment and ultrasound evaluation, when indicated.
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Clear, personal guidanceA clear explanation of the findings and the available options.
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Continuity of careA follow-up plan tailored to your progress and goals.
When to arrange an assessment
When pain or limitation begins to affect your life
You do not need to know your diagnosis beforehand. The starting point is your symptom, how it began and which activities have become difficult.
Injury or instability
Pain after an injury, swelling, a feeling that the joint is giving way or difficulty bearing weight.
Restricted movement
Stiffness or weakness affecting work, exercise, walking or everyday movements.
Second opinion
Review of previous investigations or a proposed treatment before an important decision.
Following a recent serious injury, inability to bear weight, visible deformity, marked swelling or sudden loss of strength, seek urgent medical assessment.
Clinical focus
Orthopaedic assessment with a particular focus on the major joints
The treatment direction is determined after assessment — from non-surgical care and rehabilitation to procedural or surgical options when genuinely needed.
Knee
Pain, meniscal tears, cruciate ligament injuries, cartilage problems, instability and degenerative conditions.
Explore knee care →Shoulder
Tendinopathies, tears, instability, stiffness and pain with movement or at night.
Explore shoulder care →Hip
Groin or lateral hip pain, stiffness and difficulty walking.
Explore hip care →Sports injuries
Injury assessment and return to activity using clear criteria.
Explore sports injury care →Non-surgical treatments
Options tailored to your diagnosis, needs and goals.
Explore treatments →Modern procedures
Arthroscopic and reconstructive surgery when there is a clear clinical indication.
Explore procedures →This information is educational. Appropriate care can only be determined after an individual clinical assessment.
Georgios Petridis, MD, MSc
Clinical expertise with clear, person-centred communication
Orthopaedic Surgeon trained in Greece and the United Kingdom, with clinical experience at St. George's Hospital, London.
MSc in Metabolic Bone Diseases and Osteoporosis, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens.
Fully certified in Stryker MAKO robotic-assisted joint replacement.
AMIS certification for the direct anterior approach to hip replacement.
Particular focus on knee, shoulder, hip and sports injuries.
What to expect during your appointment
From your symptom to an evidence-based next step
Clinical examination and discussion come before selecting investigations or treatment.
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Medical history
When the problem began, what makes it worse and what you would like to return to doing.
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Examination
Clinical assessment of movement, strength, stability and function.
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Reviewing the findings
Review of previous investigations and new imaging only when needed.
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Plan
Clear treatment options, expectations and follow-up arrangements.
What to bring with youPrevious X-rays or MRI scans, medical reports, a list of medications and brief notes on when your symptoms started and how they have progressed. You do not need to arrange any new tests without prior medical advice.
Explore the clinic
The clinic before your visit
Contact & directions
Loutraki Orthopaedic Clinic
The clinic is located at 6 Ethnikis Antistaseos Street in Loutraki. To arrange an appointment, book online or call directly.
Address6 Ethnikis Antistaseos Street
Loutraki, 20300
Loutraki, 20300
Telephone+30 27440 61304
Opening hoursTuesday & Friday, 17:00–20:00
By appointment
By appointment
Map & directionsOpen the exact location in Google Maps
For an emergency, contact the appropriate emergency service.
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Frequently asked questions
Useful information before your appointment in Loutraki
Brief answers about directions, booking and preparing for your appointment.
Where is the orthopaedic clinic in Loutraki?
The clinic is located at 6 Ethnikis Antistaseos Street, Loutraki 20300. You can open the exact location in Google Maps from the contact section.
What are the Loutraki clinic's opening hours?
The clinic is open every Tuesday and Friday, 17:00–20:00, by appointment.
How can I book an appointment at the Loutraki clinic?
You can book online through Doctoranytime or call +30 27440 61304.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
It is helpful to bring previous imaging and medical reports, a list of medications and a brief account of when your symptoms started and how they have progressed.
Can I request a second orthopaedic opinion?
Yes. You may arrange a second-opinion assessment and bring your previous investigations, reports and proposed treatment plan.
Do I always need an MRI before my appointment?
No. Your history and clinical examination determine whether imaging is needed and which test may provide useful information. You do not need to arrange any new test without prior medical advice.
Which orthopaedic conditions are assessed at the clinic?
The clinic assesses musculoskeletal conditions and injuries, with a particular focus on the knee, shoulder, hip and sports injuries.
Loutraki Clinic · 6 Ethnikis Antistaseos Street
Take the next step with a clear understanding of your condition
Arrange an individual orthopaedic assessment online or call the Loutraki clinic.