Traumacare Clinic

20/10/2026

Osteoporosis often causes no pain. Until a fracture occurs. 🦴

One of the main challenges of osteoporosis is that it can develop over many years without causing any noticeable symptoms.

During this time, bones gradually lose strength, increasing the risk of fractures, even following a minor fall or injury.

That is why not waiting for pain to appear is also an important part of prevention.

Understanding your risk factors, looking after your bone health and having appropriate assessments when recommended can help identify osteoporosis before complications develop.

Today, 20 October, World Osteoporosis Day, we want to highlight an important message:

The absence of pain does not always mean your bones are healthy.

📖 Would you like to learn more? In our blog, we explain the differences between osteoporosis, arthritis and osteoarthritis.

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📍 Traumacare Clinic · Punta Prima, Torrevieja

16/10/2026

🦴 16 October | World Spine Day

Your spine supports you through every movement. But do you know when it's time to seek specialist care?

Persistent back pain, neck discomfort, pain radiating into your arms or legs, tingling or muscle weakness… These symptoms can have different underlying causes and may benefit from a specialist assessment.

👨‍⚕️ At Traumacare Clinic, Dr Daniel Gómez González, Head of our Spine Unit, specialises in the diagnosis and treatment of cervical and lumbar spine conditions, as well as complex spinal surgery and minimally invasive techniques.

🔹 Not all spinal conditions require surgery. An accurate diagnosis is essential to identify the most appropriate treatment options for each patient.

On World Spine Day, we're highlighting the importance of looking after your spine and not ignoring persistent pain.

📍 Traumacare Clinic | Torrevieja
Calle Arrecife 1, Punta Prima

📲 Book an appointment or request more information:

WhatsApp: +34 660 75 51 55
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Specialist spine care, tailored to you.

12/10/2026

Arthritis, osteoarthritis and osteoporosis. Do you know the difference? 🦴

Although these three conditions are often confused, they are not the same and affect the body in very different ways.

🔹 Arthritis: Inflammation of one or more joints, which can cause pain, swelling and stiffness.

🔹 Osteoarthritis: A joint condition involving changes to the cartilage and other structures within the joint, often leading to pain and reduced mobility.

🔹 Osteoporosis: A condition that weakens bones, making them more fragile and increasing the risk of fractures.

And there is something important to remember: not all joint pain has the same cause, and not every condition requires the same treatment.

Understanding what is happening is the first step towards an accurate diagnosis and choosing the most appropriate treatment for each patient.

On 12 October, World Arthritis Day, we want to raise awareness of these differences and highlight the importance of specialist assessment.

📖 In our latest blog article, we explain how these three conditions differ, their symptoms and when you should seek medical advice.

🔗 Read the full article on our website:
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📍 Traumacare Clinic · Punta Prima, Torrevieja

Artritis, artrosis y osteoporosis no son lo mismo. Conoce sus principales diferencias, qué estructuras afectan, sus síntomas y cuándo consultar.

08/10/2026

A small sample. A highly precise process 🩸

The yellow liquid you can see in the video is platelet-rich plasma (PRP), obtained from a sample of the patient’s own blood.

Following extraction and centrifugation, the plasma is prepared and can then be used as an injection for certain musculoskeletal conditions.

In this case, Dr David González Traumatologo is applying PRP to the elbow.

But obtaining and applying PRP is only part of the process. Just as important is what you cannot see in the video: the clinical decision behind it - assessing the condition, determining whether PRP is appropriate and deciding how and where it should be applied for each individual patient.

Because behind that small sample there is much more than a procedure: diagnosis, clinical judgement and precision.

👨‍⚕️ Dr David González · Upper Limb
📍 Traumacare Clinic · Punta Prima, Torrevieja

01/10/2026

On 18 October, we’ll be walking with them. 💗

At Traumacare Clinic and Traumacare Physio, we believe in movement as an essential part of good health, but also in being there when our community comes together to support a cause that matters.
That’s why we’ll be taking part in the 2nd Marcha con Ellas, a 5K charity walk bringing together physical activity, solidarity and community spirit at Centro Comercial Zenia Boulevard .

Supporting sport and initiatives that promote people’s health and wellbeing is part of our DNA. And this time, we have an even more important reason to get moving. 🎀

Together, we are stronger.
📅 18 October
🕤 9:30 am
📍 Plaza Mayor · Zenia Boulevard
👟 5K charity walk

Registration is now open at zeniaboulevard.es

See you at the starting line. 💗

24/09/2026

Teaching, sharing and continuing to learn.

On 18 September, Dr David González Traumatologo took part as a faculty member in the Elbow Arthroscopy Course organised by the Spanish Arthroscopy Association (AEA), held at the Surgical Simulation Centre at Universidad Francisco de Vitoria.

During a day combining theoretical teaching with practical training in the anatomy lab, Dr González delivered the session “Portals and Anatomy: Diagnostic Elbow Arthroscopy”, with a particular focus on anatomical knowledge, a systematic approach and safety as fundamental principles of this surgical technique.

As well as sharing his experience with fellow professionals, he worked closely with participants throughout the practical training.

At Traumacare Clinic, we believe that continuous professional development and the exchange of knowledge are an essential part of medical excellence. We are proud to see our specialists not only continuing to develop their own expertise, but also contributing to the training of other healthcare professionals.

Our thanks to the Spanish Arthroscopy Association for inviting Dr González to take part once again.

We keep learning. We keep growing.

👨‍⚕️ Dr David González · Upper Limb
📍 Traumacare Clinic · Punta Prima, Torrevieja

15/09/2026

🖐️ When should you see a hand and wrist specialist?

Persistent pain, loss of strength, tingling, difficulty gripping objects or an injury that restricts movement are some of the signs that it may be time to seek a specialist assessment.

Conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, tendinitis, trigger finger, osteoarthritis, ligament or tendon injuries, and ongoing problems following an injury can affect everyday activities such as writing, driving, working or playing sport.

Dr David González Traumatologo , Head of the Hand & Wrist Unit at Traumacare Clinic, assesses each patient individually to identify the cause of the problem and determine the most appropriate treatment options.

When a condition starts to limit the normal use of your hand, it is not always something you should simply learn to live with.

📍 Traumacare Clinic · Punta Prima, Torrevieja
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08/09/2026

Today we celebrate an essential part of recovery: physiotherapy. 🤍

Every treatment has a different goal: restoring mobility, returning to sport, regaining independence, reducing the limitations caused by pain, or rebuilding confidence after an injury or surgery.

At Traumacare Clinic and Traumacare Physio, we believe in coordinated care, with our orthopaedic specialists and physiotherapists working together whenever our patients need it, from diagnosis through to recovery.

Today, we would also like to recognise the work of our physiotherapists, Miriam and Lorena, who support our patients throughout their recovery every day.

Because restoring movement also means restoring quality of life.

🤍 Happy World Physiotherapy Day.

📍 Traumacare Physio · Torrevieja
📍 Traumacare Clinic · Punta Prima

03/09/2026

When should you see a knee specialist? 🦵

Knee pain can have many different causes, and the underlying problem is not always the same. Osteoarthritis, meniscus or ligament injuries, kneecap problems, tendinopathies or instability can gradually limit your movement and affect your everyday life.

At the Knee Unit at Traumacare Clinic, Dr Hugo Marquina Traumatólogo provides a specialist assessment to identify the cause of the problem and recommend the most appropriate treatment for each patient.

Because it’s not simply about relieving pain. It’s about helping you regain mobility, stability and confidence in your knee.

Every knee is different. So is its treatment.

📍 Knee Unit · Traumacare Clinic
Calle Arrecife 1, Punta Prima (Torrevieja)

📞 +34 965 02 36 03
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20/08/2026

We’re still playing on the same team. 🏐🤍

For another season, Traumacare Clinic and Traumacare Physio are renewing our support for C.D. Polanens for the 2026/27 season.

For us, supporting grassroots sport means much more than having our name on a shirt. It means supporting everything that is built from those very first training sessions: healthy habits, commitment, teamwork, effort and a passion for sport.

As professionals in orthopaedics and physiotherapy, we also share an objective that is closely connected to the way we work: encouraging healthy participation in sport, helping people learn how to look after their bodies, and supporting those who make movement part of their lives.

We’re delighted to continue being part of this project and to support C.D. Polanens for another season.

See you on the court. 🏐