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On September 17th, at 7 PM, the Kulturzentrum Hof Jünger in Bottrop-Kirchhellen will host an informative lecture titled "Staying Fit in Old Age". This event, taking place at Wellbraucksweg 2-4, 46244 Bottrop-Kirchhellen, is open to all and does not require registration.
Dr. med. Hermann-Josef Liesenklas, a specialist in surgery, trauma surgery, and orthopedics with a specialization in special trauma surgery, will be the speaker for the evening. The lecture aims to address central questions about health in old age, including the reasons behind increased injuries with age, modern therapeutic options, and the path to daily life after a fall or operation.
Dr. Liesenklas, who was previously the head of the surgical clinic at the St. Barbara-Hospital Bottrop and the head of the KERN practice for surgery and trauma surgery in Bottrop, will also emphasize the potential severity of falls in old age, often leading to fractures with prolonged recovery times.
The lecture will not only focus on medical aspects but also provide practical insights into the post-accident process, including initial care, surgical measures, and returning to the home environment. The event will conclude with an opportunity for questions and exchange between the audience and the speaker.
For more specific information about Dr. Liesenklas or the organisation of the event, it is advisable to contact the Kulturzentrum Hof Jünger or the organisers directly. Further details about Dr. Liesenklas' background and expertise may be found on the Kulturzentrum's website or in the event announcement.
