The best for your eye health, that is our claim. In everything we do. Even when listening. At the Fankhauser Eye Center in Bern, we are closely networked with science and research. You benefit directly from this by receiving the most modern treatment methods. Comprehensive competencies At the center, our highly specialized physicians and surgeons treat the broad spectrum of eye diseases and help you achieve sharp vision at any age. Our special concern is the active prevention of eye health, which, in addition to the most modern preventive methods, includes a nutritional supplementation concept that supports the eye in its demanding task with important micronutrients. Active research We actively research the early detection of diseases, so we can (act) before you even have vision loss or other symptoms. Photon correlation spectroscopy makes this possible. This achievement means an enormous gain in time. We are already using this innovation in retinal examinations.

Privatklinik Wyss AG is a leading specialist clinic for psychiatry and psychotherapy. Its special areas of expertise include the treatment of depression, including burnout, as well as anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorders. The clinic offers its outpatient, day-clinic and inpatient services in the Bern, Münchenbuchsee and Biel regions. Our services include the following elements • Depression, CBASP • Burnout & stress • Anxiety & Compulsion • Sports psychiatry and psychotherapy • Psycho-oncology • Suicide prevention ASSIP • Crisis • Acute treatment Please use the following address for correspondence: Privatklinik Wyss AG Secretariat Outpatient Services Fellenbergstrasse 34 3053 Münchenbuchsee Phone +41 31 868 37 60 Fax +41 31 868 37 61 sekretariatambibern@pkwyss.ch

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Privatklinik Wyss AG is a leading specialist clinic for psychiatry and psychotherapy. Its special areas of expertise include the treatment of depression, including burnout, as well as anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorders. The clinic offers its outpatient, day-clinic and inpatient services in the Bern, Münchenbuchsee and Biel regions. Our services include the following elements: • Depression, CBASP • Burnout & stress • Anxiety & Compulsion • Sports psychiatry and psychotherapy • Psycho-oncology • Suicide prevention ASSIP • Crisis Please use the following address for correspondence: Privatklinik Wyss AG Secretariat Outpatient Services Fellenbergstrasse 34 3053 Münchenbuchsee Phone +41 31 868 37 90 Fax +41 31 868 37 98 sekretariatambibiel@pkwyss.ch

• Team • Treatments • Total Ankle Prosthesis • Research • Partner • Media • Contact Conservative treatment (non operative) Mein Fusszentrum offers the entire range of non-operative treatment options for foot and ankle disorders: • Advice for shoe modifications/orthotics/insoles • Support in the rehabilitation after injuries and surgery • Injections of the foot and ankle • Sports Injury: • Achillestendon, Haglunds disease • Ankle sprain • Tendon inflamation: Achillestendon, Peroneal tendon, Tibialis posterior tendon • Stress fractures: metatarsal, navicular Casts Customized casts in all variations are used in the treatment of • acute trauma: ankle fractures, tendon injuries, ankle sprain • immobilisation after surgery of the foot and ankle • chronic wounds, for example in Diabetes mellitus Treatment of wounds Mein Fusszentrum offers wound care of the foot and ankle by experts for • Chronic wounds • Infections • Postoperative breakdown of the wounds Surgical Treatment If a patient requires surgery, this is carried out by one of our experienced orthopaedic surgeons. All surgeons of Mein Fusszentrum have extensive experience in the field of foot and ankle surgery. Surgical procedures: Forefoot • Bunion corrections / Hallux valgus • Clawtoe and hammertoe corrections Reconstructive Foot and Ankle Surgery • Arthroscopically assisted reconstruction of ligaments, tendons and cartilage • Reconstruction in acute and chronic ankle instability • Tendon transfer in deformities and neurologic disease • Open reconstructive surgery in cartilage damage • Joint preserving surgery in Osteoarthrosis / osteoarthritis: Supramalleolar osteotomy, Calcaneus osteotomy • Treatment of acute and chronic tendon problems: Achillestendon / Haglund, Tibialis posterior tendon, Tibialis anterior tendon and peroneal tendons • Surgery for flat foot correction • Corrective surgery for Cavus Foot deformity Traumatology / Emergency of the foot and ankle • Fracture of the lower leg, ankle and foot • Ligament injury after ankle sprain • Tendon injury: Achillestendon • Cartilage damage Treatment of advanced stages of osteoarthrosis/osteoarthritis • Ankle replacement • Revision ankle replacement • Conversion of painful ankle fusion into an ankle replacement • Conversion of a painful ankle replacement into an ankle fusion • Fusions / Arthrodesis Research Prof. Markus Knupp is a lecturer at the University of Basel. In addition to teaching medical students, he is a mentor and supervisor for Master-, doctors theses and PhD degrees. Furthermore, he acts as an external examiner for PhD-Theses at the University of Amsterdam (The Netherlands) and the University of Malmö (Sweden). Furthermore, he lectures at the University of Basel at the international Master Program 'Biomedical Engineering'. He is also the chair for the annual arthroscopy-course for swiss foot and ankle surgeons held at the Arthrex Lab in Munich (Germany). This aims to improve the skills of swiss orthopaedic surgeons in the innovative, minimally invasive technique of arthroscopically assisted procedures. He is currently part of an international research group on early diagnosis and treatment of osteoarthrosis/osteoarthritis in the foot and ankle. Prof. Markus Knupp is author and co-author of more than 100 scientific articles and several book chapters. Publications He has held over 250 oral presentations on foot and ankle disorders in international meetings in 22 countries. Presentations