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Evaluate with judgment.
Operate only when it truly benefits the patient.

Hip · Knee · Pelvis · Complex Fractures

Over 25 years of experience. Evidence-based care, calm decision-making, and treatment plans built together with patients and families.

Evaluate with judgment.

Operate only when it truly benefits the patient.

Hip · Knee · Pelvis · Complex Fractures

Dr. Joffre Perez Pereira

Orthopedic surgeon specialized in trauma and reconstruction.

Dr. Joffre Pérez Pereira

Orthopedic surgeon specialized in trauma and reconstruction.

Focused on hip, knee, pelvis, and complex fractures

Focused on hip, knee, pelvis, and complex fractures

More than two decades of clinical and academic practice, with a strong emphasis on precise evaluation and minimally invasive surgery. Only when it offers real benefit

More than two decades of clinical and academic practice, with a strong emphasis on precise evaluation and minimally invasive surgery. Only when it offers real benefit

Every decision is made carefully, together with the family.

Every decision is made carefully, together with the family.

Principles of Care

Principles of Care

Clinical Judgment

Decisions supported by evidence, modern techniques, and accumulated experience.

Decisions supported by evidence, modern techniques, and accumulated experience.

Clarity

Clear, honest communication so patients can truly understand their options.

Clear, honest communication so patients can truly understand their options.

Guidance

Strict surgical indication, based on objective criteria and current medical evidence.

Strict surgical indication, based on objective criteria and current medical evidence.

Ethics

Structured follow-up and realistic expectation management.

Structured follow-up and realistic expectation management.

Clinical Judgment

Decisions supported by evidence, modern techniques, and accumulated experience.

Clarity

Clear, honest communication so patients can truly understand their options.

Guidance

Strict surgical indication, based on objective criteria and current medical evidence.

Ethics

Structured follow-up and realistic expectation management.

Step-by-Step Approach.
A clear process for safe, informed decisions.

Step-by-Step Approach.
A clear process for safe, informed decisions.

Treatment Options Based on Your Diagnosis

Complete clinical evaluation & conservative treatment

Complete clinical evaluation & conservative treatment

Joint replacements. Only when truly indicated

Joint replacements. Only when truly indicated

Minimally invasive surgery with evidence-based protocols

Minimally invasive surgery with evidence-based protocols

Rehabilitation and follow-up throughout the entire process

Rehabilitation and follow-up throughout the entire process

“Pain is not a normal part of aging.
There is always something that can be done."

“Pain is not a normal part of aging.
There is always something that can be done."

Who I Help

Older adults with joint pain

Calm care, explained step-by-step, always involving the family.

Complex patients or previous surgeries

Imaging review, case analysis, and clear decisions between pain management, rehab, or corrective surgery.

Young and adult athletes

Load injuries, repetitive motion pain, or symptoms that persist after physiotherapy.

Active adults with recurring injuries

Progressive pain, stiffness when standing up, difficulty with stairs or walking.

Family members seeking solutions for parents

Fast access, clear explanations, and a logical clinical path: evaluation → conservative care → surgery if needed → guided rehabilitation.

Venezuelans living abroad who return for surgery

Organized scheduling, precise evaluation, and coordinated planning for safe return home.

Older adults with joint pain

Calm care, explained step-by-step, always involving the family.

Complex patients or previous surgeries

Imaging review, case analysis, and clear decisions between pain management, rehab, or corrective surgery.

Young and adult athletes

Load injuries, repetitive motion pain, or symptoms that persist after physiotherapy.

Active adults with recurring injuries

Progressive pain, stiffness when standing up, difficulty with stairs or walking.

Family members seeking solutions for parents

Fast access, clear explanations, and a logical clinical path: evaluation → conservative care → surgery if needed → guided rehabilitation.

Venezuelans living abroad who return for surgery

Organized scheduling, precise evaluation, and coordinated planning for safe return home.

Older adults with joint pain

Calm care, explained step-by-step, always involving the family.

Young and adult athletes

Load injuries, repetitive motion pain, or symptoms that persist after physiotherapy.

Family members seeking solutions for parents

Fast access, clear explanations, and a logical clinical path: evaluation → conservative care → surgery if needed → guided rehabilitation.

Complex patients or previous surgeries

Imaging review, case analysis, and clear decisions between pain management, rehab, or corrective surgery.

Active adults with recurring injuries

Progressive pain, stiffness when standing up, difficulty with stairs or walking.

Venezuelans living abroad who return for surgery

Organized scheduling, precise evaluation, and coordinated planning for safe return home.

Active participant in international congresses and scientific societies.

Active participant in international congresses and scientific societies.

Teaching & Academic Activity

Member and speaker at international societies and conferences

Member and speaker at international societies and conferences

• AO Trauma Faculty.

• AO Trauma Faculty.

• AO Trauma Faculty.

• Speaker at SVCOT, TraumaUnit, and international conferences.

• Speaker at SVCOT, TraumaUnit, and international conferences.

• Speaker at SVCOT, TraumaUnit, and international conferences.

• Published in Injury (Elsevier)

• Published in Injury (Elsevier)

• Published in Injury (Elsevier)

• Ongoing participation in trauma and reconstruction courses and symposiums

• Ongoing participation in trauma and reconstruction courses and symposiums

• Ongoing participation in trauma and reconstruction courses and symposiums

Real cases illustrating clinical judgment and treatment decisions.

Real cases illustrating clinical judgment and treatment decisions.

Clinical Cases

*Real cases shown with informed patient consent and for educational purposes.

*Real cases shown with informed patient consent and for educational purposes.

Before

After

Female, 71

Diagnosis: Right femoral neck fracture, previously treated with partial hip replacement, complicated by persistent pain and acetabular protrusion.

Approach: Full clinical evaluation, imaging review, and functional assessment to identify the true cause of pain.

Clinical Decision: Revision surgery to remove the malpositioned partial prosthesis and implant a revision total hip prosthesis.

Goal: Relieve pain, improve mobility, and restore quality of life — without unnecessary procedures.

Before

After

Female, 72 años

Diagnosis: Trochanteric and subtrochanteric femur fracture after a fall.

Approach: Clinical and imaging evaluation showed surgical stabilization was needed for safe mobilization.

Clinical Decision: Reduction and fixation using a proximal femoral nail.

Goal: Restore femoral stability, allow early rehab, and safely recover functional independence.

Before

After

Male, 48 años

Diagnosis: Complex pelvic injury with pubic symphysis separation, right sacroiliac involvement, and left clavicle fracture after a traffic accident.

Approach: Comprehensive trauma evaluation and precise surgical planning.

Clinical Decision: Pubic symphysis fixation with reconstruction plate, sacroiliac screw fixation, and clavicle stabilization with anatomical plate.

Goal: Restore stability, function, and mobility while avoiding additional surgeries.

Before

After

Female, 71

Diagnosis: Right femoral neck fracture, previously treated with partial hip replacement, complicated by persistent pain and acetabular protrusion.

Approach: Full clinical evaluation, imaging review, and functional assessment to identify the true cause of pain.

Clinical Decision: Revision surgery to remove the malpositioned partial prosthesis and implant a revision total hip prosthesis.

Goal: Relieve pain, improve mobility, and restore quality of life — without unnecessary procedures.

Before

After

Female, 72 años

Diagnosis: Trochanteric and subtrochanteric femur fracture after a fall.

Approach: Clinical and imaging evaluation showed surgical stabilization was needed for safe mobilization.

Clinical Decision: Reduction and fixation using a proximal femoral nail.

Goal: Restore femoral stability, allow early rehab, and safely recover functional independence.

Before

After

Male, 48 años

Diagnosis: Complex pelvic injury with pubic symphysis separation, right sacroiliac involvement, and left clavicle fracture after a traffic accident.

Approach: Comprehensive trauma evaluation and precise surgical planning.

Clinical Decision: Pubic symphysis fixation with reconstruction plate, sacroiliac screw fixation, and clavicle stabilization with anatomical plate.

Goal: Restore stability, function, and mobility while avoiding additional surgeries.

Frequently Asked Questions

When can I drive again?

Usually between 2–6 weeks, depending on surgery type, side operated, and pain control. You must be able to brake safely and not rely on strong pain medication.

Usually between 2–6 weeks, depending on surgery type, side operated, and pain control. You must be able to brake safely and not rely on strong pain medication.

What pain is “normal” after surgery?

Moderate discomfort, tightness, and stiffness are common in the first weeks. Pain should improve daily. Increasing pain, deep pain, or fever requires evaluation.

Moderate discomfort, tightness, and stiffness are common in the first weeks. Pain should improve daily. Increasing pain, deep pain, or fever requires evaluation.

Can I have sexual relations after surgery?

Yes — timing depends on procedure and joint stability. Usually safe after 3–6 weeks, avoiding painful positions.

Yes, timing depends on procedure and joint stability. Usually safe after 3–6 weeks, avoiding painful positions.

When can I return to work?

• Office work: 2–4 weeks
• Physical labor: 6–12 weeks

Recovery is based on functional mobility, not just the calendar.

• Office work: 2–4 weeks
• Physical labor: 6–12 weeks

Recovery is based on functional mobility, not just the calendar.

What signs suggest complications?

Fever, increasing pain, red or warm wound, discharge, difficulty moving the limb, or sudden weakness. These require immediate evaluation.

Fever, increasing pain, red or warm wound, discharge, difficulty moving the limb, or sudden weakness. These require immediate evaluation.

Why do older adults fall so often?

Falls result from patient factors (balance loss, muscle weakness, memory issues, medications) and environmental factors (poor lighting, obstacles, slippery floors, lack of handrails). Risk increases significantly after age 75.

Falls result from patient factors (balance loss, muscle weakness, memory issues, medications) and environmental factors (poor lighting, obstacles, slippery floors, lack of handrails). Risk increases significantly after age 75.

When will I walk without pain?

Anywhere from 2 to 12 weeks depending on diagnosis and surgery. Pain should steadily decrease — otherwise reassessment is needed.

Anywhere from 2 to 12 weeks depending on diagnosis and surgery. Pain should steadily decrease — otherwise reassessment is needed.

If something hurts, limits you, or worries you.
We’ll review it together.
Appointments: +58 412 656 9400

If something hurts, limits you, or worries you.
We’ll review it together.
Appointments: +58 412 656 9400

Request a Consultation

Dr. Joffre Perez Pereria
CENTRO MÉDICO TORRE ¨D¨

Mezz. 001-A. Calle Rondón c/c 5 de Julio

👉 (next to Clínica La Guerra Méndez)

Valencia. Venezuela

Appointments / WhatsApp: +58 412 656 9400

Email: drjoffreperez@gmail.com

CENTRO MEDICO TORRE ¨D¨

Mezz. 001-A. Calle Rondon c/c 5 de Julio

👉 (next to Clínica La Guerra Méndez)

Valencia. Venezuela

Appointments / WhatsApp: +58 412 656 9400

Email: drjoffreperez@gmail.com

CENTRO MÉDICO TORRE ¨D¨

Mezz. 001-A. Calle Rondón c/c 5 de Julio

👉 (next to Clínica La Guerra Méndez)

Valencia. Venezuela

Appointments / WhatsApp: +58 412 656 9400

Email: drjoffreperez@gmail.com

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