Orthopaedics and physiotherapy in Nicosia,
under one roof.
Orthopaedic specialists and physiotherapists work in the same team; our cardiology and psychiatry doctors see patients on set days. From your first consultation to your last rehabilitation session, your care stays under one roof, with the same people.
Sat 09:00 – 13:00
Physiotherapy appointments can be scheduled on weekdays between 08:00 and 19:00. If this does not fit around your working hours, you can message us on WhatsApp.
The people who diagnose and the people who treat work along the same corridor.
Many orthopaedic patients shuttle between two places: the consultation in one, physiotherapy in another. Information gets lost on the way and recovery takes longer.
Anora Clinic was founded to close that gap. The orthopaedic specialist and the physiotherapist follow the same patient through the same file; when the programme needs to change, they decide together.
One complaint can need more than one specialty.
Every treatment has its own page, with who provides it stated clearly.
How to reach us
Köşklüçiftlik, Nicosia
| Monday | 09:00 – 17:00 |
| Tuesday | 09:00 – 17:00 |
| Wednesday | 09:00 – 17:00 |
| Thursday | 09:00 – 17:00 |
| Friday | 09:00 – 17:00 |
| Saturday | 09:00 – 13:00 |
| Sunday | Closed |
Anora Clinic shares the medical approach of OrtoPediAtrium in Kyrenia (Girne), founded by Dr. Ozan Razı in 2010. Dr. Ozan Razı continues to see patients at both clinics.
ortopediatrium.comThis map is for guidance only; it does not diagnose.
Choose an area of the body.
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Some areas are only visible from one side; when you choose one, the figure turns by itself.
Mind and sleep
Sleep problems, anxiety, low mood, or the toll that long-lasting pain takes on you.
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Neck
Neck pain and stiffness, difficulty turning your head, or pain and numbness spreading into the arms.
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Heart
Palpitations, breathlessness, a feeling of pressure in the chest, or a routine check of your heart health.
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For sudden, severe chest pain, call 112 straight away.
Back and spine
Upper back pain, poor posture, uneven shoulders or waist; scoliosis follow-up in children.
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Lower back
Low back pain, pain or numbness spreading into the leg, or complaints that get worse when sitting for long or bending forward.
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Shoulder
Pain when lifting your arm, pain at night, restricted movement or a pinching feeling in the shoulder.
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Upper arm
Pain or weakness in the upper arm, strain when lifting, a muscle strain or recovery after a fracture.
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Elbow
Pain on the outer or inner side of the elbow (tennis and golfer's elbow), pain that gets worse when gripping or bending, restricted movement.
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Forearm
Tightness and pain in the forearm, strain from long hours at a keyboard or using tools, recovery after a fracture.
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Wrist
Wrist pain and swelling, problems after a sprain or fall, recovery after a wrist fracture.
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Hand and fingers
Pain in the hand or fingers, numbness and tingling, a finger that catches or locks, difficulty gripping.
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Hip
Pain in the groin or hip, difficulty walking or on stairs; checking hip development in babies.
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Thigh
Pain at the front or back of the thigh, a muscle strain or tear during sport, long-lasting tightness.
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Knee
Pain going down stairs, swelling, locking or giving way, or an injury during sport.
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Calf and shin
Cramp or tightness in the calf, pain along the shin when running, a muscle strain.
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If your calf suddenly becomes swollen, red and warm, especially after a long journey or surgery, see a doctor straight away.
Ankle
Pain and swelling after a sprain, a feeling that the ankle gives way, recovery after a fracture.
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Heel and Achilles
Heel pain on your first steps in the morning, heel spur, pain and stiffness in the Achilles tendon.
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Foot and toes
Pain in the sole or toes, a bunion (hallux valgus); flat feet, in-toeing and walking problems in children.