Traditional Chinese Medicine
Patients cover the cost themselves
The doctors studied Western medicine as well as traditional Chinese medicine
Healing of chronic and acute wounds
Fully covered by health insurance
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- Chronic wound healing and prevention
- Decubitus ulcer treatment
- Varicose ulcers
- Minor wounds – acute wound treatment
- Treatment of burns of the I., II. and III. degree
- Treatment of patients in palliative care
- Assistance with the treatment of oncological patients
- Nail treatment
- Removal of lipoma, abscesses and nevi
The doctors who work in this centre and the founders of the centre have long-term experience with traditional Chinese medicine passed for generations. Their work in the top state authorities of traditional Chinese medicine in China, the organization of various seminars, trainings around the world and extensive publishing activities, are a clear proof of this. The main objective was to build a centre that will satisfy the high demand of the general public for traditional Chinese medicine in the long run. The traditional Chinese medicine centre complements the existing western medicine or else presents its alternative. But prevention is essential. Illness is understood as a process whose roots can be traced far before its serious phase actually begins.
Acute wound healing occurs in several overlapping phases that follow one another in sequence. The first phase, the exudative phase, begins immediately after the injury. During this stage, the wound is cleansed, and a cascade of events is triggered to stop the bleeding. The process then moves into the proliferative phase, characterized by the formation of new tissue and the development of new blood vessels. In the final differentiation phase, the epithelium is fully restored, and a scar is formed. Chronic wounds heal differently. Initially, the wound is cleansed, and dead tissue is removed. While the body has a natural ability to clean the wound, in some cases it is necessary to support this process with an appropriate wound-cleansing product. In the granulation phase, conditions are established for the formation of new tissue. During the epithelialization phase, new tissue is created through cell division, this process may also result in the formation of unwanted scar tissue.
Founders
Bc. Roman Spáčil
President and founder of the Czech-Slovak-Chinese Chamber whose members of the Board of Directors have more than 20 years of experience in cooperation with China. Holder of the prestigious silver plate award from the Chinese Ambassador for outstanding contribution to cooperation with China. Coordinator of numerous significant projects between the Czech Republic and the People’s Republic of China (e.g. in the area of education, health, culture, etc.).
MUDr. Oto Košta, Ph.D.
Is a general practitioner for adults with 40 years of experience during which he completed internships in Germany, Switzerland, Israel and Canada. He is an assistant professor at the medical faculties in Olomouc and Ostrava, an advisor to the International Clinical Research Center (ICRC) in Brno, a member of professional associations, the author of publications. He gives lectures in the Czech Republic and abroad focusing mainly on healthy lifestyle and disease prevention, food supplements, alternative medicine, health systems, and healthcare organizations.
Partners
Konfuciův institut
Česko-slovensko-čínská komora
Regionální centrum Olomouc
Pharmaceutical technology
TCM Hospital
Contact and Appointments
For traditional Chinese medicine as well as wound healing
Phone: (+420) 778 598 898
Email: info@ctcm.eu
Adress: Jeremenkova 1211/40b
Olomouc – Hodolany
779 00
Opening hours: Mo – Fr: 8.00 – 16.00
Sa: by apportments
Individual consultations with a senior general practitioner
MUDr. Oto Košta, Ph.D.
Wednesday: 13.00 – 17.00 hod
(on other days by appointment)
Company name
České centrum tradiční čínské medicíny s.r.o.
Jeremenkova 1211/40 b, Olomouc, 779 00
IČ: 08439087
DIČ: CZ08439087