Szpital im. Św. Jadwigi Śląskiej

Szpital im. Św. Jadwigi Śląskiej, located in Trzebnica, Poland, is a renowned healthcare institution primarily known for its pioneering work in limb replantation and microsurgery. The hospital gained international fame in 1971 when it established the first specialized replantation center in Europe, led by the late Dr. Ryszard Kocięba. It continues to be a leader in reconstructive surgery, having performed Poland's first successful hand transplant. Beyond its surgical specialties, the facility provides a wide range of medical services including internal medicine, gynecology, and emergency care to the local community. As a public hospital managed by the Trzebnica County, it serves as a critical hub for specialized trauma care in the Lower Silesia region.