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Our Best Services
Our top services encompass advanced joint replacements, minimally invasive surgeries, sports injury rehabilitation, spine treatments, and personalized orthopedic care.
ARTHRITIS
We provide advanced arthritis treatment, including medication, physiotherapy, and joint replacement for pain relief and improved mobility.
TRAUMA
We offer specialized trauma care with advanced surgical and non-surgical treatments for fractures and musculoskeletal injuries.
SPORTS INJURIES
We provide specialized treatment for sports injuries, including rehabilitation, minimally invasive procedures, and surgical interventions for a quick recovery.
KNEE REPLACEMENT
We offer advanced knee replacement surgery using cutting-edge techniques for pain relief, improved mobility, and a better quality of life.
HIP REPLACEMENT
We provide advanced hip replacement surgery to relieve pain, restore mobility, and improve quality of life with the latest techniques.
meniscus injury
We offer expert treatment for meniscus injury, including arthroscopic repair and rehabilitation to restore knee function and mobility.
SPINE SURGERY
We provide expert spine surgery using advanced techniques to treat spinal disorders, relieve pain, and restore mobility.
ARTHROSCOPY
We offer advanced arthroscopy for minimally invasive diagnosis and treatment of joint injuries, ensuring faster recovery and improved mobility.
PEDIATRIC ORTHOPAEDICS
The treatment of orthopedic conditions in a child is different from that of an adult, due to their growth potential, pattern of growth.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is shoulder replacement surgery?
This surgery replaces the ball-and-socket joint of the shoulder with metal and plastic parts. It’s usually used as a last resort to treat severe damage, deformity, or chronic pain.
How successful is the surgery?
Shoulder replacement surgery is very successful at relieving pain, but it’s not perfect. You might still feel some pain when the weather changes or if you’re too active. The amount of improvement in range of motion is less predictable than pain relief.
What can you never do after knee replacement?
- do not sit with your legs crossed for the first 6 weeks.
- do not sleep with a pillow under your knee (you do not need to sleep in a special position after the operation)
- do not kneel on your new knee until your doctor says you can.
- do not stand for long periods of time as this could cause swelling in your ankles.
What is the best position to sit after knee replacement?
After knee replacement surgery, the best sitting position involves maintaining a straight knee, avoiding prolonged sitting, and using a firm chair with armrests and back support.
Who is a candidate for hip replacement surgery?
Candidates include individuals with severe hip pain, joint stiffness, and limited mobility due to arthritis, injury, or degeneration, especially when non-surgical treatments have not provided relief.
Who is a candidate for hip replacement surgery?
Candidates include individuals with severe hip pain, joint stiffness, and limited mobility due to arthritis, injury, or degeneration, especially when non-surgical treatments have not provided relief.
How long does it take to recover from a sports injury?
With proper at-home treatment, minor strains and sprains can take a week or so to heal before you’re back in the game. More severe injuries of this nature, however, can take three months or longer in some cases.
What is the most painful sports injury?
The “worst” sports injury is subjective. But injuries like torn ACLs, herniated discs, compound fractures, and dislocated joints are often considered among the most painful and challenging to recover from.
How is trauma treated?
Post-traumatic stress disorder treatment can help you regain a sense of control over your life. The main treatment is talk therapy, also known as psychotherapy. But treatment also can include medicine.
How can trauma affect people?
You may experience some or all of the following:
- too much emotion
- too little or no emotion
- depression
- feeling hopeless, helpless, worthless
- shame, fear
- anger, rage
- grief, sadness n anxiety, panic attacks.
How can I prepare myself for the operation?
If you smoke, stopping smoking now may reduce your risk of developing complications and will improve your long-term health.
Try to maintain a healthy weight. You have a higher risk of developing complications if you are overweight.
Regular exercise should help to prepare you for the operation, help you to recover and improve your long-term health. Before you start exercising, ask the healthcare team or your GP for advice.
Speak to the healthcare team about any vaccinations you might need to reduce your risk of serious illness while you recover. When you come into hospital, practise hand washing and wear a face covering when asked.
What are the benefits of surgery?
You should have less pain and be able to use your shoulder better.
