When non-operative treatment does not provide adequate relief, or when surgery is the appropriate treatment from the beginning, surgical options may be considered based on the individual patient’s condition.
Replacement of severely damaged joints such as the knee, hip or shoulder with an artificial joint to improve pain, movement and function.
Minimally invasive procedures using small incisions and a camera to diagnose and treat selected problems involving the knee, shoulder and other joints.
Meniscus and cartilage injuries
ACL and other ligament injuries
Selected shoulder problems
Joint instability
Certain sports-related injuries
Where appropriate, procedures may be considered to preserve the patient’s natural joint and delay or avoid joint replacement.
Every patient is different. The same X-ray or diagnosis does not necessarily require the same treatment for every person.
Whenever possible, treatment begins with non-operative measures. If surgery becomes necessary, the decision is made after considering the patient’s symptoms, clinical findings, investigations, lifestyle and functional requirements.
To help you understand your condition, choose the right treatment and return to a more active and comfortable life.
Knee • Hip • Shoulder • Elbow • Wrist • Hand • Foot • Ankle • Spine • Fractures
• Sports Injuries • Arthritis • Ligament & Tendon Injuries • Joint Replacement • Arthroscopic Conditions
