Orthopaedics
Bone, joint and sports injury care with structured rehabilitation
Overview
Orthopaedics treats the bones, joints, ligaments and muscles. It spans emergency fracture care, wear-and-tear conditions such as arthritis, sports injuries and joint replacement surgery.
Surgery is only one part of the answer. Physiotherapy planned before and after the procedure decides how much strength and movement is regained, so rehabilitation is built into the treatment plan from the start.
Procedures & treatments
- Fracture reduction, plating and fixation
- Total knee and hip replacement
- Arthroscopic (keyhole) joint surgery
- Sports injury repair including ligament reconstruction
- Spine and back pain evaluation
- Joint injections for arthritis
- Post-operative rehabilitation planning
Conditions we treat
- Fractures and dislocations
- Knee and hip osteoarthritis
- Ligament and meniscus tears
- Frozen shoulder
- Back and neck pain
- Sports and overuse injuries
- Osteoporosis
Why it helps
- Keyhole surgery means smaller cuts and faster recovery
- Pain relief and restored mobility after joint replacement
- Physiotherapy coordinated with the surgical team
- Return-to-activity plan for sports injuries
Frequently asked questions
How long is recovery after knee replacement?
Most patients walk with support within a few days and continue physiotherapy for several weeks to regain full strength.
Do all fractures need surgery?
No. Many heal well with a cast or brace; surgery is chosen when the bone is displaced or unstable.
Is arthritis pain avoidable?
It cannot always be prevented, but weight control, muscle strengthening and early treatment slow its progress considerably.
This page is general health information and is not a substitute for medical advice. Please consult our doctors for diagnosis and treatment.