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Orthopaedics

Advanced bone, joint, spine and sports-injury care — from joint replacement to regenerative medicine.

Overview

About Orthopaedics

Our Orthopaedics team specialises in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of conditions affecting bones, joints, muscles, ligaments and tendons. Using advanced imaging, minimally invasive techniques and evidence-based rehabilitation, we focus on relieving pain, restoring mobility and helping you return to the activities you love — as safely and quickly as possible.

We offer the full range of outpatient, day-care and inpatient orthopaedic care, including joint replacement, arthroscopic surgery, spine surgery and regenerative therapies such as PRP, GFC and stem-cell treatments.

What we treat

Conditions managed by this department

Named conditions our specialists assess and treat. A clinical assessment decides what applies to you.

  • Arthritis (knee, hip, shoulder)
  • Fractures & dislocations
  • Sports injuries
  • Spine problems & back pain
  • Avascular necrosis (AVN)
  • Diabetic foot
Treatments

Procedures performed by our team

  1. Total knee replacement

    Replaces damaged knee-joint surfaces with prosthetic components to improve pain and function in selected patients.

  2. Total hip replacement

    Replaces the damaged ball-and-socket surfaces of the hip with prosthetic components.

  3. Total shoulder replacement

    Replaces damaged shoulder-joint surfaces while preserving the normal ball-and-socket arrangement.

  4. Total elbow replacement

    Replaces damaged elbow-joint surfaces with linked or unlinked prosthetic components.

  5. Reverse shoulder replacement

    Reverses the shoulder ball-and-socket arrangement to improve function when the rotator cuff cannot support a standard replacement.

  6. Hemiarthroplasty

    Replaces one side of a damaged joint, commonly the femoral head after selected hip fractures.

  7. Open or closed fracture reduction with internal fixation

    Realigns a fracture and stabilises it with implants such as plates, screws, nails or wires.

  8. Arthrodesis (joint fusion)

    Joins the bones of a painful or unstable joint so they heal as one stable unit.

  9. Hand and foot trauma or soft-tissue surgery

    Repairs selected bone, tendon, ligament, nerve or soft-tissue injuries of the hand or foot.

  10. Arthroscopic knee surgery

    Uses keyhole instruments for selected procedures such as ACL reconstruction or meniscus repair.

  11. Arthroscopic shoulder surgery

    Uses keyhole instruments for selected procedures such as rotator-cuff or Bankart repair.

  12. Cervical and lumbar spine surgery

    Includes selected discectomy, decompression, fusion, pedicle-screw fixation, vertebroplasty and trauma procedures.

  13. Amputation

    Removes a non-viable or severely damaged limb or part of a limb when preservation is not possible.

  14. Diabetic-foot surgery

    Treats selected infected, ulcerated or deformed tissue to control disease and preserve as much function as possible.

  15. Bone grafting

    Places bone or a bone substitute to support healing, fill a defect or assist fusion.

  16. Sports-injury surgery

    Repairs selected ligament, tendon, cartilage or bone injuries after specialist assessment.

  17. Core decompression for avascular necrosis

    Removes a core of damaged bone to reduce pressure and may be combined with grafting or cell-based treatment.

  18. Accident and trauma fracture surgery

    Stabilises fractures and associated injuries after trauma, based on the location and severity of damage.

Our specialists

Specialists in Orthopaedics

Experienced consultants delivering personalised, evidence-based care.