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Here, highly experienced orthopaedic foot and ankle surgeon, Mr Anthony Perera, tells us all we need with regards to minimally invasive bunion surgery.
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In the second article of a two-part series, consultant orthopaedic surgeon Mr Dave Cloke discusses the success rates of shoulder and elbow joint replacement surgeries, and what to expect from post-surgery rehabilitation.
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Pain relief after shoulder arthroscopy
Shoulder arthroscopy has revolutionised the management of various shoulder conditions, offering patients minimally invasive solutions and faster recovery times. However, despite its advantages, postoperative pain and inflammation can still hamper the recovery of some patients undergoing shoulder surgery. Where this happens, Joint injections can provide valuable adjunctive therapy in the post-arthroscopic phase, aiding in pain management and promoting better outcomes. In his latest online article, Mr Jeremy Granville-Chapman delves into the significance of joint injections following shoulder arthroscopy and explores their mechanisms, benefits, and potential considerations.
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Here, experienced consultant orthopaedic surgeon, Mr Srinivasan Shyamsundar, answers all your frequently asked questions about knee arthroscopy.
By Mr Ramsey Chammaa
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Myelopathy: everything you need to know
Myelopathy is a spinal cord disorder characterised by damage or compression leading to symptoms like weakness, numbness, and coordination issues. It can result from injury, degeneration, or diseases like multiple sclerosis. Leading consultant spinal surgeon Mr Ramsey Chammaa discusses the condition, including symptoms, causes and treatment options.
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Orthopaedic surgery
Limb lengthening in children: Balancing hope and risks
Limb lengthening surgery in children is a medical procedure designed to address conditions where one or more limbs are shorter than normal. This innovative technique offers hope to children and their families, but it also comes with its share of risks and considerations. In this article, we will delve into the intricacies of limb lengthening in kids, exploring both the procedure itself and the potential risks involved.
By Mr Dimitrios Giotikas
24.04.24
Orthopaedic surgery
Exploring bone fixation methods in limb lengthening surgery
Limb lengthening surgery, a procedure designed to correct deformities or enhance stature, has evolved significantly over the years. Central to the success of this procedure is the method of bone fixation, which plays a crucial role in stabilising bones during the lengthening process. In his latest online article, Mr Dimitrios Giotikas delves into the various methods of bone fixation employed in limb lengthening surgeries, highlighting their mechanisms, advantages, and limitations.
By Ian Repton
24.04.24
Orthopaedic surgery
What is acromial decompression?
Read one of our latest medical articles here to find out all about acromial decompression surgery, including the benefits, risks, and recovery time afterwards.
By Mr Paolo Consigliere
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