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Hip
Hip Replacement (THR)
Hip replacement surgery involves removal of the damaged part of the hip joint and replacing that with metal alloys, ceramic or hard by smooth plastic polymer lining. The artificial joint provides a pain free mobile joint. Replaced hip behaves as a normal hip in terms of movement once the initial post-surgery stiffness of the muscles settle.
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Knee
Knee Ganglion Cyst Excision
With good physical examination, the ACL or PCL ligament laxity can be identified in patients with ganglion cyst. Usually the laxity will be mild.
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Knee
Knee Replacement
Any surgery would involve certain risks however the risks with the knee replacement are low.
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Shoulder
Latarjet Procedure – Shoulder
Shoulder in/bone-joint-school/stability. Repeated movement of the shoulder bone out of the socket (recurrent dislocations) is the cause of concern in patients usually belonging to the age group of 18 to 40. Apprehension sign where the patient experiences the scare of joint dislocation in certain angles of shoulder movement is noted.
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Other Procedures
LCL Surgery
With good physical examination, the Lateral collateral ligament (LCL) injury is relatively easy to identify. However, to establish the extent and grade of injury, further investigations would be helpful.
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Other Procedures
LETS – Lateral Extra-articular Tenodesis
LETS Procedure is often performed in addition to the ACL reconstruction to provide further stability to the knee in the antero-lateral direction. It is not required in every patient undergoing the ACL reconstruction, however a small percentage of people with subtle instability even after the ACL reconstruction may need LETS procedure. This decision often has to be taken by the operating surgeon in the OT.
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Other Procedures
MCL Surgery
With good physical examination, the Medial collateral ligament (MCL) injury is relatively easy to identify. However, to establish the extent and grade of injury, further investigations would be helpful.
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Other Procedures
Meniscal Repair
With good physical examination meniscal (cushions in the knee joint) tear can be identified. However, to establish the extent and grade of injury, further investigations would be helpful.
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Meniscal Transplant Surgery
With good physical examination meniscal (cushions in the knee joint) tear can be identified. However, to establish the extent and grade of injury, further investigations would be helpful. The irreparability of the meniscus will be determined based on the MRI scan evaluation.
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Our orthopedic surgical procedures are designed to address a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, from sports injuries to degenerative joint diseases. Our experienced surgeons utilize the latest techniques and technology to provide optimal outcomes for our patients.
When considering surgery, we believe in thoroughly educating our patients about their options, potential benefits, risks, and recovery expectations. Each procedure page provides detailed information to help you make informed decisions about your care.
Whether you require minimally invasive arthroscopic surgery or complex joint reconstruction, our team is committed to delivering personalized care and supporting you throughout your surgical journey.