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SLAP Repair
SLAP (Superior Labrum Anterior to Posterior) tear of shoulder is common in players involved in racquet sports and throwing sports. It is usually due to the bucket handle tear of the long head of the Biceps tendon origin in the shoulder joint. The Shoulder Pain is usually perceived deep in the joint and in the front of the shoulder. This needs a keyhole surgery to repair.
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Stem Cell Therapy
Stem cells are the root cells to help grow almost anything in the body again. There is a small cache of these remaining in the bone marrow and other places in the body. These cells have the capacity to grow into daughter cells and create the same tissue again.
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Subacromial Decompression
Subacromial space is the area below the acromion (roof bone) of the shoulder and the underlying supraspinatus (rotator cuff) muscle. This area contains the subacromial bursa (a fluid filled pouch). This area can be very narrow and obliterated in patients with a flat (Type 2) or down sloping (Type 3) Acromion bone. The thickening of the bursa due to repetitive irritation can also be the cause of pain.
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Elbow
Tennis Elbow Treatment
Tennis Elbow or Lateral Epicondylitis is easy to diagnose with clinical examination alone. However, an X-ray would help to rule out any underlying bone condition contributing to the problem.
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TFCC Ligament Surgery
TFCC (Triangular Fibro Cartilage Complex) tear is an injury leading to instability and pain on the ulnar (little finger) side of the wrist. Clinical examination to assess site of pain, movements of the wrist, ulnar head (forearm bone) stability gives enough pointers to diagnose, however the extent of the tear and the condition of the surrounding structures such as tendons wouldn't be easy to decipher.
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Trigger Finger Treatment
Trigger finger is the finger getting stuck in the bent position. It usually needs to be released with other hand. It returns to straightening with a snap. It is typically due to tightness of the A1 pulley which restricts the free movement of the flexor tendon underneath. The diagnosis of trigger finger is bsed on clinical examination. However, an X-ray would help to rule out any underlying bone condition contributing to the problem.
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Elbow
UCL Ligament Surgery – Elbow
UCL or Ulnar Collateral Ligament injury (MCL Ligament Injury) of Elbow leads to instability and pain on the ulnar (little finger) side of the elbow. Clinical examination to assess site of pain, tenderness, stress test of the Elbow gives enough pointers to diagnose, however the extent of the tear wouldn't be easy to decipher with examination alone.
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UCL Ligament Surgery – Thumb
UCL or Ulnar Collateral Ligament injury (Game Keepers thumb) leads to instability and pain on the ulnar (little finger) side of the thumb. Clinical examination to assess site of pain, tenderness, stress test of the MCP joint of the thumb gives enough pointers to diagnose, however the extent of the tear wouldn't be easy to decipher.
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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.