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Orthopaedic Surgery (Bones)
What is orthopaedic surgery?
Orthopaedic surgery diagnoses and treats injuries to your musculoskeletal system – made up of bones, muscles, joints and ligaments – caused by ageing, injury, poor posture or high-impact sports.
Some common conditions include arthritis, knee pain, tennis elbow, carpal tunnel syndrome and sciatica.
Our approach
At Mount Elizabeth Hospitals, we understand that mobility is pivotal to a good life.
Our dedication to orthopaedics is strengthened by the unity of our specialised orthopaedic surgeons, consultants, nurses, physiotherapists and occupational therapists working together to diagnose and treat your condition.
Our team of specialists offers advanced surgical procedures including robotic partial knee replacement, which allows for added precision during surgical procedures
We will advise and implement cohesive approaches that will:
- Reduce your pain
- Increase your activity level
- Assist your recovery
Why choose Mount Elizabeth Hospitals?
With a reputable 40-year track record, Mount Elizabeth is a trusted name in the region for orthopaedic ailments and conditions. Our multi-disciplinary team of surgeons, consultants and therapists work together to return every patient to a mobile and active life.
From common conditions to more complex cases, we are committed to providing the most appropriate course of treatment that is individually focused on you and your successful clinical outcomes.
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