The Department of Orthopaedics at NHS Hospital offers a wide range of services, including Knee Replacement Surgeries, Total Hip and Shoulder Replacement Surgeries and Spine Surgeries, as well as various kinds of innovative care for a broad range of musculoskeletal conditions. NHS has a team of highly skilled orthopaedic surgeons who with the help of ultra-modern techniques and technology can assure correct diagnosis, holistic healing and speedy recovery. At NHS we offer a wide range of services from diagnosis to treatment and physiotherapy. Bone Density Screening with management of Osteoporosis is also offered by NHS.
When the pain in knee joints becomes unbearable due to the ends of the bones that form the knee joint getting spoiled, it is called as arthritis. When this arthritis goes beyond control with routine medication and exercises, then you may need a knee replacement surgery. Today's latest and advanced technology for Knee Surgery is Robotic Knee Surgery. Robotic knee replacement surgery can be for total knee replacement or partially replacement depending on what part of the knee joint is damaged. This can only be assessed by you are treating doctor. which is based on the amount of cartilage destroyed, pain, swelling and the function limitation that you have in your daily life. Robotic Surgery will also be useful to decide before surgery its self what kind of activities you will be able to carry out and can be custom made for you. Robotic Knee Surgery will add quality to your life, with fast healing and 100% accuracy.
Paediatric Orthopaedics
Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgery is related to the treatment of musculoskeletal or bone, joint, and back, medical conditions in children. Paediatric Orthopaedics is a specialist service that provides surgical and non-surgical treatment for conditions affecting children. It’s a highly specialized field because treating bones that are still growing is not an easy task as need specialized training and in such conditions, you must only visit an experienced and qualified surgeon. If your child is having a problem like a problem in the curve in the spine, walking normally, developmental delay, skeletal dysplasias, tumor, crooked limbs, broken bones, the difference in the length of legs, etc. then you need a good Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon.
Scoliosis
If the doctor feel the bend is of a mild degree then he can advise physiotherapy and medication, if he feels that the bend is of moderate category then physiotherapy or braces (thoracolumbosacral orthosis or TLSO back brace) or in some cases even surgery if also required. If the doctor feels that the bend is of severe or serious nature then the only solution is surgery.
Sports Medicine
When non-surgical methods like Rest, Immobilisation, and Physiotherapy don't work on sports injury patients or the extent of damage due to the injury is very high then the doctors opt for surgery. Injuries such as broken bones require surgery where plates, wires, screws or rods are used to treat the affected area. Similarly, in the case of a torn knee ligament, it becomes necessary to operate on the affected area by replacing the damaged ligament by a new natural or artificial ligament. Sports injuries on the shoulder where ligaments are injured or rotator cuff is torn are treated with arthroscopic surgical techniques. The most used surgical methods in sport include repair to damaged cartilage and ligaments in the knee (like- cruciate ligament tears), AC shoulder injuries, dislocations, and tendonitis. Surgeon use surgery to repair damaged soft tissue, align bones, and re-position dislocated joints!
FAQ & PEOPLE ALSO ASK
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Orthopaedics and Robotic Joint Replacement.
Robotic joint replacement surgery uses advanced robotic arms to assist surgeons in performing precise joint replacements, leading to better outcomes and faster recovery.
Most patients can walk within 24 hours after robotic knee replacement surgery. Full recovery typically takes 6-8 weeks with physiotherapy.
Robotic-assisted surgery offers greater precision, smaller incisions, less pain, faster recovery, and better long-term outcomes compared to traditional methods.
