Orthopaedics & Spine & Rheumatology

Centre of Orthopaedics & Spine & Rheumatology

We offer comprehensive care for various orthopaedic afflictions including knee, hip, spine and joint problems. It has various sub-specializations for the treatment of disorders of the musculo-skeletal system (muscles, bones and joints). We offer dedicated services for trauma and general orthopaedics, spine surgery, sports medicine and joint reconstruction including minimally invasive surgery (“MIS”) for total knee replacement, total hip replacement, hip resurfacing, unicondylar (partial) knee replacement as well as replacement of shoulder and elbow joints.

We regularly carry out arthroscopic procedure for sports and other injuries, limb salvage surgeries for bone tumours and reconstruction surgeries for deformities. The centre offers treatment for an array of disorders of muscles, bones, missing ligaments, nerves and joints. The centre has a dedicated team for the treatment of spinal ailments including minimal invasive spine surgery (“MISS”), mobilization solutions and spinal fusion procedures, delivered using some of the most advanced techniques and technologies in this field. We are also ably supported by world-class physiotherapy rehabilitation unit.

Robotic Joint Replacement
Mako Robotic-arm assisted surgery is an advanced technology for knee and hip replacement surgeries. Mako surgery commences with advanced imaging technology for generating detailed 3D imaging of the patient's joint anatomy. This aids orthopaedic surgeons in developing personalised surgical plans and determining the precise areas for implant placement.
The orthopaedic surgeon uses specialised software to simulate the entire surgical procedure virtually. This allows for meticulous preoperative analysis and ensures optimal joint replacement outcomes, tailored to the patient's unique anatomy.

Benefits of Robotic Knee Replacement

• Robotic Knee Replacement has the following benefits:
• It helps ensure proper preparation of the bones
• The 3D imaging helps preserve healthy bone and soft tissue
• The surgeon is able to achieve precise placement of the implant
• It results in minimal blood loss and scarring
• Patients experience less post-operative pain than with manual techniques
• Recovery is quicker with shorter hospital stays as compared to traditional knee replacements.