Knee joint osteoarthritis can have a profound affect on a patient’s mobility, quality of life and general health. Early on, symptoms can be well managed with non-operative measures including weight reduction, exercise, the use of simple oral analgesics and mobility aids such as walking sticks and knee guards. Local heat application can be beneficial at […]

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The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is one of knee’s major ligaments. It supports our ability to do sudden stops, pivot or changes in direction. It usually occurs after a rotational injury whilst pivoting off the affected leg in sporting activities. Often times people experiencing an ACL injury may hear or feel a “pop” within the […]

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