Direct anterior hip replacement surgery is not a new procedure having been initially introduced into Europe in the 1950s with the advent of modern day joint replacement surgery. Over the last ten years there has been renewed interest in this technique particularly in countries such as Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States. Hip […]
Knee Joint Osteoarthritis, your treatment options
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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Anterior Cruciate Ligament Rupture: Who should have surgery?
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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What is Tibialis Posterior Tendon Reconstruction?
Tibialis Posterior Tendon is one of the most important tendons in the Foot and Ankle region. The muscle is present in the back of the calf and the tendon passes behind the bony bump on the inside of the ankle to attach to the bones of midfoot. The Tibialis Posterior Tendon helps to hold the […]
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