Orthopedics
Explore bone, joint, ligament, shoulder, hand and spine care. Learn about assessment, non-surgical options, procedures and rehabilitation.
Conditions & procedures
Choose a treatment to learn about common symptoms, assessment, treatment approaches and questions to discuss with your doctor.
Joint Replacement Surgery
Joint replacement surgery replaces damaged joint surfaces with artificial components, commonly for advanced arthritis or other severe joint disease.
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Arthroscopic Surgery
Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive technique that uses a small camera and instruments to examine or treat selected joint problems. It is not useful for every type of joint pain.
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Fracture Repair Surgery
Fracture repair surgery stabilises a broken bone using methods such as plates, screws, rods or pins when alignment or stability cannot be maintained adequately without surgery.
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Spine Surgery
Spine surgery may be considered for selected conditions affecting discs, nerves, spinal stability or alignment when symptoms and imaging support an operation or urgent neurological protection is needed.
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Ligament Reconstruction Surgery
Ligament reconstruction replaces or repairs a damaged ligament, commonly to restore stability after a significant injury. The decision depends on the joint, instability and activity needs.
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Shoulder & Rotator Cuff Repair
The rotator cuff is a group of tendons that helps move and stabilise the shoulder. Tears may follow injury or develop gradually with age.
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Hand & Wrist Surgery
Hand and wrist surgery covers a range of conditions involving tendons, nerves, bones, joints and soft tissues. The correct treatment depends on the specific diagnosis and functional needs.
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Information is for general education only and does not replace medical advice. A qualified clinician will confirm diagnosis and suitability.