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Putting the best foot forward: what you should know about diabetic foot

Diabetes can affect the foot in a variety of ways. This includes infections, ulcers, and a condition called Charcot foot, where the bones become softer than normal, making it susceptible to fractures and dislocations. Issues with the foot may be unnoticed for a time, as sensation is impaired due to nerve damage from diabetes.

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By Mr Shakil Patel
23.10.24
Orthopaedic surgery

What causes adolescent scoliosis?

Here, Mr Shakil Patel, a highly regarded and experienced consultant orthopaedic surgeon, explains what adolescent scoliosis is, whilst also outlining the causes and main symptoms.

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By Mr Aamir Zubairy
23.10.24
Orthopaedic surgery

The benefits of minimally invasive foot and ankle surgery: A modern approach to common problems

Minimally invasive foot and ankle surgery is an innovative approach to treating a wide range of foot and ankle issues, offering numerous benefits over traditional open surgery. It involves smaller incisions, advanced techniques, and precision tools to address common problems like bunions, fractures and tendon injuries. This modern surgical approach results in less pain, faster recovery, and improved outcomes for patients.

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By Mr Panagiotis Gikas
22.10.24
Orthopaedic surgery

Hip replacement: Its benefits and what's involved in faster rehabilitation

Hip replacement surgery is a common procedure designed to relieve pain and improve mobility for people suffering from hip joint issues, particularly arthritis. The surgery replaces the damaged hip joint with an artificial one, allowing patients to regain movement and reduce chronic discomfort. With advances in surgical techniques and rehabilitation methods, the recovery process has also improved, offering patients a quicker return to their daily activities.

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By Mr Colin Nnadi
22.10.24
Orthopaedic surgery

Understanding the complexity of back pain

Back pain is not merely a discomfort; it’s a prevalent condition that affects millions worldwide, often presenting a complex interplay of physiological, psychological, and lifestyle factors. Mr Colin Nnadi, renowned spinal surgeon, sheds light on the multifaceted nature of back pain, discussing its management strategies and exploring its implications on lifestyle.

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By Mr Gurudatt Sisodia
17.10.24
Orthopaedic surgery

How painful is a partial knee replacement?

A partial knee replacement is generally considered less invasive than a total knee replacement, but like any surgery, there is some degree of pain involved. The amount of pain experienced can vary from person to person depending on individual pain tolerance, recovery speed and how the body reacts to surgery. However, advances in surgical techniques and post-operative pain management have made the procedure more comfortable for most patients.

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By Mr Yuvraj Agrawal
17.10.24
Orthopaedic surgery

How successful is knee surgery for arthritis?

Knee surgery, particularly knee replacement surgery, is often considered a highly effective treatment for arthritis, especially for individuals who have not found relief through non-surgical treatments like medication, physiotherapy, or lifestyle changes. The surgery is primarily aimed at reducing pain, restoring mobility, and improving quality of life for patients with severe arthritis in the knee.

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By Mr Yuvraj Agrawal
17.10.24
Orthopaedic surgery

Surgery for hip arthritis

Hip arthritis, particularly osteoarthritis, can lead to significant pain and reduced mobility, affecting daily life. When non-surgical treatments such as medications, physiotherapy and lifestyle changes are no longer effective, surgery may be recommended to alleviate pain and restore function in the hip joint.

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By Mr John Scadden
16.10.24
Orthopaedic surgery

When you can't shrug it off: all about shoulder surgery

Shoulders are used in a variety of ways – for balance, for support, carrying and throwing, and hugging our loved ones. But shoulders can get damaged due to injury, inflammation, wear and tear, or infection. In this article, Mr John Scadden, leading orthopaedic surgeon, describes different types of shoulder ailments, and the surgeries that correct them.

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By Mrs Natasha Hossain
16.10.24
Orthopaedic surgery

What to expect during and after minimally invasive bunion surgery

Bunions are a common foot condition where the big toe pushes against the adjacent toes, leading to a painful, bony bump on the side of the foot. For many individuals, bunions can cause discomfort, swelling, and make everyday activities challenging. Minimally invasive bunion surgery is a modern, less invasive option designed to correct this deformity with smaller incisions, less tissue disruption, and a potentially quicker recovery time. If you're considering this procedure, understanding what to expect before, during, and after the surgery can help you feel more confident and prepared.

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