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From incident to recovery: A holistic approach to Achilles tendon injuries

Achilles tendon injuries are common, but there are various aspects which make each one different. This encompasses the cause, type of injury and considering the patient’s overall health, as well as the treatment route involved. Leading orthopaedic surgeon Mr Hisham Shalaby considers these important points, while also taking a look at recovery from operative treatment, and what can happen if an Achilles tendon injury goes untreated.

Understanding Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS): A surgeon's guide for patients

This expert guide on carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) by leading orthopaedic surgeon Mr Onur Berber is designed to provide valuable insights from a surgeon's perspective. As a surgeon specialising in hand and wrist conditions, I aim to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of CTS, its causes, symptoms and potential treatment options.

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Orthopaedic surgery

What is an orthopaedic trauma?

Orthopaedic trauma refers to severe injuries to the musculoskeletal system, including bones, joints, ligaments, muscles, and tendons. These injuries typically result from accidents or events involving high impact, such as car accidents, falls from significant heights or sports-related incidents. Orthopaedic trauma can range from simple fractures or dislocations to complex injuries involving multiple broken bones and damaged soft tissues. Leading consultant orthopaedic surgeon Mr Ahmed Magan takes a detailed look at orthopaedic trauma in this article, considering diagnosis and treatment alongside recovery and rehabilitation in expert detail.

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