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Managing your recovery after shoulder stabilisation surgery

Shoulder stabilisation surgery is often performed to address recurrent shoulder dislocations or instability. Here’s what you need to know about managing your recovery.

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What is robotic knee replacement surgery?

Robotic knee replacement surgery is an advanced approach to traditional knee replacement, utilising robotic assistance to enhance precision during the procedure. We explore this innovative method, and consider its main benefits.

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By Mrs Natasha Hossain
07.11.24
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What is tendinopathy?

Tendinopathy refers to a condition that affects the tendons, which are the strong, fibrous cords that attach muscles to bones. While the term tendinopathy is often used interchangeably with tendinitis (inflammation of the tendon), it more broadly encompasses both acute and chronic tendon issues, including tendinosis, which involves tendon degeneration without significant inflammation.

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Daycase knee and improving healthcare pathways through digitalisation

If you’re considering knee surgery, you may feel concerned about the time spent in hospital and the recovery process. Fortunately, advancements in healthcare are making it possible for many patients to undergo daycase knee procedures—meaning you can have surgery and return home on the same day. This approach not only minimises hospital stays but also promotes faster healing in the comfort of your own surroundings. Additionally, digitalisation in healthcare is enhancing these experiences by creating smoother, more efficient pathways for patients. Let’s explore how daycase knee procedures and digitalisation are transforming knee surgery care.

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By Mr Hisham Shalaby
06.11.24
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All about ankle replacements

In this latest interview, orthopaedic surgeon Mr Hisham Shalaby tells us all you need to know about ankle surgery.

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How soon after a shoulder arthroscopy can you exercise?

The timeline for resuming exercise following a shoulder arthroscopy varies depending on the specific procedure performed, the extent of the repair and your overall health. In general, a phased approach to exercise is recommended to allow the shoulder to heal while gradually rebuilding strength and mobility. Here’s a general outline of what to expect:

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Hip replacement surgery: the procedure, recovery, and risks

Here, renowned consultant orthopaedic and trauma surgeon, Mr Sulaiman Alazzawi, discusses hip replacement surgery in detail, including how it is performed, and what patients can expect from the associated recovery period.

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What are the different types of ACL reconstruction procedures?

This article explores the various different types of ACL reconstruction procedures, as esteemed consultant trauma and orthopaedic surgeon, Mr Matthew Hampton, shares his expert insights.

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Knee replacement surgery: what you need to know

A knee replacement removes damaged bone and cartilage and replaces them with a metal, ceramic, or acrylic prosthesis to restore functionality in the knee. In this article, a consultant orthopaedic explains the reasons and process of a knee replacement surgery.

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Managing back and leg pain: What are your treatment options?

Back and leg pain are common complaints that affect people of all ages, often limiting daily activities and reducing quality of life. This type of discomfort can stem from a variety of causes, including muscle strain, disc problems, nerve compression, or even age-related wear and tear on the spine. Knowing your treatment options is essential for both relief and recovery, particularly if you’re seeking a solution that enables a quick return to your routine.

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