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By Mr Panos Makrides
10.05.24
Orthopaedic surgery

Robotic knee surgery utilises advanced technology to enhance surgical precision. It involves preoperative planning with patient-specific data, guiding the surgeon in implant positioning and sizing. During surgery, a robot assists in executing the plan, ensuring accurate placement of implants. Leading consultant orthopaedic surgeon Mr Panos Makrides explains more about this surgery, including the benefits and how it compares to traditional knee surgery.

By Mr G Shyamalan (Shyam)
11.11.22
Orthopaedic surgery

Everything you need to know about scaphoid fractures

Scaphoid fractures are a very common injury, often mistaken for a sprained wrist. In our latest article, leading orthopaedic hand, wrist and elbow surgeon Mr Gunaratnam Shyamalan explains this fracture in detail, including the different treatment options available, and what to expect on the day of surgery.

Trigger Finger: How This Medical Condition Can Be Directly Related to Arthritis & Diabetes

By Mr G Shyamalan (Shyam)
07.07.21
Orthopaedic surgery

Is trigger finger linked to arthritis and diabetes?

Have you ever wondered what exactly trigger finger is and whether or not it is connected to arthritis or diabetes? Experienced consultant hand surgeon, Mr G Shyamalan (Shyam), provides a detailed description of what this condition is, and tells us what the first line of treatment should be when seeking to cure this medical condition.

By Mr Tarek El Gamal
15.12.20
Orthopaedic surgery

FAQs on flat feet

Children can often grow up with flat feet, usually it goes with time and isn't a cause for concern. However, sometimes it may require surgery. We spoke to a leading orthopaedic surgeon about this common condition and what can be expected from treatment if it is needed. Mr Tarek El Gamal answers all of your frequently asked questions regarding flat feet.

By Mr Mark Dunbar
18.11.20
Orthopaedic surgery

Is robotic-assisted knee replacement better than conventional surgery?

Robotic-assisted knee replacements allow for a more accurate mechanical alignment and implant position. But what other advantages does this type of surgery have over conventional surgery? Mr Mark Dunbar dives deeper into robotic-assisted technology and how it can improve surgical outcomes.

Woman running with the sunset in the distance

By Mr Mark Dunbar
09.10.20
Orthopaedic surgery

What are the most common knee injuries in sports?

One of our top orthopaedic surgeons from Birmingham, Mr Mark Dunbar talks about the most common sports injuries and explains which sports are most likely to cause injury.

A ankle within a cast and brace, with some crutches laid on the leg

By Mr Tarek El Gamal
25.09.20
Orthopaedic surgery

Post-op instructions: when can I walk after ankle arthroscopy?

Learn from Mr Tarek El Gamal, an expert in ankle arthroscopy, about what to expect post-op, including when you can walk, get back to work and return to sports.

By Mr Panos Makrides
14.07.20
Orthopaedic surgery

Hip replacement surgery: what to expect, cost and success rate

Mr Panos Makrides, a consultant orthopaedic surgeon based in Birmingham, is the only specialist and hip replacement surgeon in the West Midlands who offers the Direct Superior Approach Surgery. We found out the price, success rate, advantages, aftercare and everything there is to know about this type of hip replacement surgery from Mr Makrides. In this article we found out how it compares with traditional methods of treatment.

By Mr Tarek El Gamal
20.05.20
Orthopaedic surgery

How is orthopaedic surgery being affected by COVID-19?

Accidents happen. And sometimes, these accidents need emergency care which could mean going into surgery. During the COVID-19 pandemic, it may be worrying no knowing how this crisis is affecting trauma-related hospital treatments and what your next steps are if you've hurt yourself. Mr Tarek El Gamal, an expert orthopaedic surgeon, explains more.

By Mr Tarek El Gamal
06.05.20
Orthopaedic surgery

Bunions: minimally invasive surgery as a solution

It's estimated that over 23% of women suffer from bunions worldwide. It's a disorder that gradually changes the angle of the bones on the side of the big toe. We spoke to a leading consultant trauma and orthopaedic surgeon, Mr Tarek El Gamal, to find out how this could be treated with minimally invasive surgery (MIS).

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