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By Mr Hisham Shalaby
06.11.24
Orthopaedic surgeon

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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By Mr Hisham Shalaby
23.08.24
Orthopaedic surgeon

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.

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By Mr Hisham Shalaby
07.06.24
Orthopaedic surgeon

An in-depth guide to sports-related ankle pain

While we love to engage in sports, both for fun and as a form of exercise, this can have an impact on the body, leading to injuries causing ankle pain. We speak to renowned consultant orthopaedic surgeon Mr Hisham Shalaby, who explains what first aid measures to take for a painful ankle, when to seek medical attention for ankle pain and the available treatment methods.

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By Mr Hisham Shalaby
31.05.24
Orthopaedic surgeon

Achilles tendon injuries: Causes, symptoms, and recovery

In his latest online article, Mr Hisham Shalaby gives us his insights into Achilles tendon. He talks about what causes an Achilles tendon injury, risk factors, symptoms, diagnosis, available treatment, recovery time, prevention and exercises or rehabilitation programs to reduce the risk of future injuries.

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By Mr Hisham Shalaby
17.05.24
Orthopaedic surgeon

Exploring ankle instability: part 2

Participating in sport can put a huge strain on our bodies, particularly on the ankles, leading to ankle instability. In the second article of a two-part series, renowned consultant orthopaedic surgeon Mr Hisham Shalaby discusses how to strengthen the ankle, and when to consider seeking medical treatment for the condition.

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By Mr Hisham Shalaby
26.04.24
Orthopaedic surgeon

Exploring ankle instability: part 1

Participating in sport can put a huge strain on our bodies, particularly on the ankles, leading to ankle instability. In the first article of a two-part series, renowned consultant orthopaedic surgeon Mr Hisham Shalaby discusses ankle stability, and what factors can contribute to its instability.

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By Mr Hisham Shalaby
18.04.24
Orthopaedic surgeon

Painful ankle after sport: What are the treatment options?

Sports injuries of the ankle are very common, and can be seriously painful if not treated promptly. In his latest online article, leading consultant orthopaedic surgeon and expert in foot, ankle and limb reconstruction Mr Hisham Shalaby delves into some of the most frequently asked questions regarding these injuries.

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By Mr Hisham Shalaby
26.03.24
Orthopaedic surgeon

Minimally invasive bunion surgery: What are the key benefits for patients?

In this informative article, we hear expert insight from revered consultant orthopaedic surgeon Mr Hisham Shalaby on what minimally invasive bunion surgery entails and how the procedure compares to more traditional approaches.

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By Mr Hisham Shalaby
25.10.23
Orthopaedic surgeon

Exploring ankle arthroscopy

In his latest online article, Mr Hisham Shalaby gives us his insights into ankle arthroscopy. He talks about what it is, the procedure, common conditions or injuries, recovery and rehabilitation, risks or complications and how long it takes to resume normal activities.

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By Mr Hisham Shalaby
13.04.23
Orthopaedic surgeon

Ask an expert: What are the success rates of ankle replacement surgery?

In this informative article, highly respected consultant orthopaedic surgeon Mr Hisham Shalaby discusses the success rates of ankle joint replacement and details when surgery of this type is indicated.

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