The hands and wrists are prone to injuries caused by everyday wear and tear, falls (breaking a fall with an outstretched hand), arthritis as well as nerve and tendon issues due to certain repetitive hand movements.

Shoulder injuries are usually caused by activities that involve repeated overhead motions (e.g. swimming, tennis, lifting weights); while elbow injuries are less common and are usually caused by arthritis and sports injuries in golf and tennis (both requiring repeated swinging and striking).

The spine is our body’s central support system, that connects our musculoskeletal system together.
The spine is what helps us walk, sit, twist, stand, bend, etc.

Paediatric is a term used to define the branch of medicine that deals with conditions and concerns
related to children. Children too, like adults, are prone to various orthopaedic concerns and troubles,
which requires specialized care and attention.

Specialising in orthopaedic surgery services, we have a keen interest in arthroscopic cartilage repair, meniscus repair, ligament reconstruction, knee and hip replacement, complex and revision knee replacement.