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Arthritis can cause pain, stiffness, swelling and difficulty with everyday activities such as walking, climbing stairs or getting up from a chair. It commonly affects the knees, hips, shoulders and other joints.

Our approach begins with understanding why your joint is painful and how much it is affected. Depending on your condition, treatment may include lifestyle changes, physiotherapy, medicines, injections, joint-preserving treatments or surgery when appropriate.

Sports and activity-related injuries can affect athletes, fitness enthusiasts and anyone who leads an active lifestyle. Injuries involving the meniscus, ligaments, tendons, cartilage and shoulder can cause pain, instability and reduced movement.

Our sports medicine approach combines accurate diagnosis, non-surgical treatment, rehabilitation and minimally invasive procedures when clinically appropriate. Arthroscopy may be considered for selected joint conditions and injuries.

Joint preservation focuses on protecting and maintaining your natural joint when clinically appropriate.

Depending on the condition, treatment may include physiotherapy, activity modification, weight management, bracing, injections or selected minimally invasive and joint-preserving procedures.

The aim is to reduce pain, improve joint function and, in suitable patients, delay the need for major surgery or joint replacement.

When arthritis or severe joint damage causes persistent pain and significantly affects walking, sleep or everyday activities, joint replacement may be considered.

Joint replacement involves replacing damaged joint surfaces with an artificial implant designed to restore joint function. Knee and hip replacement are among the most commonly performed procedures.

Our care extends beyond surgery — with careful assessment, treatment planning, surgical care, pain management, early mobility and rehabilitation.

Osteoporosis can weaken bones and increase the risk of fractures. Often, there are few or no warning symptoms until a fracture occurs, making early assessment particularly important for people at increased risk.

Our osteoporosis care focuses on understanding your bone health, assessing fracture risk and helping reduce the risk of future fractures.

Age-related changes, arthritis, osteoporosis, fractures, muscle weakness and balance difficulties can gradually affect mobility and independence.

Our geriatric orthopaedic care looks beyond a single joint or injury. Treatment considers bone health, mobility, strength, balance, medical conditions and the patient’s everyday goals.

A fracture is not simply a broken bone. The location and pattern of the fracture, bone quality, surrounding soft tissues, age and overall health can all influence treatment.

Our comprehensive modern fracture care focuses on appropriate diagnosis, stabilisation, protection of surrounding tissues and restoration of movement. Treatment may range from immobilisation and supportive care to modern surgical fixation, depending on the fracture.

Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune condition that can cause joint pain, swelling, stiffness and reduced movement. If inflammation remains uncontrolled, it can progressively damage joints.

Early evaluation and appropriate treatment can help control inflammation and protect joint function.