Knee replacement surgery is a major procedure, often necessary due to osteoarthritis or injury. In this FAQ, I address the most common concerns patients have—covering costs, recovery timelines, pain management, and what to expect before and after surgery.
Knee arthritis can be a source of pain and mobility issues, but the right approach can help manage symptoms effectively. In this FAQ, I answer common patient concerns about exercise, diet, pain management, and treatment options.
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Fracture non-unions occur when a broken bone fails to heal properly, leading to instability and pain. In this FAQ, I address common concerns, symptoms, and treatment options for patients dealing with non-union fractures.
Fine wire frame fixation offers a unique approach to managing complex limb injuries, providing enhanced stability and promoting weight-bearing. This guide explores key principles, indications, and challenges of this technique.
Osseointegration is a groundbreaking technique that directly connects a prosthetic limb to the skeleton, eliminating the need for traditional socket prostheses. In this guide, I explain how the procedure works, its benefits, risks, and who may be suitable for surgery.
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Further alignment improvements observed on X-ray and clinically. New prescription issued to fine-tune valgus, equinus, and medial translation.
First correction completed with improved alignment visible on X-rays. Progressing as planned.
X-rays show the screw is clear in the AP view but less visible in the lateral view, which was never the main issue.
During revision surgery, a 6.5mm cancellous cannulated screw was carefully positioned to guide docking, though the optimal tibial docking site remains uncertain—whether on the calcaneum alone or both the calcaneum and navicular. A new foot plate was attached, but the docking site was not modified per standard procedure.
