Mr. Krkovic specialises in diagnosing and treating complex orthopaedic conditions, including non-union fractures, bone infections, joint arthritis, and severe injuries. Learn more about the conditions he treats below.
An amputation is the surgical removal of part or all of a limb. It is usually reserved as a last resort, but can be performed in cases of vascular disease, diabetes and trauma.
Arthritis is a condition which affects the surfaces of joints (i.e. the cartilage) and wears it down until it no longer moves as smoothly as it used to, and no longer cushions the joint.
Limb length discrepancy (also known as anisomelia) is where one arm or leg is shorter than the other. Differences in the length of limbs can cause an imbalance in posture and gait leading to chronic pain.