Orthopedic conditions are assessed not only by visible abnormalities but also by their effects on movement, weight distribution, infection and daily life.
The shared goal across specialties is a safe diagnosis, understandable options and a treatment path suited to the patient's needs.
- Trauma and fracture surgery
- Deformity assessment
- Limb lengthening and reconstruction
- Diabetic foot and limb preservation
Trauma
Fractures and post-traumatic problems are assessed by considering bone healing, joint function and soft tissues together.
Deformity and limb lengthening
For congenital or acquired deformities, the mechanical axis, capacity for movement and individual expectations are assessed.
- Deformity surgery
- Limb lengthening
- Cosmetic height lengthening
- Reconstructive planning
Diabetic foot
Wounds, infection, circulation, loss of sensation, pressure and deformity are assessed within one plan to identify options for preserving the foot.
Multidisciplinary work
Coordination with infection, vascular, endocrinology, wound care and rehabilitation teams is arranged when needed.
The right expertise and referral
A treatment method should not be chosen before the cause of the symptom is clarified through examination and necessary investigations.
