Department of Orthopedics
Orthopedics
Restoring mobility and quality of life through advanced joint replacements, sports medicine, and comprehensive musculoskeletal care.
Restoring mobility and quality of life through advanced joint replacements, sports medicine, and comprehensive musculoskeletal care.
The Department of Orthopedics at Cherish Hospital provides world-class treatment for all musculoskeletal conditions. Our specialists are trained at leading institutions and use the latest computer-navigated and robotic-assisted surgical techniques.
Whether it's a sports injury, degenerative joint disease, or a complex fracture, our comprehensive approach combines surgical expertise with dedicated physiotherapy to ensure the fastest recovery possible.
Degenerative joint disease causing pain and stiffness, treated with therapy, injections or joint replacement.
ACL tears, meniscus injuries, rotator cuff tears and stress fractures in athletes.
Emergency fracture management including complex pelvic and spinal fractures.
Nerve compression in the wrist causing numbness, treated with splinting or surgery.
Herniated discs, sciatica and spinal stenosis managed with conservative or surgical approaches.
Clubfoot, growth plate injuries and scoliosis treatment in children.
Robotic-assisted precision surgery for severe knee arthritis with rapid recovery protocols.
Minimally invasive approach for hip joint restoration using advanced prosthetics.
Keyhole surgery for joint repair — faster healing, minimal scarring.
Internal fixation with plates, screws and intramedullary nails for complex fractures.
Joint Replacement Surgeon
Sports Medicine Specialist
Modern knee replacements typically last 20-25 years. With newer materials and techniques, many last even longer with proper care.
Most patients begin walking with support within 24 hours of surgery. Full independent walking typically resumes within 4-6 weeks.
Yes, we have a dedicated sports medicine team that treats athletes of all ages, from weekend warriors to professional sportspeople.