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Sports Injuries

Treatment of sports injuries depends on the type and severity of the injury. While some sports injuries may resolve more simply, requiring only medications and rest, severe injuries may call for physical therapy or surgery. Prevention is better than cure, but if that fails, early detection is your next line of defense. While a bit of soreness and stiffness is normal after a strenuous sports event, pain, swelling, diminished strength or mobility—is not.

Be alert for symptoms, and spot small injuries before they become big ones. Get in touch with us today.

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Hip & Knee

Wear and tear, sports-induced injury as well as genetic predisposition can all contribute to hip or knee pain. To help you return to your normal activities with less pain and greater mobility, hip and knee replacement procedures are available with computer navigated or robot assisted options.

Hip replacement
Hip osteoarthritis
Hip fracture
Hip impingement
Hip osteonecrosis

Snapping hip conditions
Meniscal injury
Cartilage injury
Tendon injuries
Knee cap dislocation

Knee instability
Knee fractures
Knee osteoarthritis
Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) tear

Hip & Knee Replacements

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Foot & Ankle

At some point in our lives, we have likely experienced pain in and around our feet, especially our ankles, which have to withstand weight and force as we go about our daily activities. Common injuries and conditions affecting the foot and ankle range in complexity from minor ankle sprains to degenerative arthritis and traumas.

Bunions
Achilles tendinitis
Plantar Fasciitis
Flatfoot

High arch
Arthritis of the ankle and foot
Snapping peroneal tendons
Nerve compression

Ankle cartilage injury
Ankle sprains
Ankle fractures

Hand & Wrist

While most cases of hand and wrist pain may not be a sign of a severe, chronic condition, and may resolve in a matter of days or weeks with simple self-care, injury and trauma to the hand requires specialised care to reduce risk of functional handicap.

Carpal tunnel syndrome
Trigger finger
De Quervain tenosynovitis
Ligament injuries

Nerve compressions
Tendon injuries
Fracture of the wrist and fingers
Osteoarthritis