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How are sports injuries diagnosed?
Sports injuries are assessed through a combination of clinical examination, functional and biomechanical assessment, and imaging or other investigations when required.
When should a sports injury be evaluated by a specialist?
An injury may need specialist evaluation when pain, swelling, weakness, instability, restricted movement, or difficulty performing normal activities persists after the injury.
What is the role of reconstruction after bone tumour surgery?
Reconstruction helps restore the structure and function of the affected area after tumour removal. Different biological or implant-based reconstruction methods may be considered depending on the situation.
What is limb salvage surgery?
Limb salvage surgery involves removing a bone or soft-tissue tumour while preserving the limb, followed by reconstruction when required.
How are bone tumours diagnosed?
Diagnosis involves a detailed clinical evaluation along with appropriate investigations and imaging. The specific tests required depend on the suspected tumour and its location.
What are the common symptoms of a bone tumour?
Symptoms can vary depending on the location and type of tumour. Persistent pain, swelling, or a noticeable lump around a bone or soft tissue may require medical evaluation.
What is the difference between a benign and malignant bone tumour?
Benign tumours are non-cancerous, while malignant tumours are cancerous and may grow into surrounding tissues or spread to other parts of the body.
How is the right orthopaedic specialist chosen for a condition?
The condition is evaluated and the patient can be directed to the appropriate orthopaedic subspecialty based on the problem and treatment needs.
Is emergency care available for orthopaedic injuries?
Yes. The Centre has a 24-hour emergency wing for trauma and accident-related care.
What types of musculoskeletal problems are treated at the centre?
Care is available for a wide range of conditions involving the bones, joints, muscles, spine, sports injuries, trauma, and other musculoskeletal problems.
