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Plain-language guides to help you prepare for a consultation.

- DegreeMBBSKMU
- SpecialtyFCPSOrthopaedic Surgery & Trauma
- CertificationCHPE · CHRKMU
- FellowshipOrthopaedic Oncology& Arthroplasty
- Orthopaedic oncologyUnderstanding bone tumoursWhat bone tumours are, why many lumps are not cancer, and how specialists evaluate them.
- Orthopaedic oncologyWhen to consider an orthopaedic oncology consultationSituations in which a second look from a specialist can be valuable.
- Joint replacementKnee pain and knee replacementHow knee arthritis is assessed and when replacement is discussed.
- Joint replacementHip pain and hip replacementUnderstanding hip joint conditions and the decision to consider replacement.
- Orthopaedic traumaComplex fractures and orthopaedic traumaWhy some injuries need specialist planning, and what to bring to a consultation.
- RecoveryUnderstanding specialist treatment and recovery planningWhy recovery is planned from the start, and how patients and families can prepare.
General health information. It does not diagnose or treat any condition and is not a substitute for medical advice.
Simple words
Medical words, explained.
Mushkil lafzon ka aasaan matlab.
- TumourGilti / rasoli
- A lump that grows from cells. Many tumours are not cancer.
- FractureHaddi tootna
- A broken bone.
- BiopsyNuna (sample) test
- A small piece is taken and checked in a lab to find out what the lump is.
- X-ray, MRI, CTScans
- Pictures of the inside of your body. The doctor reads them with your reports.
- ArthritisJor ka ghisna / sozish
- Pain and stiffness because the joint is worn or swollen.
- Joint replacementJor badalne ka operation
- A badly damaged knee or hip joint is replaced with an artificial one.
- Orthopaedic oncologyHaddi ki gilti ka specialist ilaaj
- Specialist care for tumours of bone and soft tissue.
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