Orthopaedic Surgery (Bones)
What is orthopaedic surgery?
Orthopaedic surgery diagnoses and treats injuries to your musculoskeletal system – made up of bones, muscles, joints and ligaments – caused by ageing, injury, poor posture or high-impact sports.
Some common conditions include arthritis, knee pain, tennis elbow, carpal tunnel syndrome and sciatica.
Our approach
At Gleneagles Hospital, you will be cared for by an all-rounded group of professionals – consultant orthopaedic surgeons, nurses, physiologists and occupational therapists – to help you regain an active lifestyle.
We provide minimally invasive orthopaedic surgery that can improve your clinical outcomes while reducing trauma and scarring. These surgical techniques are used to treat common orthopaedic conditions as well as spinal problems.
Computer-navigated surgery allows for control and precision, which is especially critical when it comes to organs that are difficult to access with traditional surgery techniques.
Why choose Gleneagles Hospital?
Situated next to the soothing green oasis of Singapore Botanic Gardens – a UNESCO World Heritage Site – Gleneagles Hospital offers an ideal ambience for healing and recuperation.
Our focus is on patient-centric care, supported by medical expertise and technology, as we help guide you towards minimising pain and regaining mobility in your life.
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