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Tuesday, 29 December 2020
Stem Cell Knee Cartilage Regeneration for Knee Arthritis
Our knee joints have a slippery, elastic tissue called cartilage which serves as a protective covering from our bones grinding against each other. Injuries to this cartilage are quite common and rarely heal spontaneously. This can cause further damage to the joint, leading to Knee Arthritis, which is a leading cause of disability worldwide. Conservative treatment is typically aimed at relieving pain and begins with pain relieving medications. If the disease continues to progress, the treatment plan ultimately leads to knee joint replacement surgery. Knee replacement surgery may require months of rehabilitation to regain strength and mobility.
How is Stem Cell Therapy Effective?
Adult stem cells have the potential to differentiate into cartilage, bone, fat or soft tissue. They can occupy areas of inflammation and degeneration, to favorably influence the regeneration of cartilage in areas of damage. Stem cell therapy to regenerate the knee cartilage is an effective alternative for knee joint replacement surgery. Being a minimally invasive procedure, this has the potential to decrease inflammation, stop the progression of damage and repair the joint cartilage.
Advantages
- Safe and natural procedure
- Avoids the use of artificial metal implants
- Minimally invasive procedure
- No requirement of long stays at hospital
- No restrictions to joint movements
The clinical outcomes of Stem Cell therapy for Knee Arthritis are very encouraging. It has successfully improved the condition of damaged knee joints and many patients have been able to avoid knee surgery as a result of this advanced technique.
Friday, 30 October 2020
Total Knee Replacement
Myths and Facts about Total Knee Replacement
For most of us, Total Knee Replacement surgery is not something unheard of. Even though it is a commonly used term, many people who suffer from knee-pain are still doubtful about this surgical procedure. Today, we are going to bust the most common myths related to Total Knee Replacement.
MYTH #1 : One should try to delay Total Knee Replacement as much as possible.
FACT : Not True! You need not wait for the pain and discomfort to become unbearable, and then go for surgery. If you are suffering from a degenerative disease, a delay will further deform the bones and the surgery will become more complex.
MYTH #2 : Medicine will help me heal.
FACT : Your painkiller medicines will surely provide you symptomatic relief for some time, but if you are an advanced arthritis patient, you may most definitely require surgery. Also, prolonged usage of painkillers can have multiple side-effects such as peptic ulcers, renal failure etc.
MYTH #3 : Acupressure, Massage oils, Magnetic therapy will cure my arthritis.
FACT : These alternate therapies are not supported by scientific research and data. No doubt, they provide temporary relief to the patient and help in the reduction of pain and may help in delaying the surgery, but they may not be able to avert it.
MYTH #4 : Total Knee Replacement is a very painful surgery.
FACT : Thanks to modern-day medical innovations, pain management is much easier. A patient does not feel any pain during surgery. Post-surgery recovery is smooth as well. Most patients return to their everyday activities in a few weeks.
MYTH #5 : I am too old for Total Knee Replacement.
FACT : When it comes to Total Knee Replacement, age is not really a limiting factor. If you are clinically fit, TKR will not be a problem. We have patients in their 80s who have undergone total knee replacement and are enjoying a much better lifestyle.
Like all surgical procedures, there are benefits and risks in Total Knee Replacement. However, rather than being doubtful about the procedure and having misconceptions, it is recommended that you speak to an expert orthopaedic surgeon and plan your treatment.
Tuesday, 29 September 2020
ACL Reconstruction
Ligaments are strong tissue bands that help one bone connect to the other. Anterior cruciate ligament also known as ACL provides strength and stability to our knee when we move it from side to side. Sometimes an injury to the ACL may be caused due to participation in sports that include quick and sudden changes in direction. Apart from this jumping, sprinting and sudden stops can also result in tearing off of this ligament.
ACL reconstruction is a surgery that is done to replace the the anterior cruciate ligament from the patient’s knee. Such kind of surgery is generally prescribed for people who are:
- Below 25 years of age
- Have a marked anterior tibial subluxation
- Are very active
- Have additional intra-articular damage
Surgery may also to prescribed to someone who has chronic and unbearable pain.
Preparing for ACL Reconstruction
Your doctor after assessing all your medical conditions will instruct you about the Dos and Don’ts before the surgery. Discuss all your medications, if any, or another such issue with your well in advance. Avoiding alcohol and smoking a few days prior to the surgery can help. In case you are suffering from pain and swelling your doctor will help you reduce it before the surgical procedure.
ACL Reconstruction-the Procedure
ACL Reconstruction is performed under general anaesthesia. Around the knee, two small incisions are made and the surgery is performed through an arthroscope. With special small tools the ligament is cut and removed and replaced with a tendon piece from the other knee or from a donor.
The surgery can take upto a few hours and it may take a few weeks to recover fully. Some patients are asked to wear knee braces or splints for some time too, your doctor would suggest what is best for you. If you feel some pain or discomfort, discuss it with your doctor as some medicines may be given to you.
Expected Results
The time taken for recovery is different for different patients. But regular physiotherapy would help you regain strength and flexibility in your knee. After surgery there will be tremendous reduction in the pain and discomfort you used to feel earlier.
At TOSH, we have custom-made rehabilitation programmes for all our patients, that aim at retrieving the range of motion and then help with strengthening of muscles and bones.
Monday, 16 March 2020
Hip Arthroscopy Surgery Recovery
- The swelling on the leg can be reduced by using ice. Try to use ice from your knee to the hip region. Usually, the issue resolves within 1-2 weeks from the surgery.
- Try to use crutches for walking, climbing up or down the stairs until any further instruction from the doctor.
- Try to avoid sitting on low surfaces, crossing legs, and lifting the leg straight up.
- The sleeping position should be adjusted in a way that there is no pressure on the operated hip region.
- While getting out of bed, try to rest the operated leg on top of the unoperated leg. This helps reduce muscle usage around the hip.
- Do not sit for an extended period. Try to take short walks in between.
- Try to follow the exercise schedule regularly as they help in reducing joint stiffness and restore muscle mobility.
- Driving is not permitted until the patient can walk normally and is off from the crutches.
- Flying is only permitted only after 10-14 days after the surgery.
- Only after the complete recovery, the patients are allowed to take up their regular fitness activities or sports.
Wednesday, 1 January 2020
The complexity of sickle cell disease
- Avascular necrosis
- Issues with thoracic and lumbar spine
- Infection with encapsulated organisms
- Problems with bone marrow
- Dental effects
Friday, 6 December 2019
Alerting Symptoms of Bone Cancer
- Tiredness
- Sweats/fever
- Weight loss
- Loss of muscle tone
Thursday, 21 November 2019
Core connection of joints & blood
- Accidents
- Hip fractures
- Dislocations
- Sickle cell disease
- Gout
- Lupus
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Saturday, 19 October 2019
Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair
- Difficulty achieving full range of shoulder motion
- Progressive weakness of the shoulder
- Trouble sleeping during the night
- Trouble reaching behind the back
- Avoiding certain activities because of the pain
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Tuesday, 17 September 2019
Different Types Of Hand Disorders
TYPES OF HAND DISORDERS
1.CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME
2.DUPUYTREN’S CONTRACTURE
3.ARTHRITIS
4.HAND CYSTS AND TUMORS
Apart from the above mentioned, other disorders that require immediate diagnosis and treatment include conditions like Fractures, Tendinitis, and Finger conditions(Mallet Finger, Nail bed injuries, and Trigger finger).
For effective and advanced treatments for your orthopaedic conditions, visit TOSH - Trauma and Orthopaedic Speciality Hospital,Chennai.















































