Bone Health

Like the structure of a building, bones provide a frame for your body. Whether you are tapping on your handphone or running a marathon, bones support every little movement you make.

As you grow up, your body accumulates bone mass, reaching its peak when you are around 30 years old. While it is important to build strong and healthy bones in your younger days, protecting your bones during adulthood will serve you for many years to come.

A few simple steps, like eating a healthy diet and exercising regularly, can go a long way to keep your bones healthy.

Learn more about bone health and how we can help should you sustain a bone injury.

Bone care at Mount Elizabeth

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At Mount Elizabeth Hospitals, our team of specialised orthopaedic surgeons, physiotherapists and occupational therapists work together to diagnose and treat your orthopaedic conditions.

We are committed to delivering quality healthcare services to our patients. Our multidisciplinary team of orthopaedic surgeons, nurses, physiotherapists, and occupational therapists will guide you through the entire treatment and recovery process with care and professionalism.

Our orthopaedic specialists are skilled in procedures such as:

  • Ankle arthroscopic fusion surgery
  • Minimally invasive bunion surgery
  • Shoulder arthroscopic surgery, including labral repair, rotator cuff repair
  • Knee arthroscopic surgery, including ligament reconstruction, meniscus and cartilage repair
  • Hip preservation surgery, including hip arthroscopy and pelvic osteotomy
  • Sarcoma (bone tumour) removal and treatment
  • Spine surgery

Patients can also benefit from Mount Elizabeth Hospitals’ equipment and facilities. Our minimally invasive techniques reduce trauma and scarring while improving success rates. Computer-aided robotic surgery such as the robotic partial knee replacement procedure allows for added precision during surgical procedures.

Our orthopaedic specialists

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At Mount Elizabeth Hospitals, our team of orthopaedic surgeons, physiotherapists and occupational therapists work closely together to get you back on your feet again.

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