
Shoulder | Elbow
Orthopaedic Clinic
(Novena)
Sportsin
Orthopaedic Clinic
(Gleneagles)
Shoulder | Elbow
orthopaedic clinic
(farrer Park)
Our Clinics
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Dedicated Shoulder & Elbow Specialists
We treat various conditions relating to the shoulder, elbow, and knee. At the Shoulder | Elbow Orthopaedic Group, we have a team of dedicated specialists that will ensure that you are taken care of and are given the best treatment.
1. Spine
2. Hip
3. Other Joint Conditions
Common Surgeries We Perform
1. Rotator Cuff Repair
2. Shoulder Stabilization
3. Open Shoulder Surgery
4. Fracture fixation
5. Total Shoulder Replacement
1. Tennis elbow repair
2. Golfers elbow repair
3. Elbow Ligament reconstruction
4. Elbow Arthroscopy
5. Fracture fixation
6. Radial head replacement
7. Elbow joint replacement
1. Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction
2. Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) repair (selected patients)
3. Subchondroplasty
4. Joint Preservation Surgery
5. Customized ACL Treatment
6. Arthroscopic Meniscus repair/ debridement
First Visit FAQs
To ensure you get the most out of your appointment with the Orthopaedic Surgeon, here are a few tips that might help you:
Upon your first visit with the Orthopaedic Surgeon, it will most likely include a comprehensive medical history evaluation, physical test, as well as an imaging test (MRI, X-ray, or ultrasound scan) if necessary.
1. Write down any questions that you might have.
2. Keep a record of your physical condition, i.e. pain or weakness in the arm.
3. Refrain from taking any painkillers (if your pain is bearable) as it may cover up your condition.
4. Bring along any medical documents and notes that you might have from other doctors.
2. Keep a record of your physical condition, i.e. pain or weakness in the arm.
3. Refrain from taking any painkillers (if your pain is bearable) as it may cover up your condition.
4. Bring along any medical documents and notes that you might have from other doctors.
1. Forms - Financial counselling form and personal insurance policy/ letter of guarantee (LOG).
2. Medical documents - Any relevant medical records such as your MRI scan.
3. No food and drinks at least 6 hours before the operation.
4. Arrive 3 hours before your surgery to allow time for queueing, filling administrative forms at the counter and ward, as well as waiting time.
2. Medical documents - Any relevant medical records such as your MRI scan.
3. No food and drinks at least 6 hours before the operation.
4. Arrive 3 hours before your surgery to allow time for queueing, filling administrative forms at the counter and ward, as well as waiting time.