In the realm of orthopaedic medicine, innovation is key to improving patient outcomes and quality of life. One such innovation gaining traction is Distraction Arthroplasty,
For those struggling with chronic joint pain and limited mobility due to arthritis or other conditions, traditional treatments likemedication and joint replacement surgery can offer
For many people with chronic joint pain, traditional joint replacement surgery seems like the only option. But what if there was a way to heal
Joint pain can be debilitating, affecting everything from your daily activities to your overall quality of life. While traditional jointreplacement surgery (arthroplasty) involves implanting artificial
For many suffering from chronic joint pain, total joint replacement seems like the only option. But what if there was a way to preserve your
For decades, total joint replacement has been the gold standard for treating severely damaged joints. But what if there was a way to heal the
For many, chronic joint pain and limited mobility can significantly impact daily life. While joint replacement surgery offers a solution, a newer technique called distraction
Imagine being able to regenerate joint tissue. That’s the fascinating concept behind distraction arthroplasty, a surgical procedure that utilizes the body’s natural healing abilities to
For many, damaged joints can be a source of constant pain and a significant limitation on mobility. Traditional joint replacement surgery, while effective, can come
Arthritis. The word itself sends shivers down the spines of many. It conjures images of achy joints, limited mobility, and the looming shadow of joint
Dr Gordon Slater is a highly-skilled surgeon specialising in foot and ankle conditions and sports injuries. Dr Slater is one of the first foot and ankle surgeons in Australia to adopt minimally invasive surgical techniques. He routinely uses MIS to treat a range of conditions, including bunions. MIS has many advantages including shorter operating times, reduced post-operative pain, reduced risk of infection, minimal scarring and better cosmetic outcomes.
Dr Gordon Slater is a highly-skilled surgeon specialising in foot and ankle conditions and sports injuries. Dr Slater is one of the first foot and ankle surgeons in Australia to adopt minimally invasive surgical techniques. He routinely uses MIS to treat a range of conditions, including bunions. MIS has many advantages including shorter operating times, reduced post-operative pain, reduced risk of infection, minimal scarring and better cosmetic outcomes.