Have you heard of distraction arthroplasty? This innovative surgical technique is gaining attention for its potential to restore joint function and stability without the need
Distraction arthroplasty, a relatively new technique in orthopaedic surgery, is generating significant interest for its potential to revolutionize joint rehabilitation. This procedure involves creating temporary
The world of orthopaedic medicine is constantly evolving, with new techniques and technologies emerging all the time. One of the most significant advancements in recent
Understanding Distraction Arthroplasty Distraction arthroplasty is an innovative surgical techniquethat is revolutionizing joint preservation therapy. Unlike traditional jointreplacement surgeries, which involve removing damaged cartilage
For many people suffering from chronic joint pain, traditional joint replacement surgery might seem like the only option. But what if there was a procedure
For many people, joint pain is a daily reality. This pain can be caused by wear and tear (osteoarthritis) or injuries, significantly impacting mobility and
In the realm of orthopaedic surgery, particularly in joint repair procedures, the evolution of distraction arthroplasty techniques represents a significant stride towards enhancing patient outcomes
For many people with chronic joint pain, the thought of joint replacement surgery can be daunting. While it’s a well-established procedure that can dramatically improve
Osteoarthritis, joint deformities, and post-traumatic joint stiffness are just a few of the conditions that can cause debilitating joint pain and limit your mobility. Fortunately,
For those suffering from chronic joint pain and stiffness, traditional joint replacement surgery might seem like the only option. But what if you could heal
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 an orthopaedic surgeon specialising in foot and ankle conditions and sports injuries. He was among the first surgeons in Australia to adopt minimally invasive surgical (MIS) techniques for foot and ankle procedures. Dr. Slater uses MIS to treat a range of conditions, including bunions. These techniques may support shorter operating times, reduced post-operative discomfort, and smaller scars compared with traditional approaches.
Procedures carry risks. Individual
outcomes vary depending on each patient’s condition. Please discuss with Dr.
Slater whether a particular treatment is appropriate for you.