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Orthopedic And Joint Surgery

Orthopedic Surgery In Turkey

It Is One Of The Most Important And Oldest Branches Of Medicine, And It Is The Surgery Concerned With Conditions Involving The Musculoskeletal System. Orthopedic Surgeons Use Both Surgical And Non-Surgical Methods To Treat Musculoskeletal Injuries And Spinal Diseases, As Well As Sports Injuries, Bone And Joint Infections, Tumors, And Congenital Deformities. The Orthopedic And Fracture Department Is One Of The Most Important Departments In The Hospital, And At Tedavi, We Are Committed To Providing Modern Diagnostic And Treatment Equipment, As Well As Specialized Operating Rooms Equipped To Perform Procedures Safely.

Orthopedic Surgery To Treat Common Bone Conditions:

The Skeletal System Of The Body Helps It Move, Supports The Muscles, And Maintains The Natural Posture. If Any Injury Or Medical Condition Occurs In Any Part Of The Skeleton, It Will Have A Severely Negative Impact On The Health Of The Body And Its Ability To Perform Its Functions, In Addition To The Severe Pain Resulting From The Injury. Consequently, This Will Have A Devastating Effect On The Quality Of Life And Comfort Of The Individual. Since Every Part Of The Human Skeleton Is Important, No Injury Should Be Neglected. In The Event Of Any Injury, Prompt Treatment Is Required, And Among The Available Treatments Is Orthopedic Surgery. Some Of The Most Important Orthopedic Surgeries We Offer At Tedavi Include The Following:

Bone And Spine Fracture Surgery

Bone And Spine Fracture Surgery

It Is A Surgical Intervention Aimed At Restoring The Skeleton To Its Natural Position In Case Of Any Deformity Or Fracture In Any Area. During The Bone Or Spine Fracture Surgery, The Bones Are Reconstructed And Stabilized After Being Fractured.

ACL And Cartilage Surgery

ACL And Cartilage Surgery

This Surgery Is Performed In The Event Of A Tear In The Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Or Cartilage. The Surgical Intervention Involves Replacing The Damaged ACL Or Cartilage With Supportive Tissue That Connects The Muscles To The Bones.

Laparoscopic Surgery

Laparoscopic Surgery

Laparoscopic Surgery Is Not A Treatment Surgery Itself, But A Diagnostic One. Doctors Use A Millimeter-Endoscope To Enter The Body Cavities And Diagnose The Condition, Helping To Ensure Accurate Diagnosis And Choose The Most Suitable Treatment.

Shoulder Joint Surgery

Shoulder Joint Surgery

Shoulder Joint Surgery Is Often Performed When The Shoulder Joint Is Fractured Or Dislocated. The Surgery Aims To Repair The Joint And Reposition It In Its Natural Place.

Knee Replacement Surgery

Knee Replacement Surgery

Knee Replacement Surgery Is A Precise Procedure Where The Damaged Knee Joint Is Replaced With An Artificial One. The Goal Is To Restore The Patient's Mobility And Eliminate Pain.

Hip Replacement Surgery

Hip Replacement Surgery

Hip Replacement Surgery Involves Removing The Damaged, Irreparable Hip Joint And Replacing It With An Artificial One, Restoring The Patient's Natural Mobility.

Preparation For Orthopedic Surgery

Preparation For Orthopedic Surgery Includes Stopping Any Medications Unless Advised By The Doctor, As Well As Avoiding Smoking And Alcohol. Twelve Hours Before The Surgery, The Patient Should Refrain From Eating And Drinking, Except In Specific Cases Determined By The Specialist.

Pre-Surgery Tests

Before Any Surgery, Doctors Will Perform Several Tests To Ensure Your Safety And Ability To Undergo The Procedure. These Include Lab Tests Such As Blood And Urine Tests, Chest X-Rays, ECG, Liver And Kidney Function Tests, And Blood Clotting Tests.

Can An Orthopedic Surgery Be Postponed?

Each Medical Condition Requires A Different Approach, So The Answer To This Question Depends On The Specific Case. In Some Situations, The Fracture Is Severe And In A Location That Cannot Be Postponed. In Such Cases, Prompt Treatment Is Necessary To Avoid Serious Complications That Could Threaten The Patient's Life. In These Instances, The Surgery Must Be Performed Without Delay. However, If The Injury Is Not Severe And The Patient's Overall Health Is Good, It Is Up To The Patient To Decide Whether To Postpone The Surgery.

How Is Orthopedic Surgery Performed?

On The Day Of Surgery, The Patient Will Arrive At The Hospital Before The Scheduled Time. The Healthcare Team Will Perform Routine Checks On The Patient, Such As Measuring Blood Pressure And Heart Rate. Then, The Patient Will Be Prepared For Surgery, Which Includes Removing Clothes And Jewelry And Wearing A Hospital Gown. The Healthcare Team Will Then Move The Patient Into The Operating Room. The Anesthesiologist Will Administer Anesthesia, And Within Seconds, The Patient Will Fall Into A Deep Sleep, Unaware Of Anything. Once The Patient Is Anesthetized, The Surgery Will Begin. The Steps Will Vary Depending On The Type Of Surgery, But Generally, The Surgeon Will Make An Incision Using Specialized Surgical Instruments. Once The Surgeon Reaches The Bone, They Will Repair The Fractured Bone, Remove Damaged Ligaments, And Stabilize The Bone. Finally, The Surgeon Will Close The Incision And Apply A Medical Dressing. Depending On The Surgery Type, The Surgeon May Use Screws, Pins, Rods, Or Plates To Stabilize The Bone. In Some Cases, The Surgeon May Need To Replace Damaged Ligaments With Healthy Tissue From Another Part Of The Body. Your Surgeon Will Discuss Your Condition In Detail, Explaining The Surgery You Will Need, The Steps Involved, And The Expected Duration.

Post-Surgery Tips

  • Follow The Advice Of Your Treating Doctor And Adhere To It Carefully. If You Notice Any Unusual Symptoms, Consult The Doctor Immediately.
  • You Must Adhere To The Medications Prescribed By The Doctor And Take Them On Time.
  • You Should Get An Adequate Period Of Rest.
  • You Should Avoid Vigorous Movement And Lifting Heavy Objects.
  • It Is Essential To Drink Adequate Amounts Of Water.
  • Eat Healthy Foods Rich In Vitamins, Antioxidants, Vitamin C, And Iron, And Avoid Unhealthy Foods.
  • Be In An Environment Of Calm And Mental Well-Being.

What Are The Benefits Of Orthopedic Surgery?

The Benefits Vary Depending On The Patient's Health Condition And The Issue They Are Facing. However, In Many Cases, Orthopedic Surgeries Have Made People's Lives Easier, More Comfortable, And Of Higher Quality. Over The Years, Orthopedic Surgeons Have Saved Many Lives, Treated Their Issues, Reduced Pain, Repaired Their Joints And Bones, And Helped Them Become More Productive In Life And Society By Improving Their Ability To Move Properly.

What Are The Risks And Complications Associated With Orthopedic Surgery?

Every Surgical Procedure Carries Potential Risks. While Orthopedic Surgery Is Relatively Safe, It Can Be Accompanied By Certain Risks And Complications, Such As Severe Bleeding, Blood Clots, Muscle Weakness, Or Joint Stiffness Due To Bone Stabilization For An Extended Period. In Some Cases, The Bone May Become Infected, Affecting Its Health, And The Patient May Experience Pain In The Joints Or Bones. These Are Rare Occurrences, Especially If The Patient Follows The Doctor's Instructions.

What Symptoms After Orthopedic Surgery Require Immediate Contact With The Doctor?

After Undergoing Orthopedic Surgery, The Patient Should Regularly Follow Up With The Surgeon. However, If Any Of The Following Symptoms Appear, The Patient Should Immediately Contact The Doctor Or Healthcare Team: High Fever, Swelling In The Body, Changes In Skin Color, Severe Pain, Leakage Of Fluids Or Blood From The Wound, Or If The Patient Notices Any Severe, Unusual Symptoms That Were Not Discussed With The Doctor.

What Is The Expected Recovery Time After Orthopedic Surgery?

The Expected Recovery Time After Orthopedic Surgery Varies Depending On Several Factors, Including The Type Of Surgery, The Patient's Age, Health Condition, The Success Of The Surgery, And The Patient's Adherence To The Doctor's Instructions. Generally, The Recovery Period Can Range From A Few Weeks To Several Months. However, The Treating Surgeon Will Discuss The Surgery With The Patient, The Expected Recovery Time, And The Instructions To Follow For A Faster Recovery.

When Can A Patient Return To Their Normal Life After Orthopedic Surgery?

The Expected Time For A Patient To Return To Their Normal Life After Orthopedic Surgery Varies Based On The Type Of Surgery, As Well As The Patient's Age And Health Condition. The Treating Surgeon Will Explain The Necessary Instructions, Including Which Activities The Patient Can Do After The Surgery, Which Ones Should Be Done, And Which Ones Should Be Avoided. Generally, The Patient Won't Be Able To Handle Strenuous Activities Or Intense Sports After Surgery, And This Limitation May Last From 6 To 9 Months.

Why Choose Tedavi For Orthopedic Surgery?

At Tedavi, We Combine Medical Expertise With Advanced Technology. We Have The Best Medical Team In Turkey And Work With The Most Skilled Surgeons. All Of Our Surgeries Are Performed According To The Highest Standards Of Quality And Safety, In Operating Rooms Equipped With The Latest Devices And Equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions

All Surgical Procedures Have The Same Level Of Difficulty And Risk, But The Situation Varies Depending On The Surgeon And The Location Where The Surgery Is Performed.

The Recovery Time Depends On The Type Of Surgery. Some Surgeries May Take A Month To Recover, While Others May Take Up To A Full Year.

The Risks Of Orthopedic Surgery Include Post-Operative Infections Or The Bone Failing To Heal And Fuse Properly.

After Surgery, The Doctor Often Prescribes Pain Relievers For A Specific Period, And The Pain Will Gradually Decrease Over Time.

The Surgeon Should Have Extensive Experience In The Field And A High Number Of Successful Cases.

The Length Of Stay In The Hospital Is Determined By The Type Of Surgery.

General Anesthesia And Local Anesthesia.

Depending On The Condition, If It Is Mild, Non-Surgical Treatment Is Often A Much Better Option Than Surgery.

It Depends On The Surgery, And You Should Follow The Doctor's Instructions.

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