Joint Replacements (Knee and Hip)

It is the surgical restoration of joint function impaired by wear and calcification.

• Total knee replacement and partial knee replacement
• Total hip replacement
• Evaluation of Osteoarthritis
• Post-prosthetic Rehabilitation Planning

Sports Injuries and Arthroscopy

It is a treatment for intra-articular problems using a closed (minimally invasive) camera-assisted technique.

• Repair of an Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Tear
• Treatment for a Meniscus Tear
• Shoulder Dislocation and Rotator Cuff Repair
• Various procedures involving cartilage and the capsule

Spinal Surgery

It is the treatment of disc, spinal canal, and scoliosis issues in the lumbar and cervical regions.

• Lumbar and Cervical Disc Herniation (Disc Herniation)
• Spinal canal narrowing (spinal stenosis)
• Scoliosis and Spinal Curvatures
• Vertebroplasty (strengthening a fractured vertebra)

Fracture and Trauma Treatment

Emergency and elective treatment of bone and joint injuries resulting from falls, accidents, and blows.

• Diagnosis of Closed (Non-Displaced) and Open Fractures
• Internal fastening with plates, screws, and nails
• Joint dislocations and ligament injuries
• Monitoring of Post-Traumatic Functional Recovery

Hand, Foot, and Ankle Surgery

These are both minor and major surgical procedures involving the hand, foot, and ankle.

• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Nerve Compression
• Ankle ligament and cartilage problems
• Heel Spurs and Foot Deformities
• Repair of Finger and Hand Injuries

Pediatric Orthopedics

It is the treatment of skeletal development disorders that occur during childhood.

• Screening and Treatment for Congenital Hip Dislocation
• Treatment for Clubfoot (Pes Ekinovarus)
• Growth plate injuries
• Monitoring of Scoliosis and Short Legs in Children

When Should You See an Orthopedic Doctor?

• Joint pain, swelling, and limited mobility
• Deformity and pain following a fall or accident
• Arm and leg pain caused by cervical and lumbar herniated discs
• Inability to walk, inability to bear weight, need for a cane
• Swelling and Instability Following a Sports Injury
• Foot, hip, or gait abnormalities in children
• Knee or hip osteoarthritis in older adults

Diagnosis and Treatment Process

For each patient, the orthopedic surgeon follows these steps:

1. Examination: Assessment of Joint, Muscle, and Movement Functions
2. Views: Structural evaluation using X-rays, MRI, and CT scans
3. Diagnosis: Determining whether the condition is osteoarthritis, a tear, or a fracture
4. Treatment plan: Determining the appropriate treatment option: medication, physical therapy, or surgery
5. Surgery: If necessary, joint replacement, arthroscopy, or fixation
6. Rehabilitation: Monitoring Functional Recovery Through Physical Therapy

Why Choose the Orthopedics Department at Özel Trakya Hospital?

• Comprehensive services provided by specialist orthopedic and trauma surgeons
• Advanced Joint Surgery, Including Knee and Hip Replacements
• 2 operating rooms for arthroscopic and trauma surgeries
• Advanced Imaging with X-rays, MRI, and CT
• An integrated approach combining physical therapy and rehabilitation
• 24/7 emergency services for fractures and trauma care