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Everyday life depends on movement. From taking the first step in the morning and climbing stairs to sitting comfortably at work, lifting a child, going for a walk or getting back to sport, healthy bones, joints, muscles and the spine play an important role in how freely and confidently we live. 

When pain, stiffness, injury or reduced mobility begins to interfere with these simple moments, it can affect more than just movement. It can impact independence, sleep, work, fitness, and overall quality of life. 

At Sterling Hospitals, our Orthopaedics department provides advanced and comprehensive care for a wide range of bone, joint, spine, trauma and sports-related conditions. With experienced orthopaedic specialists, advanced diagnostic support, surgical expertise and personalised treatment plans, we focus on identifying the right cause, offering the right treatment and helping patients recover with confidence. 

Whether it is managing long-term joint pain, treating fractures and injuries, addressing spine-related concerns or supporting recovery after sports injuries, our goal is to help every patient move better, heal stronger, and return to the life they love. 

Why Orthopaedic Care Matters 

Bone, joint and spine conditions are often ignored until pain becomes severe or movement becomes restricted. Timely orthopaedic care can help diagnose the cause early, prevent further damage, reduce pain and improve long-term mobility. 

Whether it is a sports injury, arthritis, back pain, fracture, ligament tear or age-related joint problem, the right treatment at the right time can make a significant difference to recovery and quality of life. 

At Sterling Hospitals, the focus is not just on treating the condition, but on helping patients regain function, independence and confidence in movement. 

Why Choose Sterling Hospitals for Orthopaedic Care? 

At Sterling Hospitals, orthopaedic care goes beyond treating pain. Our focus is on helping patients regain movement, improve function and return to daily life with confidence. 

Our orthopaedic team provides care for a wide range of bone, joint, spine, trauma and sports-related conditions through both surgical and non-surgical treatment options. 

Our orthopaedic care includes: 

• Diagnosis and treatment for bone, joint and spine conditions 
• Management of arthritis, fractures, trauma and sports injuries 
• Advanced knee, shoulder, hip and spine procedures 
• Minimally invasive and robotic-assisted surgical options 
• Personalised treatment planning based on each patient’s condition 
• Recovery-focused care to support better mobility and quality of life 

Sterling Hospitals offers specialised care for a wide range of orthopaedic conditions affecting the bones, joints, ligaments, muscles, spine and nerves. 

Joint and Arthritis Conditions 

Joint and arthritis-related conditions can lead to pain, swelling, stiffness, reduced flexibility and difficulty with everyday movement. Our specialists provide accurate diagnosis and personalised treatment for degenerative, inflammatory and bone health concerns. 

• Osteoarthritis 
  A wear-and-tear condition that causes joint pain, stiffness and reduced mobility, commonly affecting the knees, hips, hands and spine. 
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• Rheumatoid Arthritis 
  An autoimmune condition that causes joint inflammation, pain, swelling and stiffness, often affecting multiple joints. 
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• Ankylosing Spondylitis 
  A chronic inflammatory condition that mainly affects the spine and sacroiliac joints, causing back stiffness and reduced flexibility. 
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• Osteoporosis 
  A bone health condition where bones become weak and fragile, increasing the risk of fractures even with minor falls or injuries. 
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Knee, Shoulder and Sports Injuries 

Ligament tears, meniscus injuries, shoulder stiffness and sports-related injuries can affect stability, strength, performance and everyday movement. Sterling Hospitals offers specialised care focused on reducing pain, restoring function and helping patients return to their routine safely. 

• ACL Tear / Ligament Injuries 
  Injuries to the knee ligaments can cause pain, swelling, instability and difficulty walking, running or playing sports. 
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• Meniscus Tear 
  A tear in the knee cartilage that can cause pain, swelling, locking, stiffness and difficulty bending or straightening the knee. 
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• Frozen Shoulder 
  A condition that causes shoulder pain, stiffness and restricted movement, making daily activities like dressing or lifting difficult. 
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• Sports Injuries 
  Injuries caused by sports or physical activity, affecting muscles, ligaments, joints or bones and requiring timely care for safe recovery. 
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Spine and Back Conditions 

Spine and back conditions can cause pain, stiffness, weakness, numbness, tingling or difficulty with everyday activities such as walking, sitting, bending or lifting. Sterling Hospitals offers specialised care for common and complex spine-related concerns, with a focus on accurate diagnosis, pain relief, improved mobility and long-term function. 

• Low Back Pain 
  Pain in the lower back that may be caused by muscle strain, disc problems, arthritis or posture-related issues, affecting movement and daily comfort. 
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• Herniated Disc / Slipped Disc 
  A condition where a spinal disc presses on nearby nerves, causing back pain, leg pain, numbness, tingling or weakness. 
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• Spinal Stenosis 
  A narrowing of the spinal canal that can put pressure on nerves, leading to back pain, leg pain, numbness, weakness or difficulty walking. 
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• Spondylosis 
  Age-related wear and tear of the spine that can cause stiffness, pain, reduced flexibility and nerve-related symptoms in some cases. 
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Fracture, Trauma and Nerve Conditions 

Accidents, falls and injuries can affect bones, joints, nerves and soft tissues, often causing pain, swelling, restricted movement or loss of function. Sterling Hospitals provides timely and specialised care for fractures, trauma and nerve-related conditions, with a focus on accurate diagnosis, stabilisation, treatment and recovery. 

• Fractures 
  Breaks or cracks in the bone caused by falls, accidents or injuries, often leading to pain, swelling, deformity and difficulty using the affected area. 
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• Trauma 
  Orthopaedic injuries caused by accidents, falls or high-impact events, affecting bones, joints, ligaments, muscles or surrounding tissues. 
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• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome 
  A nerve compression condition in the wrist that can cause numbness, tingling, weakness or pain in the hand and fingers. 
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Areas of Expertise 

Sterling Hospitals offers advanced orthopaedic expertise across joint replacement, sports injury care, arthroscopic procedures and complex joint conditions. Our specialists combine clinical experience, surgical precision and personalised treatment planning to help patients reduce pain, restore movement and return to daily life with greater confidence. 

Total Knee Replacement Surgery  

A surgical procedure to replace damaged parts of the knee joint, helping reduce pain, improve mobility and support better function in patients with severe knee damage. 

Partial Knee Replacement Surgery 

A procedure that replaces only the damaged part of the knee joint while preserving the healthy areas, recommended for selected patients with localised knee damage. 

Total Hip Replacement Surgery 

A procedure to replace the damaged hip joint with an artificial implant, helping improve mobility, reduce pain and support a better quality of life. 

Arthroscopic ACL Reconstruction 

A minimally invasive procedure to reconstruct the torn anterior cruciate ligament, helping improve knee stability after sports or injury-related ligament damage. 

Shoulder Replacement 

A surgical procedure to replace damaged parts of the shoulder joint, helping reduce pain and improve shoulder movement in selected patients. 

Revision Knee Replacement 

A specialised procedure performed to replace or correct a previous knee replacement implant when required due to wear, loosening, instability or other complications. 

Robotic Knee Replacement 

An advanced knee replacement procedure that uses robotic-assisted technology to support precision, alignment and personalised surgical planning. 

Arthroscopic Shoulder Stabilisation 

A minimally invasive procedure used to treat shoulder instability and recurrent dislocation by repairing or stabilising the supporting structures of the shoulder joint. 

Other Surgeries and Procedures Offered 

When surgery or advanced intervention is required, Sterling Hospitals offers a range of orthopaedic procedures across knee, shoulder, hip, spine, trauma and joint care. Every treatment plan is recommended after a detailed evaluation of the patient’s condition, mobility needs and recovery goals. 

Knee and Ligament Procedures 

These procedures help address ligament injuries, meniscus tears, cartilage damage, knee instability and joint-related movement concerns, with a focus on restoring strength, stability and function. 

• Artificial Ligament Surgery for ACL Tear 
  A surgical procedure that uses an artificial ligament to help restore knee stability in selected patients with ACL tears. 
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• ACL Reconstruction Surgery 
  A procedure to reconstruct the torn anterior cruciate ligament and improve knee stability, especially after sports or injury-related ligament damage. 
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• Meniscus Repair 
  A knee procedure to repair torn meniscus cartilage, helping reduce pain, improve movement and preserve joint function. 
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• Cartilage Restoration Surgery 
  A procedure used to treat damaged knee cartilage and support smoother joint movement while helping reduce pain and stiffness. 
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• Arthroscopy, Knee and Shoulder 
  A minimally invasive procedure that uses a small camera and instruments to diagnose and treat joint problems in the knee or shoulder. 
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Shoulder Procedures 

These procedures help treat shoulder injuries, pain, stiffness and restricted movement, with a focus on improving mobility, strength and daily function. 

• Rotator Cuff Repair 
  A surgical procedure to repair torn shoulder tendons, helping reduce pain and restore shoulder strength and movement. 
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• Arthroscopy, Knee and Shoulder 
  A minimally invasive procedure that uses a small camera and specialised instruments to diagnose and treat joint problems in the knee or shoulder. 
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Spine Procedures 

These surgeries may be recommended for selected spine conditions causing persistent pain, nerve compression, weakness, numbness or spinal instability. 

• Lumbar Decompression Surgery 
  A spine surgery performed to relieve pressure on compressed nerves in the lower back, helping reduce pain, numbness or weakness in the legs. 
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• Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery 
  A spine procedure performed through smaller incisions, designed to treat selected spine conditions with less tissue disruption and faster recovery. 
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• Spinal Fusion Surgery 
  A surgical procedure that joins two or more vertebrae to improve spinal stability and reduce pain caused by selected spine conditions. 
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Joint Replacement Procedures 

Joint replacement may be recommended when severe joint damage affects movement, comfort, independence and quality of life. These procedures focus on reducing pain, improving mobility and helping patients return to daily activities with greater confidence. 

• Robotic Joint Replacement 
  An advanced joint replacement procedure that uses robotic-assisted technology to support precision, alignment and personalised surgical planning. 
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• Total Knee Replacement 
  A surgical procedure to replace damaged parts of the knee joint, helping reduce pain and improve walking, movement and overall function. 
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• Total Hip Replacement 
  A procedure to replace the damaged hip joint with an artificial implant, helping improve mobility, reduce pain and support better quality of life. 
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Trauma and Fracture Procedures 

These procedures are used to manage fractures, complex injuries and trauma-related orthopaedic concerns caused by accidents, falls or high-impact injuries. Treatment focuses on stabilising the injury, restoring alignment and supporting safe recovery. 

• Complex Trauma Surgery 
  A surgical approach used to treat severe or multiple orthopaedic injuries involving bones, joints and surrounding soft tissues. 
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• Fracture Fixation, ORIF 
  A procedure used to realign and stabilise broken bones with plates, screws or rods to support proper healing. 
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• Pelvic and Acetabular Surgery 
  A specialised procedure to treat complex fractures or injuries involving the pelvis or hip socket, helping restore stability and function. 
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Pain and Joint Care 

For selected joint, tendon, and soft tissue concerns, injections may be recommended as part of a non-surgical treatment plan. These procedures can help reduce inflammation, ease pain, and support improved movement when advised after a detailed clinical evaluation. 

• Joint Injections, Steroid and PRP 
  Image-guided or clinically guided injections that may help manage joint pain, inflammation or soft tissue injuries as part of a personalised treatment plan. 
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At Sterling Hospitals, orthopaedic care is built around accurate diagnosis, advanced treatment and recovery-focused support. Our specialists manage a wide range of bone, joint, spine, trauma and sports-related conditions, from everyday pain and injuries to complex surgical cases. 

What sets our care apart: 

• Comprehensive care for bones, joints, spine, trauma and sports injuries  
• Experienced orthopaedic specialists  
• Advanced diagnostic support  
• Surgical and non-surgical treatment options  
• Expertise in joint replacement, spine surgery, arthroscopy, ligament repair and trauma care  
• Robotic-assisted and minimally invasive surgical options  
• Personalised treatment plans based on each patient’s condition, lifestyle and recovery goals  
• Patient-centred care focused on comfort, mobility and long-term function 

When Should You See an Orthopaedic Specialist? 

You should consider consulting an orthopaedic specialist if pain, stiffness, injury or reduced movement is affecting your daily life. 

Common signs include: 

• Persistent joint pain or stiffness  
• Difficulty walking, bending or climbing stairs  
• Back pain that travels to the leg  
• Shoulder pain or restricted movement  
• Swelling, instability or locking of the knee  
• Pain after a fall, accident or injury  
• Repeated sports injuries  
• Numbness, tingling or weakness in the hand  
• Difficulty performing daily activities due to pain  

Early consultation can help identify the cause and guide the right treatment approach. 

Move Better with Sterling Hospitals 

Pain, stiffness or injury should not stop you from living the life you want. Whether you are dealing with joint pain, spine concerns, fractures, sports injuries, arthritis or reduced mobility, Sterling Hospitals offers specialised orthopaedic care to help you move better and recover with confidence. 

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