Dr Ruben Manohara has been invited to speak at Cochin International Orthopaedic Summit 2021. Where he will be part of the session – “Upper Limb Complication – Shoulder”. Dr Ruben Manohara will be giving two talks. They are:
My Worst Case Around the Shoulder
How to Avoid Complications in Clavicle Fracture Fixation
He is honoured to be part of the CIOS 2021 faculty and happy to contribute to the international orthopaedic community.
CIOS 2021 will feature an innovative combination of engaging interactions with international experts, cutting-edge surgical demonstrations, and instructional symposia that will offer live Q&A with premier faculty and renowned regional hosts about Complications in Orthopaedics from various branches of Orthopaedics.
Fellow doctors can register for the Orthopaedic Summit via this link https://ciosonline.com/
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Date and Time: April 30 2021, 12:30pm – 2:00pm Guest Speaker: Dr Desmond Ong, Consultant Orthopaedic/Shoulder Surgeon at Shoulder Elbow Orthopaedic Clinic
Dr Desmond Ong joined our partners at PhysioActive to discuss rotator cuff tears and how they are a common cause of shoulder pain.
Rotator cuff tears become more common with age and can rob many of their ability to do the things they enjoy and their independence in their golden years. Dr Desmond touched on how non-surgical treatment options can improve one’s pain.
Learn how to better care for patients suffering from rotator cuff tears and the various treatment options available and how each option brings its own set of benefits. For more information on rotator cuff tears and the respective treatment options go to https://sportsinortho.com/.
Date and Time: Jan 6 2021, 12:45pm – 2:00pm Guest Speaker: Dr Ruben Manohara, Consultant Orthopaedic/Shoulder Surgeon at Shoulder Elbow Orthopaedic Clinic,
Dr Ruben Manohara was invited by EISAI to speak to over 65 fellow doctors on the reverse shoulder arthroplasty and how it is considered one of the most significant technological advancements in shoulder reconstructive surgery over the last 30 years.
It reliably decreases pain and improves function for patients with rotator cuff-deficient shoulders. Such has been the success of this procedure, that it has led to a rapid expansion of the indications, to include more complex elective and trauma cases. Initially used in the more elderly patients, there is an increasingly higher demand in active ‘young seniors’.
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Date and Time: 6 June 2019, 6.30pm Venue: Peach Garden at Hotel Miramar Guest Speaker: Dr Bernard Lee Chee Siang, Orthopaedic Surgeon at Sportsin Orthopaedic Clinic, Gleneagles Medical Centre
Dr Bernard Lee was invited as a Guest Speaker by Eplus Healthcare and Zimmer Biomet to give a talk about Subchondroplasty to a group of Orthopaedic Surgeons. He is one of three pioneer surgeons in Singapore who has been trained to perform this procedure.
Below are some of the main takeaways from his talk:
What is Subchondroplasty?
Subchondroplasty involves injecting a bone substitute into painful, damaged parts of an arthritic knee.
This surgical procedure can help patients with knee osteoarthritis. This has been shown to reduce knee pain and improve knee function significantly, without having to resort to joint replacement surgery.
70% of patients who underwent subchondroplasty avoided a total knee replacement for two years or more.
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Radiologic Assessment before operation.
Your doctor may do X-rays and an MRI scan to assess the extent of your knee problem, and to determine if subchondroplasty is a good option for you.
Subchondroplasty has seen relatively good results in patients. It has helped some of them continue their lifestyle and work:
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Case-studies
1) A 67-year-old PE teacher was having severe knee pain and had difficulty climbing stairs and bringing his students for lessons. Being an active person, he was not keen to undergo joint replacement surgery. After a few months of trying alternative forms of treatment, he underwent Subchondroplasty. As the weeks passed, his pain improved, and he was able to continue working as a PE teacher. Currently, he is two years from his surgery, and his pain is almost completely gone. He can still go for long walks every day and is still working as a PE teacher!
2) A lady in her early 50s was having knee pain due to knee arthritis that was aggravated by having to stand for long hours in her sales job. After having tried other forms of treatment and supplements to no avail, she underwent Subchondroplasty. Now at two years after surgery, she only has occasional pain and can stand and walk for long durations at work without difficulty.
Subchondroplasty may not work for everyone. However, it does provide an alternative to joint replacement surgery in certain patients. Results will vary, and it is best that you discuss this option thoroughly with your Orthopaedic Surgeon.
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