Orthopedic Disease Treatment and Surgery Videos

Brachial Plexus Surgery

It is a complex nerve network that provides shoulder, elbow, wrist and finger movements and sensation, formed by the combination of C5, C6, C7, C8 and T1 nerve roots originating from the spinal cord in the neck region. This nerve network forms the entire nerve structure of the arm.

Vascular Fibula Surgery

Vascular Fibula Surgery; It is a biological reconstruction procedure performed by removing the middle and proximal part of the fibula, located next to the tibia, together with the vein that feeds it, and transferring tissue to the recipient area.

Meniscus Tear Surgery

Except for some small meniscus tears that are very rare and not full -fold; Meniscus tissue does not have the ability to heal spontaneously. Treatment of meniscus tears; It varies according to the type and degree of the tear. In the 3rd and 4th stage advanced meniscus tears that complain of severe pain, hanging and locking in the knee, treatment with closed arthroscopy operations are applied.

Knee Replacement Surgery

Surgical treatment is preferred in patients where all these protective measures fail and pain and movement limitation seriously affect daily life. In the surgical treatment of knee arthritis; Tibial osteotomies, half knee prostheses (unicondylar knee arthroplasty) and total knee prostheses (total knee arthroplasty) are the most frequently preferred surgical procedures.

Hip Arthroscopy Surgery

Hip arthroscopy surgery is a surgery performed using 2 or 3 holes to treat some cartilage and capsule problems in the hip. There is no open wound or incision in hip arthroscopy surgery. The surgery takes approximately 1 or 1 and a half hours.

Hip Replacement Surgery for Hip Dislocation

Congenital hip dislocation is common in our country. It is one of the most common causes of secondary coxarthrosis, that is, secondary hip calcification. In congenital hip dislocation, the socket we call acetabulum is not anatomically developed sufficiently.

Hip Replacement Surgery

We can divide it into two groups: calcifications that occur with age for unknown reasons, which we call primary coxarthrosis, and calcifications that occur at earlier ages due to certain underlying reasons, which we call secondary coxarthrosis. In primary hip calcification, factors such as intense use of the hip joint, repetitive microtraumas, and obesity accelerate calcification.

Shoulder Fiber Tear and Closed Shoulder Surgery

Simple tears and compression cases in the initial stages can be treated with medication and exercise, while injections into the shoulder joint can be performed in more advanced stages.

Hallux Valgus (Big Toe Curvature)

How the surgery will be performed is decided based on the examination and the foot X-ray taken. Many types of surgery have been described, from only soft tissue surgery to rasping, bone correction and joint freezing surgery. The surgery to be performed is determined by the severity of the disease.

Shoulder Arthroscopy (Closed Shoulder Surgery)

Closed joint surgeries (arthroscopy) are an accepted method that has been frequently used among orthopedic surgeons in the last 30 years. In arthroscopy, holes are made with small incisions around the joint. The operation is carried out in a closed manner by inserting cameras and tools into these holes.

Knee Arthroscopy

It is a closed knee surgery performed through two 1 cm incisions made in front of the knee. The process of imaging intra-knee structures using various orthopedic implants (camera and hand tools) is called knee arthroscopy. Meanwhile, injuries detected before or during the operation in structures such as meniscus, cartilage, cruciate ligaments and kneecap within the knee can be repaired.

Anterior Cruciate Ligament and Meniscus Tear Surgery

This surgery requires an average hospital stay of 1 day. The next day after surgical treatment, the patient can walk on the operated side.

Except for some very rare and small meniscus tears that are not full thickness; Meniscus tissue does not have the ability to heal itself.

Shoulder Arthroscopy Surgery

First, the tear type, shape and size should be determined. During the surgery, small incisions are made around the shoulder. These are called portals. The surgery is performed through these pots. Special camera systems, hand tools, special orthopedic implants and sutures are used.