Orthopedic care in China

Replacement of damaged knee joint surfaces to relieve pain and restore function.

Targets one damaged compartment while preserving more of the natural knee.

Uses computer-guided planning and robotic assistance during implant positioning.

Replaces or repairs a previous knee implant when complex problems arise.

Replaces damaged hip surfaces with artificial components.

Replaces the femoral side of the joint, often after selected hip fractures.

Accesses the hip from the front using a muscle-sparing surgical interval.

Combines preoperative planning with technology-assisted implant placement.

Complex surgery for a loose, worn, infected or unstable previous implant.

Replaces arthritic or severely damaged shoulder joint surfaces.

Corrects selected spinal curves and stabilizes the spine.

Joins vertebrae to treat instability, deformity or selected painful conditions.

Stabilizes selected levels of the neck after decompression or injury.

Stabilizes painful or unstable levels in the lower back.

Replaces a damaged disc while aiming to preserve motion.

Creates space for compressed nerves in the lower spine.

Uses smaller approaches for selected decompression or stabilization procedures.

Reconstructs a torn anterior cruciate ligament to restore knee stability.

Repairs or selectively trims damaged knee cartilage.

Repairs torn shoulder tendons, often with arthroscopic techniques.

Microsurgical reconstruction for complex hand trauma and function.

Removes bone tumors with reconstruction or limb-sparing options when suitable.

Gradually corrects selected limb-length differences or deformities.

Treats congenital, developmental and traumatic conditions in children.