Department overview
The Orthopedics Center covers spinal disease, joint and sports injury, trauma, foot and ankle disorders, paediatric orthopedics and TCM rehabilitation. It provides a continuum from conservative treatment and minimally invasive surgery to complex reconstruction and postoperative rehabilitation across all age groups.
Main clinical scope
These areas provide a concise overview. Individual suitability requires clinical assessment.
- Spinal disorders
- Joint disorders
- Sports injuries
- Trauma care
- Foot and ankle disorders
- Paediatric orthopedics and TCM rehabilitation
Clinical programmes
Principal disease areas, subspecialties and continuous-care services described in the department profile.
Spinal disorders
UBE biportal endoscopy and other minimally invasive techniques sit alongside deformity correction and surgery for spinal tumour or tuberculous lesions.
Joint and sports injury
Services include arthroplasty, joint-preserving procedures, arthroscopic ligament and meniscal repair, and PRP-based non-operative care.
Trauma care
MIPPO principles and ERAS pathways support rapid recovery, including a fast-track pathway for older patients with fractures.
Foot, ankle and paediatric orthopedics
Specialist assessment covers foot and ankle disease, paediatric conditions and age-specific deformity or functional problems.
TCM rehabilitation
Herbal medicine, acupuncture, Tuina, moxibustion and external therapies may be connected across preoperative, postoperative and rehabilitation stages.
Closed-loop functional recovery
Care is selected across conservative, minimally invasive, open and rehabilitative options according to age, disease course and functional goals.
Featured services and technology
Spinal care
Services range from UBE biportal endoscopic procedures to complex open surgery for deformity correction, spinal tumours or tuberculous lesions.
Joint and sports medicine
Options include arthroplasty, joint-preserving surgery, arthroscopic ligament or meniscal repair, and PRP-based non-surgical care.
Trauma fast track
MIPPO principles and ERAS pathways support early mobility, including a dedicated pathway for older patients with fractures.
TCM and functional rehabilitation
Acupuncture, Tuina, moxibustion and exercise-based rehabilitation can be integrated into postoperative recovery.
How the department is organised
A range of minimally invasive pathways covers spine, joint and trauma conditions.
Care is selected across conservative, minimally invasive and open options according to age, disease course and functional need.
Preoperative optimisation, precision surgery and postoperative rehabilitation are connected.
This page introduces service directions and does not provide a diagnosis, treatment recommendation or outcome guarantee. Acceptance, clinical indication, technology availability, risk, fees and specialist schedules are confirmed by Clifford Hospital for each case.