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Knee Specialist in Singapore
Dr Kau is a Fellowship trained Orthopaedic Surgeon with more than 15 years of experience and a subspecialty interest in knee surgery. He is experienced in trauma and fracture management, sports injuries, and joint replacement surgery. For patients suffering from knee conditions, Dr Kau offers partial and total knee replacement surgery and is skilled in robotic assisted surgery. He also treats patients using non-invasive procedures like knee injections. Make an appointment with Dr Kau for a consultation and a personalised knee treatment plan.
What is a Knee Specialist?
A knee specialist, also known as an orthopaedic surgeon, is trained in diagnosing, treating, and managing knee conditions. This includes many issues, from ligament tears and fractures to arthritis and tendinitis. Knee specialists can assess knee pain, identify its cause, and devise a tailored treatment plan to alleviate pain and restore the function of the knee.
In addition to treating common knee problems, knee specialists are skilled in advanced surgical procedures such as arthroscopy and knee replacements.
The Knee
The knee joint is a crucial hinge joint that connects the thigh bone to the shin bone. It is essential for supporting our body weight and enabling important movements like walking and running. Taking care of our knees is vital to ensure they function well and prevent injuries.
For specialised knee care, Dr Kau offers a range of services to help diagnose, treat, and restore optimal function to your knee joint.
Post-Procedure Knee Recovery
Effective recovery care is essential for successful healing after any knee surgery, encompassing medical guidance, adherence to regimens, and lifestyle adjustments. Understand the nuances of the recovery process and discover valuable home care tips following these procedures.
Knee Treatments We Offer
- Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) tear
- Anterior Knee Pain Syndrome
- Arthritis of the Knee
- Cartilage injury
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Knee cap dislocation
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Knee fractures
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Knee instability
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Knee Ligament Injury / Instability
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Knee osteoarthritis
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Knee Pain
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Meniscal injury
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Meniscus Tears
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Patella Instability and Dislocations
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Tendon Injury
