Orthopaedic

    Restoring your mobility and well-being

    Injury or degeneration of our musculoskeletal system can cause pain, and loss of function, and prevent us from performing the activities we enjoy. HMI Medical Centre’s one stop orthopaedic centre, comprises The Orthopaedic Practice & Surgery & Get Moving Physiotherapy.

    Our areas of focus

    Sports Injuries
    Age-related bone joint care
    Spinal issues
    Tendon injury (Tendonitis)

    Knee Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury (“ACL Injury”)

    Knee meniscus injury

    The knee anterior cruciate ligament is the most important ligament of the knee to keep the knee stable. ACL injury is the most common knee injury, accounting for more than half of all knee injuries. The ACL is important in maintaining stability of the knee and also protecting other structures from further injuries. Common symptoms of ACL include; knee pain, knee swelling and knee instability (buckling). If you've experienced such symptoms, stop and rest and confirm the diagnosis with same-day MRI scan. You may need physiotherapy and anti-inflammatory medications. If the condition is serious, a knee arthroscopic (key hole) ACL reconstruction using either autograft or allograft may be required.

    Our doctors

    Dr Lau is a specialist accreditation board-certified orthopaedic surgeon specialising in foot and ankle surgery. Upon completion of his residency, he was admitted as a fellow to the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh. He subsequently underwent further sub-specialty training in Melbourne, Australia.

    Dr Bernard Lau

    Multiple Locations

    Our doctors

    Dr Lim is a senior orthopaedic surgeon awarded with the prestigious Ministry of Health Scholarship for dual advanced fellowship training in Stanford Hospital, Stanford University, USA; and Nuffield Orthopaedic centre, Oxford University, UK.

    Dr Lim Chin Tat

    Multiple Locations

    Our doctors

    Dr Eileen Tay is dual-fellowship trained orthopaedic surgeon with a special interest in shoulder & elbow. She is trained in ligament reconstructions, joint replacements and arthroscopies for the upper limb.

    Dr Tay Eileen

    Multiple Locations

    Procedures available

    Arthroscopy knee Anterior Cruciate ligament Reconstruction (ACL)

    An Arthroscopic knee ACL reconstruction is a minimally invasive procedure that reconstructs and restores the function of the ACL using an allograft (donor’s tendon) or autograft (patient’s tendon). The surgery is carried out with an Arthroscope and surgical instruments inserted through small incisions in the knee. It is usually a day procedure whereby patient can walk and return home on the same day.

    Arthroscopy ankle brostrom reconstruction
    Arthroscopy shoulder rotator cuff repair
    Partial (half) knee replacement
    Arthroscopy knee cartilage repair/meniscus surgery
    Open reduction internal fixation distal radius (wrist) with plates and screws
    Image guided nerve root block
    Image guided facet joint radiofrequency ablation