One typical scene in the operation theater garbed with lead apron and the thyroid shield. You are exposed to radiation from C arm, but without which you cannot do any modern procedures.
This is an osteochondral fragment in the knee joint. We call it a loose body or a joint mouse. It keeps running around the joint and that hurts the cartilage. It also locks the joint occasionally. So it has to be removed. This one was stuck at the lateral side of the joint and was easily taken out.
Nice to see them having gone through different ways.
This is 67 years old lady who fell on her outstretched hand and came to me with this dislocation of the right shoulder joint.
Shoulder joint is the most commonest for dislocation in the whole body.
Usually quite easy to reduce without any anesthesia in the acute stage. But she is quite sensitive , I have to manipulate under anesthesia to achieve the reduction.
This is the common surgery we called DHS for the broken hips. ( trochanteric fractures)
Welcome to my website.
My name is Nay Win I am an orthopedic surgeon in Yangon (Rangoon), Myanmar (Burma). I worked in the government sector for more than 30 years and now engaged in the private sector.
I do general orthopedics and it’s always challenging ,exciting.
I’d like to share some of my experiences with you. Hope you’ll find it interesting.