Dr Fernando Rodrigues
Glenvista, Johannesburg
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Johannesburg's size and the physical demands of daily life in the city, from traffic-related injuries to sport played at school and club level across the Highveld, mean orthopaedic concerns are common. This directory lists 1 orthopaedic surgeon practising in Johannesburg, a specialist dealing with conditions affecting bones, joints, ligaments and muscles, including fractures, arthritis, sports injuries, spinal issues and joint degeneration. A consultation typically involves a discussion of symptoms and history, a physical examination, and possibly a referral for X-rays or scans before any further steps are discussed. Treatment approaches range from conservative management to surgical referral, depending on the condition. Anyone experiencing persistent joint pain, reduced mobility, or injury should consult a registered practitioner for proper assessment.
1 registered orthopaedic surgeon listed in Johannesburg
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Glenvista, Johannesburg
Common questions
Orthopaedic surgeons commonly see patients with fractures, joint pain, arthritis, ligament and tendon injuries, spinal conditions, and sports-related injuries. The specific conditions seen can vary depending on a practitioner's areas of focus, which is worth confirming when booking.
A first consultation generally includes a review of your medical history, a discussion of symptoms, and a physical examination. The surgeon may request imaging, such as X-rays or an MRI, to better understand the issue before discussing possible next steps.
This depends on your medical aid plan. Some schemes require a referral from a general practitioner before specialist visits are covered, so it's advisable to check your plan's requirements beforehand.
There is currently 1 orthopaedic surgeon listed for Johannesburg. Listings may be updated over time as more practitioners register.
Not necessarily. Many orthopaedic conditions can be managed conservatively, while others may require surgical intervention. This is assessed on an individual basis by the practitioner after examination, and anyone with concerns should consult a registered practitioner directly.
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