Patient Consultation and Evaluation: Conducting thorough medical histories and physical examinations to assess patients' musculoskeletal conditions. Ordering and interpreting diagnostic tests such as X-rays, MRI scans, and CT scans to aid in diagnosis. Treatment Planning: Developing personalized treatment plans based on the diagnosis and severity of the condition. This may include prescribing medications, recommending physical therapy, or planning surgical interventions. Surgical Interventions: Performing surgical procedures to treat musculoskeletal injuries or conditions. Examples include fracture repairs, joint replacements (such as hip or knee replacements), arthroscopic surgeries (for knee, shoulder, or ankle injuries), spinal surgeries, and corrective surgeries for deformities. Non-Surgical Treatments: Providing non-operative treatments such as casting, splinting, injections (such as corticosteroids or viscosupplementation), and orthotic devices to manage musculoskeletal disorders and promote healing. Postoperative Care: Monitoring patients' recovery and rehabilitation following surgical procedures. Providing guidance on postoperative care, physical therapy exercises, and activity modifications to optimize recovery outcomes. Emergency Care: Responding to orthopaedic emergencies such as traumatic injuries (fractures, dislocations), sports injuries, and acute infections affecting the musculoskeletal system. Collaboration with Healthcare Team: Consulting and collaborating with other healthcare professionals including primary care physicians, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and radiologists to ensure comprehensive patient care. Patient Education: Educating patients and their families about their condition, treatment options, potential risks, and expected outcomes. Empowering patients to participate actively in their own care and recovery process. Research and Continuing Education: Engaging in research studies, clinical trials, and continuing medical education to stay updated with advances in orthopaedic treatments, surgical techniques, and patient care practices. Ethical Practice and Patient Advocacy: Upholding ethical standards and guidelines set by medical boards and professional organizations. Advocating for patient safety, informed consent, and the highest standards of care in orthopaedic surgery.