dr. Lee Eu Jin asked 2 years ago
I specialise in joint reconstruction and sports surgery for the hip and knee, joint replacement surgery, including total hip replacement, total and partial knee replacement.
I am also able to perform arthroscopic key-hole surgery, arthroscopic ligament reconstruction of the knee, minimally invasive techniques, and computer aided surgery.
I graduated from Guy’s, King’s and St Thomas’ School of Medicine, London (United Kingdom) completed my fellowships in Bern, Switzerland, at the Inselspital (University of Bern), Klinik Sonnenhof and at the MEM Research Centre.
I work closely with the orthopaedic industry in the development of new implants and techniques. I was part of the team in the development of the Dynamic Intraligamental Stabilisation system for anterior cruciate ligament repairs with Mathys European Orthopaedics. This revolutionary technique in cruciate ligament treatment is currently undergoing a Phase 3 evaluation in Europe and I hope to be the first to bring this technique to Asia.
Prior to entering private practice, I was a consultant with Khoo Teck Puat Hospital in Singapore.
I am actively involved in international specialist surgeon training for joint replacement surgery and I lecture as a senior clinical lecturer at the National University of Singapore (NUS).
Learn more about Mount Elizabeth Hospital here: https://patients.smarterhealth.sg/hospital/mount-elizabeth-hospital-singapore/
Learn more about me here: https://patients.smarterhealth.sg/specialist-doctor/lee-eu-jin
I am excited to be here to share/discuss Bone & Joint Health with everyone. Whether you’ve got questions about orthopaedic conditions, key-hole treatments and replacement surgery, or how to maintain good bone health, ask me anything!
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Imelda Prisilia answered 1 year ago
dr. Lee Eu JinHello and thank you for contacting us. The pain in the feet can be due to a variety of factors. One of the possibilities is what we term "referred pain". This means the source of the pain would be from a site away from the foot or ankle , such as the spine. Please consult an orthopaedic doctor for assessment and evaluation.
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Donisius answered 1 year ago
Hello and thank you for contacting us. The pain in the shoulders can be of a rheumatological cause or it could be from other more common conditions such as inflammation or injury to the rotator cuff muscles. The rotator cuff muscles are a group of special muscles in the shoulders that can be injured. Please see an orthopaedic doctor for consultation and evaluation.
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kitaro answered 1 year ago
good morning. Thank you for contacting us. The cracking of your knee while kicking the ball can result in an injury to the meniscus or ligament in the knee. This can be the reason why you feel a sensation of instability in the affected joint. Do see an orthopaedic surgeon and have an MRI scan done.
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Nur Hawiyah answered 1 year ago
Hello and thank you for contacting us. Calcification in the knee is usually in the meniscus. It can be due to a degenerative process or can due to diseases such as gout. It would be important to see an orthopaedic doctor to have an accurate diagnosis and treatment can be recommended.
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Budy Teratak Pesta answered 1 year ago
Hello and thank you for contacting us. Having pain in the hip and knee is a common problem, especially in the elderly. This is usually due to osteoarthritis. However, it would be important to have it properly assessed by an orthopaedic surgeon for an accurate diagnosis before starting treatment.
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Iskandar Machmud answered 1 year ago
Hello and thank you for contacting us. It is common for a pinched nerve to present with pain in the hips and in the lower limbs. The treatment options will depend on the severity of the problem, and the level at which the nerve is being pinched. It can vary from taking medicines to surgery to the spine. It would be beneficial to see an orthopaedic surgeon to have the condition properly evaluated and appropriately treated.
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Ximenes Almiro answered 1 year ago
Hello and thank you for contacting us. Having pain in the hips and knees can be due to problems in the joints individually or it can be related to a single problem. You will need to consult an orthopaedic doctor to determine the cause of your problem before treatment can be initiated.
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Ahun answered 1 year ago
hello and good afternoon. Thank you for contacting us. The condition of your cervical spine is due to degeneration. The severity of the condition depends on the involvement of the bones, nerves and the discs in the affected area. If the condition is mild, simple treatment with medications and physiotherapy will suffice.
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Yuspita Silalahi answered 1 year ago
hello and good afternoon. The pain in the knee appears to be progressing, despite 7 injections. This would most commonly be due to osteoarthritis of the knee as your orthopaedic doctor had explained. You should go back and have your knee assessed again and discuss with the orthopaedic doctor what other treatment modalities are to be considered.
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Ture Napitupulu answered 1 year ago
Hello and good afternoon. Pain in the tailbone is most commonly due to a traumatic event such as a fall. It can also be due to an inflammatory process in the region. Please get an orthopaedic consult and have it carefully evaluated before starting treatment.
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