Feel Something Wrong With Your Knees? Let A/Professor Dutton Help You Now.

Do you feel the following in your knees?
- Your knees are extremely painful.
- Your knees have hurt for a long time (e.g. three days), and the pain won’t go away.
- The pain in your knees keeps coming back.
- You hear a loud pop and you feel intense pain.
- The pain gets worse even while you’re resting.
- Your knee feels tender.
- There’s a radiating pain in your knee.
- You can tell whether the pain comes from back or the outside of your knee.
- You can’t bend or move your knee properly.
- You can’t straighten your knee.
- Your knee suddenly buckles.
- You limp, or have a hard time walking.
- You have a hard time climbing stairs.
- Your knee is swollen, bruised or looks deformed.
- You feel like there’s water inside your knee.
- Your knee is red or feels hot.
Knee Pain & Treatment FAQs
1. What are the common causes of knee pain?
2. How are knee injuries usually sustained?
3. Does all knee pain require surgery?
4. How can stem cell therapy be used to treat knee injuries?
Choosing the Right Surgeon for Knee Surgery
For knee surgery, a key step is to look for surgeons holding memberships in reputable orthopaedic associations, as this often points to significant experience and dedication to optimal patient outcomes. Reviewing their published research or academic work in peer-reviewed publications can also provide valuable insight. Additionally, gaining perspectives from those who have previously undergone the same knee procedure can be very helpful in understanding the journey to recovery.
About Dr Andrew Dutton’s Affiliations
Dr Dutton is a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) and a member of the American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons (AAHKS). These international memberships are listed for informational purposes only.
Knee
Knee Replacement
Knee Pain Treatment
Ligament Reconstruction
Complex Or Primary revision (REDO) Knee replacement
Cartilage Regeneration (microfracture, Cartilage Transplantations and trials)
Arthrocopy or keyhole surgery for sports injuries knee (ACL and miniscal injuries)
Knee Osteoarthritis treatment
Knee Arthroscopy
Miniscus Tear treatment
Cartilage injury treatment
ACL Injury treatment
A/Professor Andrew Quoc Dutton
Elite Orthopaedics Pte LtdTelephone: (+65) 68368000
Email: info@eliteortho.com.sg
Fax: (+65) 68367617
Location: 3 Mt Elizabeth Medical Centre
Level 12. Suite 12-10
Singapore 228510
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Related Services
Knee
Knee Replacement
Knee Pain Treatment
Ligament Reconstruction
Complex Or Primary revision (REDO) Knee replacement
Cartilage Regeneration (microfracture, Cartilage Transplantations and trials)
Arthrocopy or keyhole surgery for sports injuries knee (ACL and miniscal injuries)
Knee Osteoarthritis treatment
Knee Arthroscopy
Miniscus Tear treatment
Cartilage injury treatment
ACL Injury treatment

Do you feel the following in your knees?
- Your knees are extremely painful.
- Your knees have hurt for a long time (e.g. three days), and the pain won’t go away.
- The pain in your knees keeps coming back.
- You hear a loud pop and you feel intense pain.
- The pain gets worse even while you’re resting.
- Your knee feels tender.
- There’s a radiating pain in your knee.
- You can tell whether the pain comes from back or the outside of your knee.
- You can’t bend or move your knee properly.
- You can’t straighten your knee.
- Your knee suddenly buckles.
- You limp, or have a hard time walking.
- You have a hard time climbing stairs.
- Your knee is swollen, bruised or looks deformed.
- You feel like there’s water inside your knee.
- Your knee is red or feels hot.
Knee Pain & Treatment FAQs
1. What are the common causes of knee pain?
2. How are knee injuries usually sustained?
3. Does all knee pain require surgery?
4. How can stem cell therapy be used to treat knee injuries?
Choosing the Right Surgeon for Knee Surgery
For knee surgery, a key step is to look for surgeons holding memberships in reputable orthopaedic associations, as this often points to significant experience and dedication to optimal patient outcomes. Reviewing their published research or academic work in peer-reviewed publications can also provide valuable insight. Additionally, gaining perspectives from those who have previously undergone the same knee procedure can be very helpful in understanding the journey to recovery.
About Dr Andrew Dutton’s Affiliations
Dr Dutton is a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) and a member of the American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons (AAHKS). These international memberships are listed for informational purposes only.
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