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Find the latest news from Dr. Coulin here : medical advances, new developments in orthopedics, practical advice, and information about our services. A space to better understand our approach and stay informed about everything that can improve your mobility and quality of life.
  • ｜ Knee, Monitoring and rehabilitation

Rehabilitation after ligamentoplasty : steps, duration and return to mobility

Regaining confidence in one’s knee after a ligamentoplasty is possible provided the right steps are followed. Duration of rehabilitation, key phases, objectives at each stage: discover everything you need to know to optimize your recovery and resume your activities in the best conditions.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Monitoring and rehabilitation

Osteoarthritis : better understanding this disease, as frequent as it is disabling

Joint pain, stiffness, daily discomfort... What if it was osteoarthritis? Often trivialized, this pathology affects millions of people and can strongly impact the quality of life. Understanding its mechanisms is the first step towards effective treatment.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery

3D planning in orthopedic surgery : precision, customization and security

What if each surgical procedure was prepared to the nearest millimeter, even before entering the operating room? Thanks to 3D planning, orthopaedic surgery becomes more precise, more personalized and safer. A real technological leap at the service of the patient.
Read the article
  • ｜ Monitoring and rehabilitation

Post-operative follow-up: as important as the surgery

The operation does not mark the end of the process, but the beginning of a new decisive stage. Good post-operative follow-up is essential to consolidate the results of the procedure, prevent complications, and support the patient towards optimal recovery.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Monitoring and rehabilitation

Osteoarthritis and Arthritis : Why is it essential to distinguish between them?

The symptoms are similar, but the causes are very different. Confusing osteoarthritis with arthritis can delay proper diagnosis and, therefore, proper treatment. Here's how to differentiate between the two to better manage your joint health.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee, Traumatology

Patella Surgery : Indications, Techniques, and Recovery

Pain in the front of the knee, instability or repeated dislocations? Sometimes surgery becomes the best option. When should the kneecap be operated? What are the possible techniques? And how does the recovery take place? A complete point to better understand this targeted intervention.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee, Hip

Osteotomy : a surgical alternative to preserve the joint

What if we could avoid or delay the installation of a prosthesis through another surgery? Osteotomy is a tailor-made solution, which aims to relieve joint pain while preserving the natural joint. An approach often overlooked, but full of advantages.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Hip, Monitoring and rehabilitation

Painful hip : tests to do and what they reveal

Hip pain can't be diagnosed "by eye": each test has its role to play. X-rays, MRIs, CT arthroscopy... Which tests should be prescribed depending on the symptoms, and what can they reveal? A clear guide to better understand the diagnostic process.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee, Monitoring and rehabilitation, Traumatology

Anterior cruciate ligament surgery : why, when and how to intervene?

A sagging knee, persistent instability... and often, a question: should we operate? The rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament is not always synonymous with surgery, but certain situations require it. Here’s how to decide when the right time is and what to expect if the intervention is necessary.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Hip

Hip prosthesis revision : when and why is it necessary to operate again?

Even a well-placed prosthesis is not eternal. Pain, wear, instability... In some cases, a new intervention is necessary: this is what is called a revision surgery. When to program it? What signs should alert? We take stock.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee

Partial knee prosthesis : for who, why and how?

When osteoarthritis affects only one compartment of the knee, the solution may be lighter than a total prosthesis. The partial prosthesis, also called unicompartmental prosthesis, allows to preserve a large part of the natural knee. For which patients? With what benefits?
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Monitoring and rehabilitation, Non-invasive treatment

Early signs of osteoarthritis

Stiffness upon waking, discomfort after exercise, subtle but persistent pain... What if this is the beginning of osteoarthritis? Identifying the first signs allows you to act early before pain sets in. Learn to recognize these warning signs to better protect your joints.
Read the article
  • ｜ Knee, Non-invasive treatment

Arthrosamid®: an innovative solution for knee osteoarthritis

What if a simple injection could provide lasting relief from knee osteoarthritis, without surgery? Arthrosamid® is an innovative treatment that offers a promising alternative for patients seeking comfort and mobility. Find out how it works and who it's for.
Read the article
  • ｜ Knee, Non-invasive treatment

Hyaluronic acid: relieve osteoarthritis without surgery

When osteoarthritis restricts your movement but surgery isn't yet an option, there is an alternative. Hyaluronic acid injections can soothe pain, improve mobility, and delay surgery. A simple, targeted, and often overlooked solution.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery

Customized orthopedic surgery : a personalized approach for each patient

What if the surgery adapted to your anatomy, and not the other way around? Thanks to cutting-edge technologies, orthopedic surgery becomes more precise, more personalized and more efficient. 3D imaging, custom implants, digital planning: a new standard of care is emerging.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Traumatology

Muscle and tendon tear surgery : when is surgery necessary?

Not all tears require surgery, but some cannot heal without it. When the lesion is extensive or poorly healed, surgical management may be required to regain strength, mobility and function. Here is how to evaluate the need for it.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Non-invasive treatment

Orthobiology: treating joints through natural regeneration

What if the body could actively participate in its own repair? Orthobiology encompasses innovative treatments that stimulate the natural regenerative capacity of tissues, a promising approach for relieving joint pain without major surgery.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Traumatology

Fracture surgery : when is it necessary to intervene?

Not all fractures require surgery but some cannot do without it. Mobility, alignment, consolidation: surgery sometimes ensures optimal recovery and avoids long-term complications. Here are the cases in which it is necessary.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Knee, Monitoring and rehabilitation, Non-invasive treatment

Sport and osteoarthritis: what can be done, what should be avoided?

Exercise is a must, but not just any exercise. Far from being forbidden, exercise can be a real ally in the fight against osteoarthritis, provided you choose the right activities and avoid making mistakes. Discover how to stay active while protecting your joints.
Read the article
  • ｜ Knee, Non-invasive treatment

Lipogems: a natural and innovative treatment for knee osteoarthritis

What if your own fat could become a treatment for osteoarthritis? Lipogems is a regenerative solution derived from orthobiological medicine, which uses cells contained in adipose tissue to soothe inflammation and stimulate repair. A natural alternative, without prosthetics or long-term medication.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee, Traumatology

Meniscus surgery : when is it necessary to operate?

A meniscal tear is not always synonymous with surgery, but it can become one. Pain, blockage, persistent discomfort: some signs should alert. When to prioritize conservative treatment? When to consider surgery? A clear point to make the right decision.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery

Arthroscopy : high-precision, minimally invasive surgery

What if we could operate without opening? Arthroscopy allows to explore and treat the inside of a joint thanks to a miniaturized camera. Less invasive, more precise, it promotes rapid recovery with minimal scarring.
Read the article
  • ｜ Knee, Non-invasive treatment

PRP and osteoarthritis: a natural and targeted treatment

What if your own blood could relieve your joint pain? PRP (platelet-rich plasma) is a solution derived from your body, used to soothe inflammation and stimulate regeneration in osteoarthritis. A natural, precise, and promising treatment.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Understand and Inform

Minimally invasive surgery : a new way of operating

Less scarring, less pain, faster recovery. Minimally invasive surgery revolutionizes orthopedic interventions by limiting trauma to tissues. A modern approach that combines efficiency, comfort and precision.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Hip

Total hip prosthesis : indications, procedure and results

When the pain becomes permanent and every movement is an effort, hip replacement can change a life. In which cases to consider it? How does the operation proceed? And what to expect after? A complete guide to better understand this surgery among the most practiced and the most effective.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee

Total knee prosthesis : indications, procedure and results

When knee osteoarthritis becomes too painful and limits your daily actions, the total denture can offer a real new start. In which cases should it be considered? How does the intervention proceed? And what are the expected results? A complete point to better understand this increasingly common surgery.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Knee, Monitoring and rehabilitation, Traumatology

Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Tear : causes, symptoms and treatment

A cracking, sudden pain, a feeling of the knee dropping? Rupture of the ACL is common, especially among athletes. What are the signs to recognize? How to confirm the diagnosis? And what are the treatment options, with or without surgery? An essential guide to understand and react well.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee, Hip

Osteotomy : a surgical alternative to preserve the joint

What if we could avoid or delay the installation of a prosthesis through another surgery? Osteotomy is a tailor-made solution, which aims to relieve joint pain while preserving the natural joint. An approach often overlooked, but full of advantages.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Hip, Monitoring and rehabilitation

Painful hip : tests to do and what they reveal

Hip pain can't be diagnosed "by eye": each test has its role to play. X-rays, MRIs, CT arthroscopy... Which tests should be prescribed depending on the symptoms, and what can they reveal? A clear guide to better understand the diagnostic process.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Hip

Hip prosthesis revision : when and why is it necessary to operate again?

Even a well-placed prosthesis is not eternal. Pain, wear, instability... In some cases, a new intervention is necessary: this is what is called a revision surgery. When to program it? What signs should alert? We take stock.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Hip

Total hip prosthesis : indications, procedure and results

When the pain becomes permanent and every movement is an effort, hip replacement can change a life. In which cases to consider it? How does the operation proceed? And what to expect after? A complete guide to better understand this surgery among the most practiced and the most effective.
Read the article
  • ｜ Knee, Monitoring and rehabilitation

Rehabilitation after ligamentoplasty : steps, duration and return to mobility

Regaining confidence in one’s knee after a ligamentoplasty is possible provided the right steps are followed. Duration of rehabilitation, key phases, objectives at each stage: discover everything you need to know to optimize your recovery and resume your activities in the best conditions.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee, Traumatology

Patella Surgery : Indications, Techniques, and Recovery

Pain in the front of the knee, instability or repeated dislocations? Sometimes surgery becomes the best option. When should the kneecap be operated? What are the possible techniques? And how does the recovery take place? A complete point to better understand this targeted intervention.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee, Hip

Osteotomy : a surgical alternative to preserve the joint

What if we could avoid or delay the installation of a prosthesis through another surgery? Osteotomy is a tailor-made solution, which aims to relieve joint pain while preserving the natural joint. An approach often overlooked, but full of advantages.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee, Monitoring and rehabilitation, Traumatology

Anterior cruciate ligament surgery : why, when and how to intervene?

A sagging knee, persistent instability... and often, a question: should we operate? The rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament is not always synonymous with surgery, but certain situations require it. Here’s how to decide when the right time is and what to expect if the intervention is necessary.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee

Partial knee prosthesis : for who, why and how?

When osteoarthritis affects only one compartment of the knee, the solution may be lighter than a total prosthesis. The partial prosthesis, also called unicompartmental prosthesis, allows to preserve a large part of the natural knee. For which patients? With what benefits?
Read the article
  • ｜ Knee, Non-invasive treatment

Arthrosamid®: an innovative solution for knee osteoarthritis

What if a simple injection could provide lasting relief from knee osteoarthritis, without surgery? Arthrosamid® is an innovative treatment that offers a promising alternative for patients seeking comfort and mobility. Find out how it works and who it's for.
Read the article
  • ｜ Knee, Non-invasive treatment

Hyaluronic acid: relieve osteoarthritis without surgery

When osteoarthritis restricts your movement but surgery isn't yet an option, there is an alternative. Hyaluronic acid injections can soothe pain, improve mobility, and delay surgery. A simple, targeted, and often overlooked solution.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Knee, Monitoring and rehabilitation, Non-invasive treatment

Sport and osteoarthritis: what can be done, what should be avoided?

Exercise is a must, but not just any exercise. Far from being forbidden, exercise can be a real ally in the fight against osteoarthritis, provided you choose the right activities and avoid making mistakes. Discover how to stay active while protecting your joints.
Read the article
  • ｜ Knee, Non-invasive treatment

Lipogems: a natural and innovative treatment for knee osteoarthritis

What if your own fat could become a treatment for osteoarthritis? Lipogems is a regenerative solution derived from orthobiological medicine, which uses cells contained in adipose tissue to soothe inflammation and stimulate repair. A natural alternative, without prosthetics or long-term medication.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee, Traumatology

Meniscus surgery : when is it necessary to operate?

A meniscal tear is not always synonymous with surgery, but it can become one. Pain, blockage, persistent discomfort: some signs should alert. When to prioritize conservative treatment? When to consider surgery? A clear point to make the right decision.
Read the article
  • ｜ Knee, Non-invasive treatment

PRP and osteoarthritis: a natural and targeted treatment

What if your own blood could relieve your joint pain? PRP (platelet-rich plasma) is a solution derived from your body, used to soothe inflammation and stimulate regeneration in osteoarthritis. A natural, precise, and promising treatment.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee

Total knee prosthesis : indications, procedure and results

When knee osteoarthritis becomes too painful and limits your daily actions, the total denture can offer a real new start. In which cases should it be considered? How does the intervention proceed? And what are the expected results? A complete point to better understand this increasingly common surgery.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Knee, Monitoring and rehabilitation, Traumatology

Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Tear : causes, symptoms and treatment

A cracking, sudden pain, a feeling of the knee dropping? Rupture of the ACL is common, especially among athletes. What are the signs to recognize? How to confirm the diagnosis? And what are the treatment options, with or without surgery? An essential guide to understand and react well.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee, Traumatology

Patella Surgery : Indications, Techniques, and Recovery

Pain in the front of the knee, instability or repeated dislocations? Sometimes surgery becomes the best option. When should the kneecap be operated? What are the possible techniques? And how does the recovery take place? A complete point to better understand this targeted intervention.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee, Monitoring and rehabilitation, Traumatology

Anterior cruciate ligament surgery : why, when and how to intervene?

A sagging knee, persistent instability... and often, a question: should we operate? The rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament is not always synonymous with surgery, but certain situations require it. Here’s how to decide when the right time is and what to expect if the intervention is necessary.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Traumatology

Muscle and tendon tear surgery : when is surgery necessary?

Not all tears require surgery, but some cannot heal without it. When the lesion is extensive or poorly healed, surgical management may be required to regain strength, mobility and function. Here is how to evaluate the need for it.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Traumatology

Fracture surgery : when is it necessary to intervene?

Not all fractures require surgery but some cannot do without it. Mobility, alignment, consolidation: surgery sometimes ensures optimal recovery and avoids long-term complications. Here are the cases in which it is necessary.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee, Traumatology

Meniscus surgery : when is it necessary to operate?

A meniscal tear is not always synonymous with surgery, but it can become one. Pain, blockage, persistent discomfort: some signs should alert. When to prioritize conservative treatment? When to consider surgery? A clear point to make the right decision.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Knee, Monitoring and rehabilitation, Traumatology

Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Tear : causes, symptoms and treatment

A cracking, sudden pain, a feeling of the knee dropping? Rupture of the ACL is common, especially among athletes. What are the signs to recognize? How to confirm the diagnosis? And what are the treatment options, with or without surgery? An essential guide to understand and react well.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery

3D planning in orthopedic surgery : precision, customization and security

What if each surgical procedure was prepared to the nearest millimeter, even before entering the operating room? Thanks to 3D planning, orthopaedic surgery becomes more precise, more personalized and safer. A real technological leap at the service of the patient.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee, Traumatology

Patella Surgery : Indications, Techniques, and Recovery

Pain in the front of the knee, instability or repeated dislocations? Sometimes surgery becomes the best option. When should the kneecap be operated? What are the possible techniques? And how does the recovery take place? A complete point to better understand this targeted intervention.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee, Hip

Osteotomy : a surgical alternative to preserve the joint

What if we could avoid or delay the installation of a prosthesis through another surgery? Osteotomy is a tailor-made solution, which aims to relieve joint pain while preserving the natural joint. An approach often overlooked, but full of advantages.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee, Monitoring and rehabilitation, Traumatology

Anterior cruciate ligament surgery : why, when and how to intervene?

A sagging knee, persistent instability... and often, a question: should we operate? The rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament is not always synonymous with surgery, but certain situations require it. Here’s how to decide when the right time is and what to expect if the intervention is necessary.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Hip

Hip prosthesis revision : when and why is it necessary to operate again?

Even a well-placed prosthesis is not eternal. Pain, wear, instability... In some cases, a new intervention is necessary: this is what is called a revision surgery. When to program it? What signs should alert? We take stock.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee

Partial knee prosthesis : for who, why and how?

When osteoarthritis affects only one compartment of the knee, the solution may be lighter than a total prosthesis. The partial prosthesis, also called unicompartmental prosthesis, allows to preserve a large part of the natural knee. For which patients? With what benefits?
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery

Customized orthopedic surgery : a personalized approach for each patient

What if the surgery adapted to your anatomy, and not the other way around? Thanks to cutting-edge technologies, orthopedic surgery becomes more precise, more personalized and more efficient. 3D imaging, custom implants, digital planning: a new standard of care is emerging.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Traumatology

Muscle and tendon tear surgery : when is surgery necessary?

Not all tears require surgery, but some cannot heal without it. When the lesion is extensive or poorly healed, surgical management may be required to regain strength, mobility and function. Here is how to evaluate the need for it.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Traumatology

Fracture surgery : when is it necessary to intervene?

Not all fractures require surgery but some cannot do without it. Mobility, alignment, consolidation: surgery sometimes ensures optimal recovery and avoids long-term complications. Here are the cases in which it is necessary.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee, Traumatology

Meniscus surgery : when is it necessary to operate?

A meniscal tear is not always synonymous with surgery, but it can become one. Pain, blockage, persistent discomfort: some signs should alert. When to prioritize conservative treatment? When to consider surgery? A clear point to make the right decision.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery

Arthroscopy : high-precision, minimally invasive surgery

What if we could operate without opening? Arthroscopy allows to explore and treat the inside of a joint thanks to a miniaturized camera. Less invasive, more precise, it promotes rapid recovery with minimal scarring.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Understand and Inform

Minimally invasive surgery : a new way of operating

Less scarring, less pain, faster recovery. Minimally invasive surgery revolutionizes orthopedic interventions by limiting trauma to tissues. A modern approach that combines efficiency, comfort and precision.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Hip

Total hip prosthesis : indications, procedure and results

When the pain becomes permanent and every movement is an effort, hip replacement can change a life. In which cases to consider it? How does the operation proceed? And what to expect after? A complete guide to better understand this surgery among the most practiced and the most effective.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee

Total knee prosthesis : indications, procedure and results

When knee osteoarthritis becomes too painful and limits your daily actions, the total denture can offer a real new start. In which cases should it be considered? How does the intervention proceed? And what are the expected results? A complete point to better understand this increasingly common surgery.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Monitoring and rehabilitation, Non-invasive treatment

Early signs of osteoarthritis

Stiffness upon waking, discomfort after exercise, subtle but persistent pain... What if this is the beginning of osteoarthritis? Identifying the first signs allows you to act early before pain sets in. Learn to recognize these warning signs to better protect your joints.
Read the article
  • ｜ Knee, Non-invasive treatment

Arthrosamid®: an innovative solution for knee osteoarthritis

What if a simple injection could provide lasting relief from knee osteoarthritis, without surgery? Arthrosamid® is an innovative treatment that offers a promising alternative for patients seeking comfort and mobility. Find out how it works and who it's for.
Read the article
  • ｜ Knee, Non-invasive treatment

Hyaluronic acid: relieve osteoarthritis without surgery

When osteoarthritis restricts your movement but surgery isn't yet an option, there is an alternative. Hyaluronic acid injections can soothe pain, improve mobility, and delay surgery. A simple, targeted, and often overlooked solution.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Non-invasive treatment

Orthobiology: treating joints through natural regeneration

What if the body could actively participate in its own repair? Orthobiology encompasses innovative treatments that stimulate the natural regenerative capacity of tissues, a promising approach for relieving joint pain without major surgery.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Knee, Monitoring and rehabilitation, Non-invasive treatment

Sport and osteoarthritis: what can be done, what should be avoided?

Exercise is a must, but not just any exercise. Far from being forbidden, exercise can be a real ally in the fight against osteoarthritis, provided you choose the right activities and avoid making mistakes. Discover how to stay active while protecting your joints.
Read the article
  • ｜ Knee, Non-invasive treatment

Lipogems: a natural and innovative treatment for knee osteoarthritis

What if your own fat could become a treatment for osteoarthritis? Lipogems is a regenerative solution derived from orthobiological medicine, which uses cells contained in adipose tissue to soothe inflammation and stimulate repair. A natural alternative, without prosthetics or long-term medication.
Read the article
  • ｜ Knee, Non-invasive treatment

PRP and osteoarthritis: a natural and targeted treatment

What if your own blood could relieve your joint pain? PRP (platelet-rich plasma) is a solution derived from your body, used to soothe inflammation and stimulate regeneration in osteoarthritis. A natural, precise, and promising treatment.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Monitoring and rehabilitation

Osteoarthritis : better understanding this disease, as frequent as it is disabling

Joint pain, stiffness, daily discomfort... What if it was osteoarthritis? Often trivialized, this pathology affects millions of people and can strongly impact the quality of life. Understanding its mechanisms is the first step towards effective treatment.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Monitoring and rehabilitation

Osteoarthritis and Arthritis : Why is it essential to distinguish between them?

The symptoms are similar, but the causes are very different. Confusing osteoarthritis with arthritis can delay proper diagnosis and, therefore, proper treatment. Here's how to differentiate between the two to better manage your joint health.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Hip, Monitoring and rehabilitation

Painful hip : tests to do and what they reveal

Hip pain can't be diagnosed "by eye": each test has its role to play. X-rays, MRIs, CT arthroscopy... Which tests should be prescribed depending on the symptoms, and what can they reveal? A clear guide to better understand the diagnostic process.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Monitoring and rehabilitation, Non-invasive treatment

Early signs of osteoarthritis

Stiffness upon waking, discomfort after exercise, subtle but persistent pain... What if this is the beginning of osteoarthritis? Identifying the first signs allows you to act early before pain sets in. Learn to recognize these warning signs to better protect your joints.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Non-invasive treatment

Orthobiology: treating joints through natural regeneration

What if the body could actively participate in its own repair? Orthobiology encompasses innovative treatments that stimulate the natural regenerative capacity of tissues, a promising approach for relieving joint pain without major surgery.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Knee, Monitoring and rehabilitation, Non-invasive treatment

Sport and osteoarthritis: what can be done, what should be avoided?

Exercise is a must, but not just any exercise. Far from being forbidden, exercise can be a real ally in the fight against osteoarthritis, provided you choose the right activities and avoid making mistakes. Discover how to stay active while protecting your joints.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Understand and Inform

Minimally invasive surgery : a new way of operating

Less scarring, less pain, faster recovery. Minimally invasive surgery revolutionizes orthopedic interventions by limiting trauma to tissues. A modern approach that combines efficiency, comfort and precision.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Knee, Monitoring and rehabilitation, Traumatology

Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Tear : causes, symptoms and treatment

A cracking, sudden pain, a feeling of the knee dropping? Rupture of the ACL is common, especially among athletes. What are the signs to recognize? How to confirm the diagnosis? And what are the treatment options, with or without surgery? An essential guide to understand and react well.
Read the article
  • ｜ Knee, Monitoring and rehabilitation

Rehabilitation after ligamentoplasty : steps, duration and return to mobility

Regaining confidence in one’s knee after a ligamentoplasty is possible provided the right steps are followed. Duration of rehabilitation, key phases, objectives at each stage: discover everything you need to know to optimize your recovery and resume your activities in the best conditions.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Monitoring and rehabilitation

Osteoarthritis : better understanding this disease, as frequent as it is disabling

Joint pain, stiffness, daily discomfort... What if it was osteoarthritis? Often trivialized, this pathology affects millions of people and can strongly impact the quality of life. Understanding its mechanisms is the first step towards effective treatment.
Read the article
  • ｜ Monitoring and rehabilitation

Post-operative follow-up: as important as the surgery

The operation does not mark the end of the process, but the beginning of a new decisive stage. Good post-operative follow-up is essential to consolidate the results of the procedure, prevent complications, and support the patient towards optimal recovery.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Monitoring and rehabilitation

Osteoarthritis and Arthritis : Why is it essential to distinguish between them?

The symptoms are similar, but the causes are very different. Confusing osteoarthritis with arthritis can delay proper diagnosis and, therefore, proper treatment. Here's how to differentiate between the two to better manage your joint health.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Hip, Monitoring and rehabilitation

Painful hip : tests to do and what they reveal

Hip pain can't be diagnosed "by eye": each test has its role to play. X-rays, MRIs, CT arthroscopy... Which tests should be prescribed depending on the symptoms, and what can they reveal? A clear guide to better understand the diagnostic process.
Read the article
  • ｜ Surgery, Knee, Monitoring and rehabilitation, Traumatology

Anterior cruciate ligament surgery : why, when and how to intervene?

A sagging knee, persistent instability... and often, a question: should we operate? The rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament is not always synonymous with surgery, but certain situations require it. Here’s how to decide when the right time is and what to expect if the intervention is necessary.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Monitoring and rehabilitation, Non-invasive treatment

Early signs of osteoarthritis

Stiffness upon waking, discomfort after exercise, subtle but persistent pain... What if this is the beginning of osteoarthritis? Identifying the first signs allows you to act early before pain sets in. Learn to recognize these warning signs to better protect your joints.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Knee, Monitoring and rehabilitation, Non-invasive treatment

Sport and osteoarthritis: what can be done, what should be avoided?

Exercise is a must, but not just any exercise. Far from being forbidden, exercise can be a real ally in the fight against osteoarthritis, provided you choose the right activities and avoid making mistakes. Discover how to stay active while protecting your joints.
Read the article
  • ｜ Understand and Inform, Knee, Monitoring and rehabilitation, Traumatology

Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Tear : causes, symptoms and treatment

A cracking, sudden pain, a feeling of the knee dropping? Rupture of the ACL is common, especially among athletes. What are the signs to recognize? How to confirm the diagnosis? And what are the treatment options, with or without surgery? An essential guide to understand and react well.
Read the article
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