What is Orthopedics?
Orthopedics is the branch of general surgery that deals with the treatment of the body, muscles, joints, bones, nerves and beams.
What Diseases Are Orthopedical?
Orthopedics was first established for treatment in cases of congenital disability, and in later periods it was developed as a medical discipline that included treatment of many injuries and disorders. Our country is among the most preferred countries for the treatment of orthopedic diseases.

Orthopedic Diseases and Treatments:
Developmental or Congenital Orthopedic Diseases:
Examples of these are crooked foot, hip dislocation or patency and waist curvature (scoliosis), leg inequality.

Sports and Exercise-Related Injuries:
Menicus rupture and injury, muscle crush, ligament injuries.

All Injuries Due to Skeletal System:
Tendon injuries, fractures and dislocations.

Disorders occurring in the arms or legs:
Nerve compression, tennis elbow and trigger finger disease.

Age-Related Joint Complaints:
Waist, hip, shoulder, elbow, knee and ankle calcifications.

Apart from these, other diseases and complaints of orthopedics are as follows:
• Bone Melting (Osteoperosis, Osteoperosis)
• Lumbar hernia
• Neck hernia
• Rheumatic pain and complaints
• Flat layout
• Feet press
• Treatment
Orthopedics, which is an extremely large branch, can be treated with medication or physical therapy depending on the condition of the patient, the progression of the complaints, and the surgical intervention in more advanced cases. Prosthesis can be applied when necessary.