Zhang Xianlong
Hip and knee disease and joint replacement
A Shanghai Sixth joint surgeon whose hospital profile lists hip and knee replacement, complex joint deformity and revision arthroplasty among his interests.
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Shanghai Sixth People’s Hospital has public information on joint surgery and sports medicine. Hip and knee degeneration or joint replacement, ligament and meniscal injuries, and rotator-cuff injuries require different specialist assessments; the profiles below reflect those distinctions.
Shanghai, China
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Joint surgery addresses hip or knee disease and replacement, while sports medicine includes ligament, meniscal and rotator-cuff injuries. The affected area and previous treatment help guide referral.
Hip and knee disease and joint replacement
A Shanghai Sixth joint surgeon whose hospital profile lists hip and knee replacement, complex joint deformity and revision arthroplasty among his interests.
Knee ligament, meniscal and rotator-cuff injuries
A sports-medicine specialist at Shanghai Sixth whose public areas include knee injuries and shoulder or rotator-cuff problems.
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Hip and knee osteoarthritis can cause pain, stiffness and difficulty moving. Treatment decisions should consider the effect on daily life as well as examination and imaging.
Knee ligament and meniscus injuries are different problems that may occur together. Instability, locking and activity goals help the clinician interpret an injury alongside imaging.
Rotator cuff injury affects tendons important to shoulder function and can cause pain or weakness. Assessment considers symptoms, examination and the tear pattern rather than imaging alone.
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