Physical activity during COVID-19 safety

Physical activity is a must for the modern day wellbeing.During the intial parts of the pandemic ,physical activities was considered a high risk activity .What effect does the Covid 19 have on your health when u have almost no symptoms?Are we encouraged to maintain physical exertion?What should we advice our educated patients who are the…

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Osteoporosis Management In Cancer Patient For Primary Care

Cancer is a major risk factor for bone loss and fractures. This is due both to direct effects of cancer cells on the skeleton. Check out sharing with Dr Sanjiv, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon and Dr Lum Wan Wei, Consultant Clinical Oncologist in zoom and Docquity.

Malaysian Society of Hip and Knee Surgeon Congress in KL

Dr Sanjiv Rampal attends the first Malaysia Society of Hip and Knee Surgeon Congress in KL. It was a very good opportunity to share experience and meet fellow colleagues after a long break from Physical Meeting. Highlight of session is the introduction and increased exposure on use of robotic assisted technology in joint replacement.

Fall Prevention in Osteoporosis

Osteoporosis is well known to increase the risk of falls and fall related injuries, for example fractures. It is because the changes in balance and physical performance may contribute to chances of falling. Rampalsurgery serves you some ways to prevent falling in osteoporosis. #Rampalsurgery #DrSanjivRampal #fall #prevention #osteoporosis #bonehealth #education

Prevention of Osteoporosis

Osteoporosis is known as low bone mass or when the bone is easy to break. It happens when we get older especially to women age 50 and above after they go through menopause. However, there are many ways to prevent osteoporosis to happened. Medical fun facts by http://www.Rampalsurgery.com gives you the best tips to prevent…

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Osteoporosis After Cancer Diagnosis. When to see the Doctor?

Cancer patients that are actively receiving cancer therapies may have higher chances of developing osteoporosis. It often affects common areas such as hips, spine and wrists. These patients should learn how to manage and prevent osteoporosis from happening. This topic will be shared by our Consultant Clinical Oncologist, Dr Lum Wan Wei and Consultant Orthopaedic…

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How To Prevent Osteoporosis (Brittle Bones) in Menopause Patients

Osteoporosis is a disease bones to be weakened and the possibility of fractures is high. Osteoporosis is very common among women especially those that gone throgh menopause. Dr Sanjiv will share how to prevent osteoporosis in his talk on Thursday, 25th November 2021 at 5pm. #strongboneadvocate #Malaysiaosteoporosissociety #calciumgang

Literature review and case report of bilateral extensive psoas abscess: A rare case of spondylomyelitis with infection spread to Hunter’s canal with a rare causative microorganism Article by Sanjiv Rampal, Razif Abas, Suresh Chopra, Teh Hak Lian,Vinodharan Nagaretnam

Literature review and case report of bilateral extensive psoas abscess: A rare case of spondylomyelitis with infection spread to Hunter’s canal with a rare causative microorganism Article by Sanjiv Rampal, Razif Abas, Suresh Chopra, Teh Hak Lian,Vinodharan Nagaretnam

Insta live with Dr Rakhee Yadav

Rampalsurgery insta live session on child injury prevention and keeping children safe during the pandemic with Dr Rakhee Yadav,Consultant Paediatrician,Ara Damansara Medical Center on 17th August ,5pm on Instagram live

Rampalsurgery hosts Digital Health talk for General Practitioner,Family Medicine Specialist on Docquity app on Osteoporotic Fracture Management by Dr Lim Sze Wei and Hip Pain Management by Dr Suresh Sivananthan 22nd July 2021,2-3pm

Dr Sanjiv Rampal Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon will be hosting web seminar series on international Medical App Docquity with Dr Lim Sze Wei Consultant Orthopaedic and Spine Surgeon and Dr Suresh Sivananthan of ALTY Orthopaedic Hospital KL on 22nd July 2021 2-3pm Docquity app Do feel free to join with questions 1CPD Point Strictly for medical…

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The safety of physical exertion during COVID 19