The Orthopedic Department at Saada Hospital in Sohar specializes in diagnosing, treating, and rehabilitating musculoskeletal disorders. Our team of highly skilled and experienced orthopedic surgeons and specialists is dedicated to providing exceptional care to patients of all ages, making us one of the premier orthopedic surgery hsopitals in Sohar, Oman.
We are equipped with advanced diagnostic tools and state-of-the-art surgical techniques, allowing for accurate assessments and effective treatments. Our commitment to utilizing the latest technology ensures that our patients receive the highest quality care for optimal recovery.
There is no single "best" orthopedic surgeon — the right choice depends on your condition. The orthopedic team at Saada Hospital in Sohar includes four consultants covering joint replacement, trauma and fracture care, sports injuries and pediatric orthopedics. If you are unsure who to see, call us and our team will book you with the consultant who treats your specific problem.
Yes. Saada Hospital provides pediatric orthopedic care in Sohar for children with fractures, growth and bone development concerns, limb and foot deformities such as clubfoot and flat feet, gait problems, and sports injuries in young athletes. Children's bones heal differently from adults', so treatment is planned around the child's growth rather than simply repeating an adult approach.
Fracture management treats a broken bone — realigning it and holding it in place with a cast, plate, screws or a rod so it heals in the correct position. Joint replacement is for a joint that has been permanently damaged, usually by advanced arthritis, where the worn surfaces are replaced with an artificial implant. One repairs a sudden injury; the other rebuilds a joint worn down over years.
Most patients are helped to stand and walk with support within a day or two of surgery and go home within about three to five days. Walking aids are usually needed for around six weeks, and most people return to desk-based work between six and twelve weeks. Physiotherapy is essential throughout, and full recovery can take up to a year. Your surgeon will give you a timeline based on your own health and the joint replaced.
Yes. Our orthopedic team in Sohar treats sports injuries including ligament tears such as ACL injuries, meniscus and cartilage damage, dislocations, tendon injuries, and overuse conditions in the shoulder, knee and ankle. Treatment starts with an accurate diagnosis and imaging, and many injuries are managed without surgery through physiotherapy and rehabilitation.
Yes. Saada Hospital has a dedicated Spine department in Sohar alongside Orthopedics, offering both surgical and non-surgical treatment for degenerative spine conditions, disc problems and back pain, including minimally invasive spine surgery. If your main complaint is back or neck pain, our team will direct you to the right specialist when you book.
