Datuk Paduka Dr. Abdul Rauf Ahmad
Consultant in Orthopaedics
MD (UKM), Master of Surgery (Ortho) UKM
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Orthopaedics
Our Orthopaedics team focuses on the care of the musculoskeletal system — muscles, bones, joints, ligaments and tendons. We provide a range of orthopaedic treatment options for diseases, injuries and other conditions affecting movement.
- Spine trauma
- Low back surgery
- Cervical and advanced trauma
- Pelvis injury and fracture
- Total knee replacement
- Total hip replacement
- Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL)
- Orthopaedic, trauma and arthroplasty / spine and AMT (pelvic)
Related concerns: Knee pain · Back pain · Joint pain
When people come to this clinic
- Knee, hip or joint pain that limits walking
- Back or neck pain after strain or injury
- Fracture, sprain or trauma
- Stiffness after a previous operation
This list is for orientation. It is not a diagnosis.
Assessment at KPMC
- Clinical examination by an orthopaedic consultant
- General X-ray at KPMC Radiology
- Laboratory tests when requested
Related facilities
- Two operating theatres
- Diagnostic imaging (X-ray)
- Physiotherapy for movement and rehabilitation
Consultants
Our specialist team providing this service.
Patient education
Understand your care
Medical information related to this service. These articles support informed conversations and do not replace clinical assessment.
Orthopaedics · 6 min read
Knee Osteoarthritis: Everyday Steps for Safer Joint Care
Understand common knee osteoarthritis symptoms, practical activity choices and the signs that deserve a medical assessment.
Orthopaedics · 7 min read
ACL Injury: Assessment, Early Care and Rehabilitation
Learn what to do after a twisting knee injury and why treatment decisions depend on the person, knee and activity goals.
Orthopaedics · 6 min read
Suspected Fracture: First Aid, Treatment and Follow-Up
Practical steps after a possible broken bone, including circulation warning signs and cast safety.
Orthopaedics · 7 min read
Hip or Knee Replacement: Preparing for a Safer Recovery
Understand shared decision-making, preparation and warning signs before and after joint replacement.
Questions patients often ask
Do I need a referral?
You may book an orthopaedic appointment directly. Bring previous X-rays or clinic letters if you have them.
Is every joint pain treated with surgery?
No. Many problems are managed with advice, physiotherapy or medicines. Surgery is discussed only when a consultant recommends it.
What imaging is available at KPMC?
Radiology at KPMC lists general X-ray, ultrasound, mammography, C-arm fluoroscopy, selected contrast studies and dental OPG. Confirm other tests when booking.
