Dr MA Manjra

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Dr Manjra is a fellowship trained Orthopaedic hip & knee surgeon, with training both locally and internationally in the latest evidence based techniques in hip and knee joint arthroscopy, preservation, reconstruction and replacement

Grateful beyond words for the incredible reviews and kind feedback from our patients. Your trust means everything to us....
28/02/2026

Grateful beyond words for the incredible reviews and kind feedback from our patients. Your trust means everything to us. 🙏

At our practice, every hip and knee treated, every step regained, and every milestone achieved is a partnership. Thank you for allowing us to be part of your journey back to mobility and a better quality of life.

Your support inspires us to continue delivering personalised, evidence-based care every patient, every time.

15/02/2026

🦴 Joint Disease Signs: Instability (3/3)
Instability is the feeling that you can’t fully trust your joint, whether walking, climbing stairs, or lifting objects.

This sensation is commonly caused by ligament or meniscus injuries, or advanced cartilage and bone loss, leading to a joint that feels weak or unreliable.

If your joint feels unstable, early assessment can help prevent further damage and restore confidence in movement.

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08/02/2026

🦴 Joint Disease Signs: Deformity

Joint deformity can develop after injury or due to degenerative joint disease.

This may occur when damaged ligaments, meniscus, or worn cartilage cause the joint to shift or collapse into an abnormal position.

Changes in joint shape or alignment are important signs that shouldn’t be ignored and often reflect underlying structural damage.

03/02/2026

🦴 Joint Disease Signs: Pain & Mechanical Symptoms (1/3)

Pain is often the first sign patients notice with joint injury or joint disease but it’s not the only one.

Mechanical symptoms like clicking, snapping, grinding, or even a joint that locks in place can indicate underlying damage within the joint. If your joint feels noisy, stiff, or gets stuck, it may be time to have it assessed.

Early diagnosis can make a big difference in long-term joint health.

22/02/2025

🌟 Exciting News! 🌟

I’ve was invited to the Smith and Nephew Inspire Hip Arthroscopy Course in Munich 🇩🇪 Germany! Enjoyed learning from the best and sharing insights with fellow professionals.

Stay tuned for updates as I dive into this incredible experience! 💪✨



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Anterior Approach for hip replacement surgery-Minimally invasive-Faster recovery-Lower dislocation riskBe sure to check ...
30/05/2024

Anterior Approach for hip replacement surgery

-Minimally invasive
-Faster recovery
-Lower dislocation risk

Be sure to check out my other posts two in the series for information on the lateral and posterior approaches as well. Remember, the most important thing is to make an informed decision with the guidance of your doctor.

Posterior Approach for hip replacement surgery-Broad access-Preserves major muscles-Widely usedBe sure to check out my o...
30/05/2024

Posterior Approach for hip replacement surgery

-Broad access
-Preserves major muscles
-Widely used

Be sure to check out my other posts for information on the lateral and anterior approaches as well. Remember, the most important thing is to make an informed decision with the guidance of your doctor.

Lateral (Anterolateral) Approach for hip replacement surgery-Lower dislocation risk-Good access-Balanced recoveryBe sure...
30/05/2024

Lateral (Anterolateral) Approach for hip replacement surgery

-Lower dislocation risk
-Good access
-Balanced recovery

Be sure to check out my other posts for information on the anterior and posterior approaches as well. Remember, the most important thing is to make an informed decision with the guidance of your doctor.

28/04/2024

Stay tuned for more information on how to become an orthopaedic surgeon and the different subspecialties within the field.

16/03/2024

"Discover the Key Components of a Successful Total Knee Replacement Procedure"

A total knee replacement is made up of essentially three components. The first is the femoral component or femoral cap. The second is the tibial component or base plate which fits into the tibia. And the third is the polyethylene liner which fits onto the top of the tibial base plate.

14/03/2024

A total knee replacement is done via an incision on the frontal or anterior aspect of the knee joint. Special cutting guides are used in order to machine and cut the bones to accept the total knee prosthesis. The tibial component is cut flush and has certain drill holes to allow acceptance of the tibial base plate.

14/03/2024

Today I want to share with you the amazing advancements in knee replacement surgery. As someone who has personally experienced the pain and limitations of knee problems, I understand the struggles and challenges that come with it. That is why I am so excited to tell you about the femoral cap and polyethylene liner, two crucial components in knee replacement surgery.

The femoral cap is carefully inserted onto the femur, providing a smooth surface for the knee joint to move on. This not only helps with the overall stability of the joint, but also allows for a more natural range of motion. And let me tell you, having a natural range of motion is truly life-changing. It means being able to walk, run, and even dance without feeling any discomfort or limitations.

But that's not all, the polyethylene or plastic liner is also a key player in this surgery. It is inserted onto the tibia, acting as a cushion between the femoral cap and the tibia. This helps reduce friction and wear on the joint, resulting in a longer lifespan for the implant. Plus, with various sizes available, doctors can choose the perfect fit for each individual, ensuring optimal comfort and functionality.

Now, I know surgery can be scary and overwhelming, but let me reassure you that the knee joint is thoroughly tested after all the components are in place. This is to ensure that the joint is stable and has a full range of motion. The last thing anyone wants is to go through a surgery and still have limitations afterwards. But with this advanced technique, you can rest assured that you will have a strong and functional knee joint.

I am grateful to live in a time where medical advancements are constantly being made to improve our quality of life. Knee replacement surgery has come a long way and I am excited to see where it will go in the future. So for those of you struggling with knee problems, know that there is hope and a better quality of life waiting for you.

Take care of your knees, they are valuable and deserve the best treatment. And always remember, there is light at the end of the tunnel.

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490 King Cetshwayo Highway
Durban
4058

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

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