Dr. Adrian Tablante - Orthopaedic Surgeon

17/09/2025

This Pain Awareness Month, we are reminded that living with persistent pain—from arthritis, past injuries, or everyday wear and tear—is not something you should have to endure.

St. Luke’s orthopedic surgeons are committed to identifying the cause of your hip pain and developing the right treatment plan so you can move comfortably and confidently once again.

Take the first step toward lasting relief today.

02/09/2025

28/08/2025

A locking or catching sensation in your finger, known as trigger finger, can disrupt the activities you love most. Our orthopedic experts at St. Luke's - Quezon City perform a precise open trigger finger release, a procedure designed to restore smooth movement and bring back your confidence.

Consult with our specialists to learn more about your treatment options.

27/08/2025

The shoes we wear can influence our entire body—and the wrong pair can quietly set off a chain reaction of discomfort, triggering pain in your back, hips, knees, and more. 👟

“Every time we walk, our feet need to be able to change shape,” says physical therapist Otto Lam. The heel should strike first, the foot should roll forward, and the toes should spread before pushing off—but the wrong shoe can disrupt this sequence.

Learn more about how different types of shoes affect your body and ways to identify shoe-related pain: https://on.natgeo.com/4oJq2XP

25/08/2025

Knee pain can stop you from doing the things you love. At St. Luke's - Quezon City, we understand how frustrating that can be.

Our orthopedic experts offer a solution with arthroscopic surgery, a minimally invasive procedure designed to get you back on your feet faster. With less pain, smaller incisions, and a quicker recovery, you can reclaim your mobility and get back to enjoying life.

16/08/2025

Did you know that an Achilles tendon tear usually occurs during activities such as running and jumping, or trauma such as a slip and fall? Most patients report their first feeling was a "pop" or they felt like they were struck in the back of the ankle, followed by some pain.

Did you know that an Achilles tendon tear usually occurs during activities such as running and jumping, or trauma such as a slip and fall? Most patients report their first feeling was a "pop" or they felt like they were struck in the back of the ankle, followed by some pain.

Learn more from : https://ow.ly/Yc7n50T9h6b

14/08/2025

Ingrown toenails are annoying problems that occur when the nail edge grows into the skin, causing pain, swelling, or infection. They can even recur after complete nail removal.

Consult your local foot and ankle surgeon for effective treatment options.🦶






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03/08/2025

St. Luke’s Medical Center – Quezon City Strengthens Legacy of Excellence with JCI Reaccreditation | News & Press Releases

28/07/2025

Is a torn Achilles tendon affecting your mobility? We're here to help you recover effectively! Your Achilles tendon is the strongest fibrous cord in your body and is crucial for activities like walking, running, and jumping. When it gets injured, even the simplest movements can become challenging.

St. Luke's Achilles repair procedures aim to get you back on your feet faster, with less pain, minimal scarring, and top-quality surgical care.

Take the first step towards recovery—send us a message today!

28/07/2025

Congratulations to our Alumni on passing the prestigious Philippine Board of Orthopaedics Diplomate Examination! Your years of hard work, passion, and commitment to excellence have truly paid off. Wishing you all the best as you continue to grow in your profession.