Specialist in orthopaedics and trauma surgery

Dr. Daniel Malile

Hip and knee replacement and arthroscopic surgery

Orthopaedic consultant
to the youth teams at
Olimpia Milano

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Areas of expertise

Knee

Total and partial knee replacement, revision surgery and treatment of meniscus and cruciate ligament injuries.

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Hip

Hip replacement surgery, including complex cases. At your appointment, we assess your pain, mobility and independence in daily life.

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Knee and hip revision surgery

Assessment of a painful or unstable knee replacement and what to expect if revision surgery is needed.

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Robot-assisted knee replacement

With ROSA, I assess how the knee moves during surgery and tailor the implant position to its anatomy.

How I use ROSA

Fast-track surgery

Standardised pathway

Minimally invasive surgery

Multidisciplinary team

Rapid recovery

Recovery after hip or knee replacement, from your first steps to going home.

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About me

Care built around your daily life

I am part of the CORAG team at IRCCS Ospedale Galeazzi–Sant’Ambrogio in Milan.
I specialise in hip and knee replacement and sports injuries.

I ask each patient which activities they want to get back to, and we discuss the options that suit their circumstances.

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Planning your care together

Your first appointment

We start with what you find difficult, whether that is walking, climbing stairs or getting back on the pitch.
I take this into account when examining your joint, and we review any tests you have already had.

What to bring

Bring your scans and test reports and a list of your medicines.
If you have had surgery, bring any records available from the operation.

Choosing a treatment

We discuss the options that suit your condition, what you hope to achieve and what each option would mean for your daily life.

Questions to discuss

What benefits can we expect? What are the risks and alternatives? At the end of the appointment, we agree on the next step.

Returning to your activities

At follow-up visits we review changes in pain, movement and independence.
Based on your progress, we agree with your physiotherapist how to resume the activities that matter to you.

What to mention at your follow-up

Note which movements have become easier, which still cause pain and how you respond to exercises between appointments.

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