Services

> Joint Replacement:

Total Joint Replacement (Arthroplasty)– Replacement of any joint which includes knees, hips, shoulders, and elbows. Here, open surgery is performed to remove the damaged articular cartilage surface area . The damaged part is replaced with a prosthesis. Read More about Joint Replacement.

• Knee Joint Replacement:
  Osteoarthritis of the Knee is more common,  followed by rheumatoid arthritis, rarely post-traumatic arthritis.  Both the knees may be replaced in a single sitting, depending upon patient fitness.

• Hip Joint Replacement:

1. Hemiarthoplasty: Replacement of the Femoral Head in cases of fractured neck femur/communited inter-trochantric fractures,  commonly seen  in older patients. The best treatment option is Bipolar Hip Replacement. This ensures ultrafast recoveries – patients can start walking by the third day after the operation.
2. Total Hip Replacement: Second most common occurrence, which involves the replacement of the Femoral Head as well as the replacement of the Acetabulum in cases of Osteoarthritis.

• Shoulder Replacement:

Done rarely in Comminuted fractures or Osteoarthritis.

>   Arthroscopic Surgery:

Minimal invasive surgery performed for joints(through keyhole incisions) which include the knee joint, shoulders wrist, hips and ankle. Read more about Arthroscopic Surgery.

1. Knee Arthroscopy:
   Therapeutic Arthroscopic surgeries in knee joints performed mainly for ligament reconstruction; commonly done for Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) and Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL) and Meniscal injuries.

• Shoulder Arthroscopy:
  It is done to repair rotator cuff injuries, recurrent shoulder dislocation, impingement problems due to acromian process.

> Spine Surgery:

All ailments related to the spinal cord are taken care of, which include, prolapsed intervertebral discs (PID), cervical and lumbar, problems of  compression fracture of the spine, developmental abnormalities such as scoliosis.

>  Orthopedics:

General Orthopedic Surgeries including all domestic and accident-related fractures, which are treated by state-of-the-art operating techniques such as Interlock nailing for long bone fractures under image intensifier control, minimally invasive plate osteosynthesis MIPO technique by use of locking compression plates.

>  Hand Surgery, Emergency and Elective Surgeries:

• Fixation of small bones of the hand
• Tendon injuries
• Deformity correction
• Reconstruction of the hand in crush injuries
• Arthroscopy of the wrist joint
• Ligament repair
• Release of the Carpal Tunnel, trigger finger and contracture release

>  Plastic Surgery:

Cosmetic surgery through the repair of the damaged tissue and refashioning of it in traumatic cases (facial and hand):

1. Skin grafting
2. Flap reconstruction
3. Tendon Repair
4. Reconstructive surgeries in partial amputation

>  General Surgery:

• Laparoscopic procedures (appendix, cholescystectomy, hernia repair)
• Fissures / haemorrhoids
• Urology procedures

>  24 hour Emergency Care:

Emergency care for trauma patients

>  Accident and Fracture Care:

Management of emergency(trauma) patients