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The AC joint dislocation is easy to diagnose and identify. On clinical examination, the shoulder top appears prominent in comparison to the other side.
Learn MoreFortunately majority of Achilles Tendinopathy problems can be resolved with simple fomentation and stretching exercises. In some who do not heal with exercise based treatment, a PRP injection can do the needful. In a small minority of people with achilles tendinopathy, none of these treatments work. In those, underlying reason for the same need to be understood so that appropriate arthroscopic surgical procedure can be undertaken.
Learn MorePartial Achilles tendon tears and tendon tears in patients with minimal displacement can be treated conservatively with walking boot and wedges. The number of wedges will have to be gradually reduced over a period of 6 to 12 weeks to get the foot plantigrade. However, the push off strength of the achilles tendon and calf muscle may not return to the pre-injury level.
Learn MoreWith good physical examination, the ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament of Knee) injury can be identified. However when the knee is acutely swollen and painful, it may be difficult to examine.
Learn MoreIn people over the age of 55 with a sedentary life style may not need a surgery, but proper rehabilitation to optimise the muscle condition to minimise the risk of further deterioration and wear and tear of the knee joint.
Learn MoreMajority of ankle ligaments heal naturally. However, some with recurrent injuries or non-healing ligaments will need a surgery to either repair or reconstruct the ligament. A vast majority of ankle ligament injuries are on the outer side (lateral) of the ankle. Inner side (medial) ligaments are more sturdy and injuries are less common.
Learn MoreJoint fusion or arthrodesis is still a useful surgery in some conditions where the joint has been destroyed to the extent that it cannot be reconstructed and the replacement of the joint may not be available or involves higher risk. The common joints which get this arthrosed (fused) are ankle, big toe, mid foot and wrist. The aim of this surgery is to provide a painfree rigid joint in place of a painful and stiff joint.
Learn MoreThese are inpatient procedures eligible for insurance and cashless claims. Our hospital is empaneled with major insurance providers to facilitate hassle-free treatment.
Learn MoreArthroscopy is a procedure done for the treatment of joint problems using small cuts through which camera is passed into the joint. Using the camera, the surgeon can see the joint and also treat various joint related problems. In addition to camera, the small thin instruments are passed into the joint and a vast array of surgical procedures such as cartilage repair, cartilage regeneration, ligament reconstruction, ligament repair, cyst removal are done through this procedure.
Learn MoreOur orthopedic surgical procedures are designed to address a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, from sports injuries to degenerative joint diseases. Our experienced surgeons utilize the latest techniques and technology to provide optimal outcomes for our patients.
When considering surgery, we believe in thoroughly educating our patients about their options, potential benefits, risks, and recovery expectations. Each procedure page provides detailed information to help you make informed decisions about your care.
Whether you require minimally invasive arthroscopic surgery or complex joint reconstruction, our team is committed to delivering personalized care and supporting you throughout your surgical journey.